We look forward to seeing you in Princeton, a historic colonial town!

Beginning and ending in Princeton, this 3.5-hour bus excursion will travel a 26-mile loop through the Ten Crucial Days Historic Area, while you hear historical interpretation of the Crossing and the battles of Trenton, Assunpink Creek, and Princeton. What happened here? Why here? Was it brilliance or luck that altered the fortunes of war? How did this change world history?

We will travel from John Witherspoon's grave to honor the fallen at Princeton Battlefield, then to the Quaker Friends graveyard - final resting place of Richard Stockton.

This exhibit features the lives and sacrifices of the Five Signers of the Declaration from New Jersey. The Morven Museum and Garden also features its popular "Festival of Trees" display.

Ticket prices:

• $15 General Admission
• $12 Senior (60+)
• $10 Veterans/Active Military

Tickets will be available every 30-minutes and are for sale on the Morven website at this link.

https://morvenmuseumgarden

You are invited! Join us for an evening on the river—at the very landing where the Revolution moved.

Step onto ground that once launched the Republic. Cooper’s Riverview stands on the colonial ferry landing where John Adams and fellow delegates boarded for Congress, and where Rochambeau’s French troops embarked for Yorktown. Come for the view. Stay for the story.

The evening includes:

• A scrumptious buffet
• An after-dinner talk by Dr. Iris DeRode
• Songs from The Crossing: A Revolutionary New Musical
• Wines from the Revolution Collection, Unionville Vineyards
• Malt beverages from River Horse Brewery
• Comraderie, good humor, memories!

History, hospitality, and a night of music on the Delaware.

Reserve your place. The ferry will not wait!

Save the hassle of parking in the comfort of this luxury bus to and from the Nassau Inn.

Hosted by the SAR, Lineage organizations will present a wreath-commemoration ceremony.

In addition to the Crossing reenactment, the Historic Village will feature a full day of activities and demonstrations highlighting 18th-century civilian and military life, offering fun and learning for the whole family. Food vendors will also be on site.

With this donation, you support the Friends of Washington Crossing Park, who work year-round as stewards of this historic site, and registered lineage organization members receive passes to a heated, members-only tent with refreshments.

Families are invited to participate in a range of activities:

• Observe the 4th Light Dragoons portraying mounted militia soldiers riding on horseback
• Smell and taste bread prepared by a period baker
• See how soldiers drilled in preparation for battle
• Watch blacksmiths demonstrate their craft
• Immerse yourself in a follower’s encampment
• Try your hand at colonial-era games
• And more!