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Alexander Hamilton Marker

The Americans continued their retreat from Elizabeth, through Rahway and Woodbridge to New Brunswick. This plaque, one of many erected throughout New Jersey to commemorate actions during the Revolution, was placed on Old Queens Campus. It marks the ... View more

Buccleuch Mansion

The Buccleuch Mansion (pronounced “buck-clue” or “buckloo”) was originally the home of Anthony White. It was built in 1739 and is a fine example of colonial Georgian architecture, which is noted for its balance, proportion, and symmetry. Later ... View more

Carpender Hall

This 1880 building was the home of Edwin R. and Elovine Carpender. Edwin was the nephew of John N. Carpender, who purchased College Hall in 1880. Elovine was one of the founders of the Urban League in New Brunswick and the first female member of the ... View more

Civil War / Soldiers & Sailors Monument

New Brunswick’s Civil War Monument was erected in 1893, known as the Soldiers & Sailors Monument remains an icon in Monument Square. Its inscription reads as follows: “Erected by the people of New Brunswick in memory of the brave soldiers and ... View more

College Hall

College Hall, located at 125 George Street, was originally constructed in 1855 as a private residence by Levi D. Jarred, a local merchant and political figure. Italianate in style, College Hall is constructed of cut brownstone with a variety of roof ... View more

Daniel S. Schanck Observatory

Daniel S. Schanck Observatory, a former astronomical observatory that was part of the old Rutgers College. Built in 1865, the small, two story building was built to resemble the Tower of the Winds in Athens, Greece. The observatory was named after ... View more

East Jersey Old Town Village

East Jersey Old Town Village is a collection of historic structures that were relocated to Johnson Park in Piscataway. The village is comprised of sixteen reconstructed and replica 18th and 19th century structures that represent architecture ... View more

Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees Chapel

The Chapel was named after Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees (1841-1924). After a 17-year year engagement, she married Ralph Voorhees in 1887. The couple became philanthropists and spent the remainder of their lives distributing her inheritances from her ... View more

Henry Guest House

The Henry Guest House is a sandstone house built in 1760 in the Georgian style, recognizable for its sense of proportion and symmetry. The house originally stood on the corner of Livingston Avenue and Carroll Place (known today as New Street). Guest ... View more

Kearny Cottage

Built in 1781, the four-room cottage is a museum operated by Kearny Cottage Historical Society and serves as a repository for many items donated by citizens of Perth Amboy reflecting the maritime history of its owners and the city. A colonial garden ... View more

Kirkpatrick Chapel

The Kirkpatrick Chapel was built in 1873, and was named after Sophia Kirkpatrick of New Brunswick, who donated $61,054.57 to Rutgers College to fund the planned chapel. It was designed by New Brunswick-born architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh ... View more

Metlar-Bodine House

Initially constructed as a simple, single-room, one-and-one-half story home in 1728 by Peter Bodine, a merchant in the thriving port community of Raritan Landing. The Metlar-Bodine House was enlarged with Greek Revival additions made in the 1850s by ... View more

New Brunswick Free Public Library

The New Brunswick Free Public Library began in 1796 as the Union Library Company. The Union Library Company began with a collection of 16 books and charged $5.00 for a share in the Library. The library in its present form was incorporated in 1890. ... View more

Old Queens

Old Queens is the oldest building located on the Rutgers University campus. Built in 1809, it is constructed of local brownstone. It is a fine example of Federal architecture, popular in the young United States from about 1780-1830. This was an ... View more

Proprietary House

Completed in 1764, Proprietary House has served as a residence to New Jersey’s last royal governor, a stylish hotel, a private mansion, a retirement home, a boarding house, and now a museum. Proprietary House is the the only remaining official ... View more

Rutgers Geology Museum

The Rutgers Geology Museum was built in 1872 and originally named Geology Hall. It was founded by State Geologist George H. Cook. This stone building was designed by New Brunswick-born architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh (1847-1918). The structure ... View more

South River Museum--Old School Baptist Church

The South River Museum–Old School Baptist Church is a museum of South River history. Exhibits include all aspects of Borough history including: schools; churches and houses of worship; local businesses and organizations; daily life; events and ... View more

The Barron Arts Center

The Barron Arts Center has been housed in the former Barron Library since 1977, when the library operation moved to a new building. The handsome brownstone was constructed in 1877 in the Richardsonian Romanesque style and its construction was funded ... View more

Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park

Please come and visit our well-appointed museum and enjoy a fully escorted tour. You can view original artifacts, listen to 100+ year old Edison Phonographs, and learn about the wonders that took place at Thomas Edison’s historic Menlo Park. Enjoy ... View more

Wood Lawn Mansion

The Wood Lawn Mansion was built in 1830 by Colonel James Neilson, a third-generation descendant of the Neilson family of New Brunswick. James Neilson built the Mansion as a gentleman’s farm during his time as a successful businessman in New ... View more

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