Morven Museum & Garden

Step into 250 years of American history at New Jersey's most iconic colonial landmark. Explore authentic artifacts, join guided tours, and experience what life was like during the Revolutionary War era.

Step inside New Jersey's oldest building and explore the home of William Trent, the Philadelphia merchant who gave Trenton its name. Built in the early 1700s, this National Historic Landmark offers a vivid window into colonial life, with period furnishings and architectural details that bring the 18th century to life. A visit here reveals how wealthy families lived during America's founding era.

The Trenton City Museum is at Ellarslie Mansion in Cadwalader Park. Ellarslie Mansion, one of five historic sites and one of three museums owned by the City of Trenton, is maintained and operated by the Department of Recreation, Natural Resources & Culture, Division of Culture with additional support from the Trenton Museum Society.