The Princeton Public Library is dedicated to offering a wide range of books for people of all ages, covering almost every genre. In addition, they have various programs and events for children, parents and young adults.
Founded on October 22, 1746 Princeton University is the fourth-oldest college in the United States. It offers courses in a number of diverse fields ranging from arts and humanities to social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. It is also one of the world’s most prestigious research universities. The financial program of the university is also quite expansive, aimed at picking up competent students from all economic backgrounds and social classes, so as to allow everyone to be capable of affording world-class education at Princeton.
The Morven Museum & Garden dates back to the 18th Century. The name of the historic house, and its garden, is derived from that of an Irish mythical kingdom. In 1982, the property was converted into a museum and is open to public visitation.
The Albert Einstein House was the place where the much celebrated scientist lived until his death. Built in the latter half of the 19th Century, the house is now a major tourist attraction.
Located on Stockton Street, the Drumthwacket Estate is the official home of the governor. The building was built in the 19th century and is the base for the Drumthwacket Foundation as well as a museum showcasing old artifacts.
Having once served as the residence of Henry Chapman Mercer, a prominent archaeologist, Fonthill Castle is a study in architectural grandeur. Built in the early 20th Century, this palatial structure is one of three Mercer buildings and is most noted for its unique architecture and impressive ceramics. The castle is now a popular tourist attraction and features some of Mercer's finest works. A collection of decorative tiles, furniture, and artifacts make up the permanent exhibits at this castle. A tour of the castle takes you through the life of its legendary resident, and also throws light on some of his most notable work.
Managed and operated by the Morrisville Society, Summerseat is a historic landmark that is located in the heart of Morrisville. Built during the 17th century, this 2 and a half storey house was a home to two singers called George Clymer and Robert Morris. The society has retained the interior features of the house that consists of a central hall, five bays and four rooms on each floor. This house museum can be visited on every first Saturday of the month from 10 Am – 2 Pm.
The Rudolf W. van der Goot Rose Garden is a haven for lovers of genus Rosa. Sprawling over an acre (0.4 hectares), the garden showcases over 325 varieties of roses. Named after the famous horticulturist Rudolf W. van der Goot, the garden provides an exciting and informative exposure for those interested in this popular species. With over 3,000 roses blossoming at a time, this fragrant park offers the perfect backdrop for wedding photo-shoots and picnics.
Saint Mary's Catholic Church Complex is one of the last remaining complexes dating back to the late 1800s. This majestic structure, built in 1871, is an architectural landmark in Plainfield. It exemplifies the High Victorian Gothic style replete with a pyramidal steeple, detailed arches and stained-glass windows. This historic church also has a vibrant social responsibility program.
The Princeton Public Library is dedicated to offering a wide range of books for people of all ages, covering almost every genre. In addition, they have various programs and events for children, parents and young adults.