Morven Museum

Morven is a notable eighteenth century house worked by the conspicuous legal counselor Richard Stockton in 1750 for his family. Stockton was one of the signatories of the Declaration of Independence. The house, which is today a National Historic Landmark, filled in as the New Jersey Governor's Mansion from 1944 until 1981. The house, which contains a huge accumulation of fine and enlivening expressions, and the encompassing greenery enclosures involve a gallery delineating the historical backdrop of the regarded New Jersey family and a vital time of history and social legacy for New Jersey. Morven has visit displays and uncommon occasions. Morven Museum and Garden is extraordinary compared to other activities in Princeton, New Jersey.