Princeton Battle Monument — Attraction in Princeton

My visit to Princeton Battlefield Park was truly memorable. Steeped in history, this park offers a captivating glimpse into the past. The well-preserved battleground and monuments make it a must-see for history enthusiasts. The serene landscape with open fields and winding trails was a joy to explore. I appreciated the informative plaques that provided insights into the Revolutionary War. Ample parking and clean facilities added to the convenience. A place of reflection and appreciation for our nation's history. Highly recommended...

WHERE IS THOMAS PAINES MEMORIAL???

It was Thomas Paine who convinced the militia to fight on and help Washington get his first couple of victories after losing 7 battles in a row, and was running scared until Paine wrote the crisis papers that reinvigorated the troops. John Adam's once said "Without the pen of Paine, the sword of Washington would have been wielded in vain."

What a shame that Paine, even in this day and age, still gets thrown under the bus. He deserves much more recognition from...

The Monument is beautiful, and in same area is Morven Museum, as well as a few cool sculptures on walkway in front of museum. The Albert Einstein Memorial is close as well. We didn't visit Morven Museum yet, but you can walk around house and see gardens as well.as the old pool house. The garden has remnants of an old garden wall as well as great climbing plants. Nice area to walk around. 30 minute public parking spots behind museum. Nice place to...