New Jersey played an incredible role in the Revolutionary War – with even General George Washington paying many a visit to the region and famously crossing the Delaware. You can visit many of these sites, including at one of the country’s most incredible parks – but many people forget that there was another side to the Revolutionary War here that played out long before we were a state. That’s why we were so blown away to discover that people can discover the hidden secrets of the British presence in Colonial New Jersey through a visit to the Old Barracks Museum. This historic museum in New Jersey, found in the state capital of Trenton, is a fully restored colonial barracks and is one of the few remains of the 1776 Battle of Trenton. Today, it’s a popular and affordable living history museum that offers an incredible look into an often-forgotten chapter of New Jersey history.

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Have you visited the Old Barracks Museum in Trenton? Tell us about your visit to this historic museum in New Jersey in the comments section! You can see hours, admission, and current programs at the website of The Old Barracks, and make sure to follow the Facebook page of The Old Barracks to see pictures of the latest events! There’s a lot to see in the area surrounding Trenton, too – the city used to be the home of Papa’s Tomato Pies, which can now be found in Robbinsville. If you’re on a pizza run and it’s getting late, you can check into the Hampton Inn & Suites Robbinsville, which offers amazing comfort at a low price.

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