An 895 acre historical park operated by the New Jersey State Division of Parks and Forestry that commemorates the site of the Battle of Princeton, a famous battle of the American Revolution, which occurred in January of 1777. It is also the site of the Clarke House Museum which contains period furniture and Revolutionary War exhibits.
Admission is free.
Includes Thomas Clarke House Museum tours and various 18th century programs held throughout the year, such as holiday celebrations, military encampments, and domestic skills demonstrations. An organization which works for the preservation of the battlefield, by aiding in archeological investigations, improving park grounds and buildings and conducting research on the site's historical background. A winter event sponsored by the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry and the Princeton Battlefield Preservation Society held at the Park.