Southern Shore Nassau Hall on the Princeton University Campus, Princeto n Colonial Homes, Victorian Buildings and a Golden Dome H istory is alive in the Delaware River Region with sites and attractions from the turning point of the American Revolution and Washington's famous crossing of the river to the Whitesbog Village in Brown Mills and the Rankokus Indian Reservation. The Trenton State House, the second oldest state house in continuous use has recently been completely renovated and is open for historic tours. Nearby the Old Barracks Museum stands exactly as it did 200 years ago when it housed British troops during the French and Revolutionary Wars. The natural beauty of our state can be savored at the 1.1 million acre pristine Pine Barrens. The annual re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware, Trenton.
Entertainment is the ticket in the Delaware River Region.
The Blockbuster-Sony Entertainment Center in Camden rocks. Nearby catch the South Jersey Performing Arts Center and the Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center, both in Camden. In Trenton the War Memorial resounds with the bravos of classical music. While in Camden, visit the Riversharks minor league baseball Park opening this Spring. Princeton's Tony Award winning McCarter Theatre and Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton both inspire and entertain.