Posts about the Wicoff House Museum Collections.

Mueller Tiles – Tom, Tom the Piper’s Son

This colorful tile made by the Mueller Mosaic Company of Trenton is still beautifully vibrant after almost 100 years. It is embedded

Mueller Tiles – Tom, Tom the Piper’s Son2024-03-05T12:57:23-05:00

Man in the Moon

Here is another whimsical ceramic tile produced by the Mueller Mosaic Company at the Wicoff House Museum. An entire series of nursery

Man in the Moon2024-03-05T12:41:08-05:00

Telling Stories – Herman Carl Mueller Tiles

John Van Buren Wicoff and his wife Lavinia Applegate Wicoff had seven children while living in the Wicoff House. They built an

Telling Stories – Herman Carl Mueller Tiles2024-02-27T13:04:12-05:00

Local Lenape Artifacts

The Wicoff House Museum offers rotating exhibits throughout the year. These photos are from a special display of local Lenape artifacts. The

Local Lenape Artifacts2024-02-22T15:29:06-05:00

Local Lenape Artifacts on Display

The Wicoff House Museum offers rotating exhibits throughout the year. These photos are from a special display of local Lenape artifacts. The

Local Lenape Artifacts on Display2024-02-27T13:24:35-05:00

Archaeologic finds – What are Flakes?

The New Jersey State Museum in Trenton has a series of fascinating displays about New Jersey's first inhabitants - the Lenape people.

Archaeologic finds – What are Flakes?2024-02-01T11:20:50-05:00

Around the World – in 1923

This 1923 Industrial Arts desk feature a paper scroll with all kinds of educational pictures - including the flags of the world

Around the World – in 19232024-01-21T17:48:06-05:00

A Wooden Mortar from the New Jersey State Museum

The New Jersey State Museum in Trenton has a series of fascinating displays about New Jersey's first inhabitants - the Lenape people. 

A Wooden Mortar from the New Jersey State Museum2024-01-18T11:47:20-05:00

Lenape Artifacts in the New Jersey State Museum

The New Jersey State Museum in Trenton has a series of fascinating displays about New Jersey's first inhabitants - the Lenape people.

Lenape Artifacts in the New Jersey State Museum2024-01-17T15:20:57-05:00

Lenape Artifacts in the Wicoff House Museum

Among the numerous Lenape artifacts on display at the Wicoff House Museum, we also have two axes or tomahawks mounted a wooden

Lenape Artifacts in the Wicoff House Museum2024-01-11T15:49:32-05:00
Go to Top