The Wicoff House Museum Collection: The First Inhabitants of Plainsboro, Part 5
The Wicoff House Museum Collection: The First Inhabitants of Plainsboro, Part 5 While the 25,000 artifacts from the 1981-1982 Scudders Mill Road
Artifacts from the Plow Zone – Plainsboro’s First Inhabitants, Part 4
Artifacts from the Plow Zone During the Scudders Mill Road Bypass archaeological dig in 1981-1982, a wide variety of stone tools were
More on the 1981-1982 Scudders Mill Road Bypass Archaeological Dig- Plainsboro’s First Inhabitants, Part 3
We don’t necessarily think about what we don’t see. In our busy lives, we travel over the same roads to work, home
PART 2 of Plainsboro’s First Inhabitants: The 1982 Scudders Mill Road Bypass Archaeological Dig Reveals Lenni-Lenape Homes in Plainsboro
The 1982 Scudders Mill Road Bypass Archaeological Dig Reveals Lenni-Lenape Homes in Plainsboro An archaeological dig in the spring 1982 during improvements
Woman’s Dress
Woman's Dress Original form circa 1850/re-worked circa 1860 Silk, Cotton/Linen, Horsehair and Whalebone Middlesex County, NJ 1994.050 Unveiling the fascinating
Corbels
What is a corbel and why are they important? A corbel is a decorative support that extends out from a wall. The
Princeton Nurseries
The Princeton Nurseries Kingston Site was established by William Flemer Sr. shortly before World War I, and grew to become the largest
The First Presbyterian Church of Plainsboro
The origin of the First Presbyterian Church of Plainsboro is considered to be on November 17, 1879, with the laying of a
Exhibit Highlight – Young American Painting Book & Crayons
This children’s painting book and crayon set (circa 1920) were owned by Harry J. Sohl. who was born in Plainsboro in 1908.
Thomas Titus – Ex-Slave Turned Landowner
Until the 1970’s, Plainsboro was home to the Titus Family, descendants of an ex-slave turned landowner of Middlesex County. Centuries ago, Thomas
