Posts about the Wicoff Family.
From Snow Boots to Sandals: How to Winter Like a Wicoff
In 1956, Marjorie Wicoff decided that Christmas didn’t need snow—just sunshine! While everyone else was battling the cold, she headed to West
Princeton Nursery and the Wicoff Family
When Catherine Britton Wicoff was living here with her son John Van Buren Wicoff and his family, the grounds surrounding the house
Founders Day Celebration Saturday, May 4, 2024
Be sure to stop by the Wicoff House Museum this Sunday, May 4, 2024 for special tours and family friendly activities in
Wicoff Elementary School Students Visit the Wicoff House
Third grade students from the Wicoff Elementary School recently toured the museum. The Wicoff House was the life-long home of John Van
Walk through the Garden
Spring is a wonderful time to walk the grounds of the Wicoff House Museum. The iris plants have started blooming and flowering
Spring at the Wicoff House Museum
The Wicoff House, while no longer the large farm that Catherine Britton and her husband John Wicoff once ran, it still retains
Millstone River Elementary School Visits the Wicoff House Museum
On Tuesday, April 2, 2024, we were thrilled to host 3rd grade students from Millstone River Elementary School for a tour of
Mr. Wicoff’s Secretary Desk
This beautiful antique secretary desk is on display in the former home of John Van Buren Wicoff. Mr. Wicoff's portrait sits on
Plainsboro’s Founding and the Potato
When thinking of Plainsboro's farming history, Walker-Gordon Farm and their mascot Elsie the Cow may be the first to come to mind.
Telling Stories – Mueller Tiles at the Wicoff House Museum
This hand-painted tile by the Mueller Mosaic Tile Company of Trenton adorns the wall of former sunroom in the Wicoff House Museum.
