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Spring at the Wicoff House Museum

by | Apr 17, 2024 | History of Plainsboro, Wicoff Family | 0 comments

The Wicoff House, while no longer the large farm that Catherine Britton and her husband John Wicoff once ran, it still retains much of its natural beauty. In the spring, blooming trees perfume the air and the gently falling cherry blossoms create a pink carpet on the lawn. Princeton Nursery founder, William Flemer, Sr, influenced the design of the grounds surrounding the house.

Written By Anna Braun

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