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.
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
Plainsboro in the 1980s
This aerial photo of Plainsboro taken on October 23, 1982 shows how progress has shaped the community we enjoy today. In the
Population Growth of Plainsboro
Plainsboro certainly has changed and grown since its incorporation on May 6, 1919. Our township of 11.84 square miles is much smaller
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.
What does an archaeological dig look like?
In 1982, an archeological dig was done at the location where the new Scudders Mill Road Bypass would intersect with US Route
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.
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 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
Plainsboro’s First Inhabitants: Evidence of the Lenni-Lenape Village found at the Route 1/Scudders Mill Road Bypass
In 1981-1982, an archaeological dig was conducted prior to the construction of the Scudders Mill Road bypass at Route 1. Archaeologists uncovered
