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Highlights
Visitors have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with American history, see fine and decorative arts, or the Colonial Revival Garden
Customer Reviews
100% Verified Reviews
All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Heather
4 ratings3 reviews
The location is nice, the gentleman who gave the tour was very knowledgeable. The women up front was rude and the cell service wasn’t great there so I couldn’t even pull up my Groupon to use. However, the young man cashier was nice enough to let me redeem after I got back into service enough to pull up. Not a bad spot to take in a little history but not that much to see in the ‘museum’.
JenniferTOP REVIEWER
12 ratings9 reviews
We enjoyed the visit but very disappointed that the tour guide was absent.
SheilaTOP REVIEWER
33 ratings30 reviews
Lovely grounds and historical home. Depends on when you go as to what you will find in the gardens. Very informative. Staff helpful too!
Kristi
7 ratings2 reviews
I actually went twice this year. Once with an elderly friend and then I took my 4 yr old granddaughter. They both loved looking at the decorated trees and deciding on a favorite!
This is going to be a holiday tradition!
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- Four Adult Admissions
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About Morven Museum & Garden
In 1754, Richard Stockton, a leading attorney who would go on to be a signer of the Declaration of Independence, acquired land on his grandfather's 5,500-acre tract to build a home. The house later traded hands among Stockton family members until the 20th century, when it served as the state's first Governor's Mansion, eventually housing five governors.
Since its restoration and conversion into Morven Museum & Garden in 2004, galleries on two floors of the dwelling have housed permanent and temporary exhibitions relating to New Jersey history and culture, as well as the Morven property, now a National Historic Landmark. As guests wander the museum’s halls, Stockton family portraiture and decorative art speaks of past eras while contemporary art and photographs keep visitors grounded in the present day. Meanwhile, 5 more acres outside host a massive garden that includes a recreation of Morven's old Colonial Revival Garden.