It was here that New Jersey’s legislators officially accepted the Declaration Of Independence and adopted their own state constitution in July 1776. From January thru September 1777, the New Jersey General Assembly convened here, a safer meeting location away from the war. And during the war years it was occupied at different times by the American and British troops. Today, this restored museum offers insight into New Jersey’s colonial tavern life and the Revolutionary War.
This replica fits nicely on your desk, windowsill, mantle, nightstand, bookshelf, or anywhere you think you'll catch a glimpse!
We handcraft this replica on 3/4" thick wood with colorful details on the front and its story on the back in our Wooster, Ohio workshop.
See Casper? He's our black cat mascot, sitting in front, watching all those who come and go!
