settled in 1705, Lambertville, New Jersey is one of the oldest communities in the country. This village grew into an industrial center with the development of the Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Lambertville, New Jersey does not t-shirt shops and no place to buy water ice.
along the street are brick, stucco and vocal Federal row house, in shades of blue, brown, brown and turquoise. These houses were built for factory workers in the 1800s and are now in various stages of restoration.
The city also has some historical significance. Washington and his men visited Lambertville at least three times in 1776, 1777 and 1778, and on his final journey through, he set up headquarters in John Holcombe House (260 N. Main St.), now a private residence.
D & R Canal towpath to pass through the city, connecting it with cities further north. Stockton is three miles away.
the city's waterfront hosts a range of activities, including rafting, tubing, kayaking, canoeing and river carts.
Things to Do
Lambertville Historical Society-Marshall House
62 Bridge Street
Marshall House Museum is open every weekend 1-4 from 6 April to the last weekend in October. 1834 furniture, Shad history display; quilts. Guided walking tours every first Sunday at 14:00. Group tours by arrangement throughout the year. Annual House Tour in October: Sunday, October 22, 2006
Magic Glass Studio
63 Coryell St.Create your very own piece of one type of glass in this unique study. Knowledgeable staff and friendly atmosphere. Age 3-103
Museum, Holcombe-Jimison economy
Route 29
Open Sunday from 1-4 and Wednesdays 9-12, May to October. View of old farming equipment, country kitchen, a rural post office, Dr. Leaver doctor / dentist office, blacksmith shop, print shop and carpentry shop and a period herb garden, along with other exhibits from 1800 to 1900.
hippo Brewery
Lambert Square, 80 Lambert Lane
Lambert Square, 80 Lambert Lane...
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