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Bookmark or Share- Princeton Battlefield State Park |Princeton Historic SitesPrinceton Battlefield State Park. On January 3, 1777, the peaceful winter fields and woods of Princeton Battlefield were transformed into the site of what is considered to be the fiercest fight of its size during the American Revolution.
- Princeton Battlefield SocietyThe Battle of Princeton and the Ten Crucial Days elevated the military leadership of George Washington in the minds of his army and the nation. The battlefield, a historic site, is an educational resource to help us understand our national heritage and the sacrifices involved.
- Battlefield Tours - Princeton Battlefield SocietyTOURS OF THE PRINCETON BATTLEFIELD. Scheduled tours for individuals and families are held from early May to mid-October on alternate Sundays. 2024 Tours are listed below. We encourage you to sign-up early to reserve your spot (click a date below to register)! Veterans, we thank you for your Patriotic service. Tours for Veterans are always free.
- NJDEP | Princeton Battlefield State Park | New Jersey State Park ServicePrinceton Battlefield State Park Overview. The famous Mercer Oak once stood in the middle of the battlefield not far from the spot where General Hugh Mercer fell during the Battle of Princeton. In one of the fiercest battles of the American Revolution, American troops under General George Washington surprised and defeated a force of British ...
- Visit Princeton Battlefield | American Battlefield TrustSee It Now! Princeton Battlefield State Park, just a mile southwest of Princeton University, maintains and interprets the scene of George Washington's 1777 victory. The famous Mercer Oak, not far from where General Hugh Mercer fell during the battle, still stands.
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