The Dining Room in Morven
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2008-01-03
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To the right of the central hall is the Gold Room, a parlor, while the main dining room is on the left. This picture was taken during the Christmas holidays at Morgan.
Four more generations of Stocktons resided at Morven through the early 20th century before the property was leased to General Robert Wood Johnson, Chairman of Johnson & Johnson from 1928to 1944. He was followed by five New Jersey governors when Morven served as the state�s first Governor�s Mansion (1945�1981)
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The Dining Room at Morgan, Morven, National Register of Historic Places, U.S. National Historic Landmark, U.S. Historic district Contributing property, New Jersey Register of Historic Places, Former New Jersey Governor's Official Residence, American Revolution, American History, History, Princeton, Borough of Princeton, Mercer County, The Delaware Region, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State, The Raritan Valley Region
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