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The purchase of admission includes access to Morven's permanent exhibition, as well as all special exhibitions currently on view.

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Green wall with an open doorway revealing a pink room. A framed painting hangs on the right.

Five Independent Souls:

The Signers from New Jersey

In June 1776, the provincial congress of New Jersey sent five new delegates to Philadelphia with instructions to vote for independence from Great Britain. These five men were all landowners of varying backgrounds, and included farmers, lawyers, a surveyor, and a Presbyterian minister. Five Independent Souls explores the lives of these lesser known founding fathers, examining who they were before, during, and after the signing.

An art gallery with portraits and a dress on display. Light wood floors, dark blue walls, and framed art.

Voices in Print:

New Jersey Black Women Printmakers Shaping the American Narrative

Morven presents an exhibition of powerful prints by Black women artists with a connection to New Jersey. Voices in Print will be the inaugural exhibition in Morven’s Stockton Education Center.

Green wall with an open doorway revealing a pink room. A framed painting hangs on the right.

Northern Family, Southern Ties

Curators are researching the complex connections between northern and southern families, and the interstate movement of enslaved people unveiling a story stretching from the late eighteenth century through the Civil War. This exhibit demonstrates how regional differences were not always as cleanly drawn as they may have been portrayed.

An art gallery with portraits and a dress on display. Light wood floors, dark blue walls, and framed art.

Historic Morven:

A Window Into America’s Past

As the home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence and five New Jersey governors, Morven has played a role in the history of New Jersey and the nation for more than 200 years. Morven’s history is America’s history, and we welcome you to experience it through the lens of this National Historic Landmark. 

Admission Rates

Guest
Cost

Adults

$15 per guest

Seniors (age 60+)

$12 per guest

Students (with ID)

$10 per guest

Youth (ages 7–18)

$10 per guest

Active Military or Veterans (with ID)

$10 per guest

Children (ages 6 and under)

Free Admission

Members

Free admission

Free admission for each NARM cardholder

Free admission for New Jersey residents that receive SNAP, WFNJ, or WIC benefits

Museums for All Benefit Recipients

$3 for up to 4 guests that receive SNAP benefits

Guided Tours

Our docent-led tours are approximately 45 minutes in length and present an overview of Morven's permanent exhibition Historic Morven: A Window Into America’s Past. Regular tours are offered at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday, pending docent availability. Please confirm a docent will be available by contacting the museum Shop on the day of your visit.


Morven’s special exhibitions are self-guided. Special gallery walks and talks are often scheduled throughout the run of an exhibition. During the Festival of Trees (mid-November through first week in January), no formal tours of the museum are offered.

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