Join Darley Newman on the third leg of her New Jersey Revolutionary Road Trip, uncovering more hidden treasures and sharing untold stories from Somerset County to Middlesex County. Explore the iconic Wallace House, where George Washington spent a pivotal winter during the American Revolutionary War, and the bustling streets of Somerville and New Brunswick. Discover the significance of the Washington Rochambeau Trail, indulge in colonial-inspired cuisine, and immerse yourself in living history at events like History on the Green.

This episode includes stops at:
- The Wallace House, where George Washington spent a winter during the Revolutionary War
- History on the Green, Somerville's annual event
- Flounder Brewery in Hillsborough
- East Jersey Old Town in Piscataway
- Rutgers University main campus in New Brunswick
- The Frog and the Peach restaurant, where chef Bruce Lefebvre serves up colonial inspired dishes
- The Proprietary House, home of William Franklin
- Perth Amboy's City Hall
- And more!

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