
Liberty Hall Museum
One of New Jersey's most significant historic landmarks sits right in Union Township. Liberty Hall Museum is a 50-room mansion with roots going back to 1772, originally built by William Livingston — New Jersey's first elected governor — and continuously occupied by the same family for nearly two centuries. The property includes formal gardens, a carriage house, and rotating exhibits drawn from an extraordinary private archive of American history.
It serves as both a public museum and a private event venue, hosting weddings, corporate gatherings, and educational programs throughout the year. Charter buses and minibuses can stage in the museum's parking area off Morris Avenue. Confirm group tour availability and parking logistics directly with the museum before your visit.
Address: 1003 Morris Ave, Union, NJ 07083 Phone: (908) 527-0400



















