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Overview
Located at Princeton Battlefield State Park, the house was built by Thomas Clarke in 1772 and was the scene of heavy fighting during the Battle of Princeton.
Gen. Hugh Mercer was mortally wounded nearby and was carried to the Clarke House, where he died nine days after the battle.
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Dining
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Tre Piani
3.8 MI
609-452-1515 View > -
Salt Creek Grille
3.8 MI
609-419-4200 View > -
De Lorenzo's Tomato Pies
8.5 MI
609-341-8480 View > -
De Lorenzo's Pizza
8.8 MI
609-393-2952 View > -
Mill Hill Saloon
9.1 MI
609-394-7222 View > -
Trenton Social
9.3 MI
609-989-7777 View >
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Lodging
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The Peacock Inn
1.4 MI
609-924-1707 View > -
Hyatt Place
1.5 MI
609-720-0200 View > -
Residence Inn by Marriott, Princeton/Carnegie Center
1.5 MI
609-799-0550 View > -
Nassau Inn
1.6 MI
609-921-7500 View > -
Homewood Suites by Hilton
1.6 MI
609-720-0550 View > -
Clarion Hotel, Palmer Inn
1.7 MI
609-452-2500 View >
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Activities
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Princeton Battlefield State Park
0.0 MI
609-921-0074 View > -
Institute for Advanced Study (Woods)
0.4 MI
609-734-8000 View > -
Drumthwacket
0.6 MI
973-204-2860 View > -
Historical Society of Princeton
0.8 MI
609-921-6748 View > -
D&R Greenway Land Trust
1.1 MI
609-924-4646 View > -
Morven Museum & Garden
1.3 MI
609-924-8144 View >
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