


Tours are one hour long and are available
Wednesday – Sunday at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m.
Note: Liberty Hall is closed for public tours in January. Tours are available by reservation only in February and March.

History comes alive at Liberty Hall Museum, a beautifully preserved estate where visitors can tour elegant rooms, stroll formal gardens, and explore artifacts dating back to the 1700s. Originally built by William Livingston--a signer of the U.S. Constitution--the home also welcomed Alexander Hamilton and other early American leaders.
Inside, you'll find everything from historic documents to everyday objects once used by New Jersey's earliest families. Outside, the grounds invite exploration with features like the Herb Garden, English maze, Serpentine Path, and colorful rose and flower gardens.
Liberty Hall offers guided house and garden tours, rotating exhibits, and special programs for children and families, including seasonal kids' activities and themed experiences. The museum also hosts unique events and educational tours that explore architecture, women's history, and the lives of enslaved people connected to the estate.
Open Wednesday through Sunday, Liberty Hall Museum is a perfect stop for anyone looking to experience Elizabeth-area history in a peaceful, immersive setting.