On May 21st twenty-two RRR members and guests arrived at Morven House for a tour and lecture on the history of  the property.  We received an in-depth historical overview of the property from the time it was first built by the Stockton family, to its use as the Governor’s Mansion right through present day and its ongoing restoration.  During the tour points of interest abounded.  From the original construction techniques to the window glass and naturally the furnishings, many of which pre dated Henry Leland’s first Cadillac.

After the tour and with our cars safely secured in Morven’s parking lot many of us embarked upon a walking tour of Princeton.  With many of our members taking full advantage of the open stores along Nassau Street.  We were on our own for lunch, but as is RRR tradition a large number of us grouped together for sandwiches at a quaint little luncheonette.  With lunch over it back to the cars and we were homeward bound.