REVOLUTIONARY WAR SITES IN RINGOES, NEW JERSEY

Ringo's Tavern
1084 Old York Rd.
(Private Home)
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Ringo's Tavern was a meeting place for the Sons of Liberty. Throughout the war, Ringo's Tavern served as a meeting place.

John Ringo's tavern was the scene of many meetings of the rebellious patriots who in 1766 organized the Hunterdon Chapter of Sons of Liberty, propelled by the indignation of the Stamp Act and other oppressions perpetrated by the British. [1]

Landis House
1064 Old York Rd.
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This attractive stone house was built in 1750 by Henry Landis. The Marquis de Lafayette was treated here by Dr. Gershom Craven. [2]