Lawrenceville Museum

From the East:
Take I-195 W to Trenton, then take the I-295 N exit 60B to (US-1)/Princeton (I-95). Continue on I-95 S and take the US-206 S exit 69B to Trenton. Continue on US-206 S and turn right at the third light, Eggert Crossing Rd. Follow the fence line on your left and enter through Gate 3.  Drive forward to the security booth.  

From the South:
Take I-295 N to Trenton. Continue on I-95 S and take the US-206 S exit 69B to Trenton. Continue on US-206 S and turn right at the third light, Eggert Crossing Rd. Follow the fence line on your left and enter through Gate 3.  Drive forward to the security booth.

From the Northeast:
Take US-1 S. Continue on US-1 S and take the I-95 S ramp to Philadelphia. Next, take the US-206 S exit 69B to Trenton. Continue on US-206 S and turn right at the third light, Eggert Crossing Rd. Follow the fence line on your left and enter through Gate 3.  Drive forward to the security booth.

From the Northwest:
Take Route 31 to I-95 North. Bear right into the I-95 N entry ramp to (I-295 S). Take the US-206 S exit 69B to Trenton. Continue on US-206 S and turn right at the third light, Eggert Crossing Rd. Follow the fence line on your left and enter through Gate 3.  Drive forward to the security booth.

From Philadelphia:
Enter New Jersey via I-95 N. Take the US-206 S exit 69B to Trenton. Continue on US-206 S and turn right at the third light, Eggert Crossing Rd. Follow the fence line on your left and enter through Gate 3.  Drive forward to the security booth.

The Museum is located on the grounds of the Lawrenceville Armory Complex.  The complex is an active military and state installation.  Please be prepared with a photo ID and/or driver's license to show the security guard when you arrive at the gate.  The security guard will direct you to the museum.  

Plenty of free parking is available.  When you arrive the security guard will inform you where to park.     

All of the Museum's exhibits are accessible by wheelchair.

All Museum restrooms are accessible to those with mobility disabilities or in wheelchairs. 

Admission
Admission is free.  Cash donations are appreciated.

Photography
We recommend allowing an hour to tour the galleries and outdoor artifacts and to bring a camera. Photography is allowed.

Outdoor exhibits
Climbing on the macro-artifacts is a liability, so please refrain from having young children on them.

Questions and assistance
Staff members and/or volunteer docents will be on site to guide visitors. Feel free to ask them to give you a tour or to answer any questions or concerns you might have.

Smoking
Smoking inside the building is prohibited, including e-cigarettes.  

Dress Code
All visitors are required to wear shirts and footwear.