When it comes to history, Cranbury Township has an interesting one. During the American Revolutionary War, a home in Cranbury was used by George Washington to plan the Battle of Monmouth. Today, Cranbury is one of the most well-preserved towns in Middlesex County and has a historic district that covers 175-acres which includes 177 buildings. The town also excels at preserving farmlands and has many parks and open space properties. If you look at an aerial view of Cranbury, most of the township is farmland and preserved land.
Beautiful Brainerd Lake is in the middle of town, flanked by lakefront homes on one side and Village Park on the opposite bank. Just down the street is the Cranbury Public Library and the Cranbury Museum, a historic home which has been preserved and converted into a museum. Go the other direction and you’ll find the Cranbury firehouse and another of Cranbury’s preserved historical homes.
For something good to eat, be sure to check out Zinna’s bistro. Delicious Italian-American meals made with the freshest, finest, high-quality ingredients. They make their own pasta, bread, and black garlic on premises. On the go? Don’t worry because Zinna’s has a Carry-Out Counter where you can purchase take-out. Their eclectic dishes leave everyone wanting more.
Love bees? The BeeHive Barn located on Plainsboro Rd is a must-go! They not only sell bee keeping equipment and local, raw honey, they also supply live bees and hold beekeeping classes. Their website even has a monthly bee calendar that lets you know what you should be doing with your hive. Whether you are just getting started in beekeeping, have an established hive, or just love honey, visit the BeeHive Barn the next time you are near Cranbury.
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