Waffle House Washington Crossing Tapestries

Insertion of Waffle House in classic painting, Washington Crossing Delaware by Emanuel Leutze

McConkey's Ferry Inn is the site where George Washington and the colonial army launched their famous attack of the British at Trenton NJ. This area is now known as Washington Crossing.

Located along the Delaware River the Mahlon K Taylor house is part of the Village at Washington Crossing in Bucks County, PA. This historic house was built in 1816-17.

The site of the Thompson Neely House was originally settled by John Pidcock before 1701. The central section of this house was built in 1740. It was eventually expanded by Robert Thompson and his son-in-law William Neely around 1757. During the Revolutionary War the house was used as a hospital. One of the soldiers who convalesced here was James Monroe who was a young officer from Virginia. Monroe, was seriously injured during the First Battle of Trenton. In 1817, he became the fifth president of the United States.

The Thompson Neely House dates back to before the American Revolution. It is located at Washington Crossing in Bucks County, PA. It was used as a hospital during Washington’s winter campaign of 1776/1777 and is now on the National Register of Historic Places.