Thompson-Neely House

Headquarters of

Brigadier-General Lord Stirling

previous to the Battle of Trenton.

Quartered with him were

Captain William Washington,

Lieutenant James Monroe

(later President of the United States)

and

Captain James Moore

of the New York Artillery, who

died here Christmas day, 1776.

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Marked by Bucks County Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution

1931

Right Marker:

The central portion of this

house was built by

John Pidcock

in 1702

and has been preserved as a

type of earliest Pennsylvania

architecture and masonry.

Placed in 1934

by the Pidcock family.

Marker can be reached from Aquetong Road, on the right when traveling east.

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