The oldest house in Camden County, New Jersey (circa 1693), the Griffith Morgan House is a sandstone and brick colonial home standing beside spot where Pennsauken Creek flows into the Delaware River. Preserved and restored with care by the Griffith Morgan Committee, the house is a resource for its community, a symbol of our historic heritage, and a venue for fun and learning through the regularly scheduled open house events, field trips for schools and other community groups, and private showings by appointment. The all-volunteer, open-membership Committee carries on its mission of preservation, restoration, research and interpretation throughout the year in its meetings, projects and public events.

243 Griffith Morgan Lane, P.O. Box 522, Pennsauken, NJ 08110
(856)486-9561 GriffithMorganHouse@yahoo.com

GPS: 39.990527,-75.048335

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