New Brunswick

New Brunswick is a New Jersey historical marker in Middlesex County, dedicated 1939.

Middlesex County · dedicated 1939 · North end of New Brunswick, on Rt. #27, foot of Albany Street Bridge over Raritan River. (Washington Inaugural Route Marker) · location approximate

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Here, on April 22, 1789, on his way to New York for his inauguration, Washington was received by a military escort and by the officers and people of the city. He dined at the home of Major Thomas Egbert on the N.E. Corner of Burnett and Albany Streets.

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