Cadwalader Heights Neighborhood - Web Site
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CADWALADER HEIGHTS
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Cadwalader Heights is a neighborhood of architectural diversity that showcases the vision of Frederick Law Olmsted, who designed nearby Cadwalader Park. His early design ideas for the Cadwalader Heights neighborhood were later realized by Edmund Hill and the Olmsted Brothers firm and built by Trenton's industrial elite at the turn of the last century. Now it is home to performing and visual artists, educators, architects, entrepreneurs, business and science professionals.

Cadwalader Heights is a living architectural exhibit. Tudor, Georgian, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman style homes sit at the edge of nearby Cadwalader Park. Our 100+ year-old neighborhood is made up of a diverse group of people fostering a strong sense of community and mutual respect.

A History of Cadwalader Heights, written by architectural historian Glenn Modica, is a timeline of the people, planning, development, and building of Cadwalader Heights. Learn More.

 

YES - The HOUSE TOUR IS ON TODAY!
We look forward to seeing you...

ADVANCED TICKET SALES ARE OVER - Get your tickets Saturday, September 26, 12-4pm at Ellarslie, Trenton City Museum, Cadwalader Park, 299 Parkside Avenue, Trenton

HOUSE and GARDEN TOUR - Gather Around the Table
Saturday, September 26, 12-5pm

The self-guided tour of our historic Trenton neighborhood starts with registration (open noon to 4 p.m. on September 26) at Ellarslie, The Trenton City Museum, in Cadwalader Park (299 Parkside Avenue). Our Olmsted neighborhood is a living architectural exhibit with Tudor, Georgian, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman style homes sitting next to Cadwalader Park.