Liberia Plantation House

Liberia Plantation House, located in Annandale, New Jersey, is a remarkable piece of history that offers a glimpse into the past.

Built in the 19th century, the plantation house was once the center of a vast agricultural estate owned by the Milnor family. The house and its surrounding property served as a significant hub during the slavery era, where enslaved African Americans labored to produce crops such as tobacco, wheat, and corn.

Today, the plantation house stands as a testament to the struggles of the enslaved people who worked the land and the complicated history of the United States. Visitors can tour the restored house and learn about the lives of the Milnor family and the people who lived and worked on the plantation. The site also offers educational programming and events that aim to promote understanding and dialogue about the past and its lasting impact on our society.

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