Parsonage Barn

The Parsonage Barn is a c. 1741 historic structure preserved by the Cranbury Historical & Preservation Society in Cranbury, New Jersey. Originally part of the Presbyterian Church of Cranbury's Parsonage Plantation, the barn stood on Cranbury Neck Road for over 260 years before it was dismantled in 2004 and carefully reconstructed at Barn Park, where it was dedicated in November 2010. Its hand-hewn white oak timbers—salvaged from the original 18th-century structure—remain visible throughout the interior. The barn accommodates up to 80 guests and is available for seasonal events in spring, summer, and fall. Wedding ceremonies are among the occasions it hosts; the setting lends itself to intimate ceremonies and photography sessions grounded in genuine colonial history. As a working historic site, the structure does not have electricity, heat, water, or restroom facilities on site.