Grover Cleveland Birthplace Historic Site - Historical place museum in Caldwell - 207 Bloomfield Ave, USA

Had a good experience at Grover Cleveland Birthplace, which I visited before heading to Princeton Cemetery to view Grover Cleveland’s gravesite. On a tour of the house, I learned a lot about the early life and presidency of Grover Cleveland and it is not too far in proximity to his gravesite, so I recommend visiting if you plan on going to Princeton Cemetery, as you can learn a lot about Cleveland that you can’t at a public cemetery without any tours.

This was a wonderful tour. Tour guide amazingly knowledgeable and full of enthusiasm and charm. She even sang relevant political songs from the period. Plus Grover Cleveland turns out to be a surprisingly fascinating figure. Highlights include the Baby Ruth candy bar story and details of one of the most meteoric political careers in American history. Lots of lessons for our currently divided electorate.

Tour guide Sharon was incredibly knowledgeable and made it one of the best historical tours I've ever been on.

Fantastico history and the only president to date who had served two in consecutive terms… One of nine children he was.

This is currently closed due to construction, but it is a historic gem in Caldwell honoring our 22nd & 24th President. Highly recommend !

The tour guide is great. She was pleasant and informative. There aren't a lot of rooms to view with that said there is a lot of history in the ones you can see. Not only did we learn about former president Cleveland we also learned that there have been more 1st ladies than presidents. Everyone she make an effort to see this house.

Had a wonderful experience here today. Our tour guide (a retired history teacher) was fabulous! I love history, especially about the Presidents. My wife is normally not as enthusiastic as I am. However, this woman was so captivating that even my wife told her that she made learning about Grover Cleveland the best presidential learning experience she ever had. Coming from my wife, that is an enormous compliment!

It's cool that this is here. To be clear, this is not Monticello or Mt. Vernon, but it is full of artifacts and has a sense of historic dignity. We were the only ones there at the time, and we were suddenly called out to pick someone up from school, so we needed to cut the tour very early; rather than being annoyed, our guide showed us the "one minute version" to see the highlights of the museum. Very accommodating, enthusiastic staff! Will return.