Stratton Hall 1794 | A Pleasant Land, A Goodly Heritage

STRATTON HALL 1794 – Cultivating History

Stratton Hall is a sheep and poultry farm. The Gov. Charles C. Stratton House is located here. We offer tours and events and sell a variety of farm products such as fresh eggs, fleeces, sheepskins, yarn, and wool blankets.

Our farm is located on a bend of the Raccoon Creek in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. The Raccoon is a navigable tidal tributary of the Delaware River and is noted for its large wild rice stands. The creek and its forested uplands support a variety of water birds, neotropical song birds, hawks, eagles, fox, turkey, deer, turtles, and many other species. Since 1997 the farm has also been home to a variety of heritage livestock and poultry breeds. The brick farm house, Stratton Hall, is listed on the National and State Registers of Historic Places. Locally known as the Stratton Mansion, it was completed in 1794.

The mission of Stratton Hall 1794 is to educate the public about the importance of preserving our heritage livestock and poultry breeds, the 18th century farm house, and the ecosystem of tidal marsh and uplands of which the farm is a part.

Join us in cultivating history!

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