Celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Wicoff House Museum in Plainsboro at its first outdoor History Faire on Saturday, August 31, from 12 to 4 p.m. Learn about the rich history of the 18th and 19th centuries during a day full of fun, education, and nostalgia.

The Wicoff House Museum is located at 641 Plainsboro Road, inside the municipal complex. It was the home of John Van Buren Wicoff, who led the successful effort of the residents of Plainsboro to incorporate the Township in 1919.

Events include a presentation by the Sons of the American Revolution, including stories and insights from the American Revolution; historic demonstrations showcasing various crafts and daily activities from the 1800s; an Outdoor Living History Museum exploring exhibits from New Jersey museums, displaying unique 19th-century artifacts; costumed reenactors portraying different historical figures and events; cycling demonstrations on vintage high-wheel bicycles; and 19^th-century carnival rides such as a roller coaster, train, and a dunk tank. Participate in crafts, a scavenger hunt, and take your photo in a historic costume.

 Participants can also enjoy “historic treats” such as cotton candy, popcorn, and more.

More information, and an RSVP form, are at tinyurl.com/whfaire24.