3 Best Places To See in Elizabeth, NJ

Mike is phenomenal. He walked me through the entire framing process and made everything incredibly simple. His pricing is great, and he’ll always be my go-to for high-quality frames, rare frames, and rare prints. He’s extremely knowledgeable and truly the best at what he does. I’ll definitely be a client for many years to come.

I got my frame today, he did an excellent frame for my sweet sixteen picture of my family. Thank you, I truly recommend this business thank you!.

I recently had the pleasure of working with L & M Framing in Elizabeth, NJ, and I can't recommend them highly enough! From start to finish, my experience was exceptional. The moment I walked into their shop, I was greeted with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Mike, the owner, is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about his craft, and he took the time to understand exactly what I needed. I brought in a variety of items to be framed, from family photos to a delicate piece of art, and each piece was handled with the utmost care and precision. What sets L & M Framing apart is their attention to detail and commitment to quality. They offer a wide selection of frames, Mike guided me through the options to ensure that each frame complemented the artwork perfectly. His craftsmanship is truly top-notch; the finished products exceeded my expectations in every way. Moreover, their customer service is outstanding. Mike kept me informed throughout the process and completed the work on time. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the high quality of the work. If you're looking for a reliable, professional, and friendly framing service in Elizabeth, NJ, L & M Framing is the place to go. I am thrilled with the results and will definitely be returning for all my future framing needs!.

Stop #4 on our Revolutionary New Jersey tour! Using the map from the Crossroads of the American Revolution, we will attempt to visit all 59 places in NJ that “witnessed the Revolutionary War - the buildings, battlefields, homes and encampments, starting with “The Cockpit of the Revolution” (20 places). This was a short visit, as the site was closed (even though we were there during posted open times). I suggest calling ahead to make sure there will be someone there if you want to tour the site. Outside, there are posted signs depicting historic points. One can also visit several historic sites nearby, as Elizabeth was a major Revolutionary War site. We parked on the street, though there may be parking behind the Hall, but it’s not well advertised.

Super cute old house. You can park right through the narrow alley in the back, go through the back door up the ramp. Probably takes 30 minutes to take a tour of the first and second floors from the lady. Say hi to the big orange cat, Puff Daddy, on your way out!.

Katherine, the docent, was WONDERFUL!! The last picture is the original Masonic apron of Jonathan Dayton, the youngest person to sign the US Constitution.