This circa 1741 barn is the oldest in Cranbury and one of the oldest in New Jersey. A significant example of 18th-century barn construction, it was built with beams hand hewn from white oak. Originally part of the Parsonage Plantation of the First Presbyterian Church, located to the rear of Symmes Court, it now stands in Barn Park, created and owned by the Township of Cranbury. When saving the barn required moving it, the Cranbury Historical & Preservation Society, in cooperation with the Township, disassembled and stored it until a suitable site was found. The Township then acquired property on Cranbury Neck Road where several barns were located, and the barn was reassembled and restored there. Funding for the restoration came from the Township of Cranbury, the Cranbury Historical & Preservation Society, Cranbury Landmarks, Inc., and the estates of Eugenie McE Bunting and Marilyn Green.