Built in 1730, the Indian King Tavern began operating as a meeting place in 1777. It served as a gathering place for New Jersey's newly formed government from January to September of 1777. In 1903, the building became New Jersey's first state-owned historic site. WMG completed the historic window restoration of all second and third floor windows on the street-facing façade, including a demilune sash that was original to the 1750 construction of the building. Additionally, we performed a complete restoration of all shutters.