The portrait of Moses Van Campen displayed in the Angelica Public Library was painted by John Phillips. Included in the History of Chicago by A.T.[…]

Built in 1933 on Main Street in Benton, PA in honor of Moses Van Campen, the Hotel Moses Van Campen replaced the Benton Hotel known[…]

Life and Times Collection     Van Campen Family Collection  Portraits of Moses Van Campen        Colonel Abram Van Campen (Great Uncle) Homestead Artifacts   […]

{gallery}galleries/johnvc{/gallery}  John Van Camp (Moses’ Great Uncle) Homestead, Built 1852, Branchburg Twp., Somerset Co., NJ (40.525970, -74.707732).  “The John Van Camp Farmstead is a notable[…]

{gallery}galleries/vcinn{/gallery} Van Campen Inn, Home of Isaac Van Campen (Moses’ First Cousin Twice Removed), Built 1742 (old North wing) and 1750-1754 (visible portion). Located on[…]

{gallery}galleries/jamesvc{/gallery} Home of James Van Campen (1787-1826). Erected about 1812. Located in Pahaquarry Township, Warren County, New Jersey (+41° 3′ 24.01″, -75° 0′ 19.89″). Tragically[…]

{gallery}galleries/mosesvcc{/gallery} Homestead of Moses Van Campen (Moses’ Second Cousin), Built ca. 1816. Located in Pahaquarry Township, Warren County, New Jersey (41.054592,-75.003225). This collections includes the[…]

 {gallery}galleries/abrahamvc{/gallery} House of Abraham Van Campen III (Moses’ Second Cousin). Built in 1795 (kitchen wing) and 1817 (main portion). Located in Millbrook, NJ and preserved[…]