Eaton Room
Charles Aubrey Eaton was a longtime resident of Watchung and Somerset County. He was elected to the US House of Representatives in 1924 and served the 5th District of New Jersey for 28 years. He was appointed by President Roosevelt, to the UN Charter Conference in San Francisco in 1945.
Diary of Dr. Eaton’s father in law, Captain Parlin from the Civil War, along with some of his war artifacts. Captain Parlin led the first black battalion of soldiers and the diary in his own handwriting is a fascinating glimpse into the thinking and beliefs of that time.
Charles Eaton
Civil War Sargent Willam Parlin
Legend of Watchung performances
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Legend of Watchung
Plaque of id issued by
The Congress of the United States Committee on Foreign Affairs to Charles A. Eaton Representative from New Jersey
is authorized to execute and perform the duties of his office in accordance with the laws of the United States and his authority will be respected accordingly.
signed Chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Honorable John Kee
Signed up the right side Charles A Eaton
Sign in front Eaton House on Valley Road says:
Watchung Historical Site
The Eaton House-
SUNBRIGHT Farm
Home of Charles A. Eaton
Signer of the United Nations Charter 1945