Craig House is a historic property located in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Also known as the Craig Farm or the Craig House at Monmouth Battlefield, this site holds significance for its connection to the Battle of Monmouth during the American Revolutionary War, fought on June 28, 1778.

The property is situated near Monmouth Battlefield State Park in the Freehold area, one of the most important Revolutionary War battlefields in New Jersey. The Craig House served as a landmark during the battle, which was one of the largest engagements of the war and is notable for the legendary role of Mary Ludwig Hays, popularly known as Molly Pitcher.

The historic structure represents the colonial-era farmsteads that dotted the New Jersey landscape during the Revolution. Visitors interested in Revolutionary War history can explore the broader Monmouth Battlefield area, which includes interpretive trails, monuments, and a visitor center that tells the story of this pivotal engagement. The Craig House contributes to the historic character of this important battlefield landscape.

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