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Rutgers Stadium, 2007 | |
Location within New Jersey Location within the United States | |
| Former names | Rutgers Stadium (1994–2011) High Point Solutions Stadium (2011–2017) HighPoint.com Stadium (2018–2019) |
|---|---|
| Address | 1 Scarlet Knight Way |
| Location | Piscataway, New Jersey |
| Coordinates | 40°30′49″N74°27′55″W / 40.51361°N 74.46528°WCoordinates: 40°30′49″N74°27′55″W / 40.51361°N 74.46528°W |
| Operator | Rutgers University |
| Capacity | 41,500 (1994–2009) 52,454 (2009–present) |
| Surface | FieldTurf (2004–present) Natural grass (1994–2003) |
| Construction | |
| Broke ground | March 9, 1993 |
| Opened | September 3, 1994 |
| Construction cost | $28 million ($47.3 million in 2018 dollars[1]) $102 million expansion |
| Architect | GSGSBH[2] |
| General contractor | Terminal Construction Company[2] |
| Tenants | |
| Rutgers Scarlet Knights (NCAA) Football (1994–present) Men's lacrosse (2014–present) Women's lacrosse (2014–present) | |
SHI Stadium is the footballstadium at Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey. It is located on the Busch Campus at Rutgers, and overlooks the Raritan River to the South. The stadium was opened as Rutgers Stadium on September 3, 1994,[3] when the Rutgers Scarlet Knights hosted the Kent State Golden Flashes. It currently seats 52,454 spectators after a 2009 expansion.
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- 2.1Stadium expansion (2008–2009)
Current facilities[edit]
SHI Stadium underwent significant reconstruction from 2008 to 2009 to increase its capacity to 52,454. The stadium features two 5,000-seat upper decks on each side of the playing field, as well as 968 loge and club seats on the mezzanine level of the East side of the stadium. A two-story press box sits on the mezzanine level of the West side of the stadium.[4] Electronic ribbon scoreboards spanning the length of the field along the bottom of both upper decks were installed prior to the 2008 season, which complement the video scoreboard in the South end zone. Also located in the South end zone is the Brown Football Recruiting Pavilion and Welcome Center, part of the 2008–2009 expansion project.
The stadium also features light stanchions that allow for night games, a cannon for firing when Rutgers scores, concessions, and restrooms. Until 2004, the field maintained a grass surface, but has since been replaced with Field Turf.
History[edit]
The first intercollegiate football game, in which Rutgers College beat Princeton, then the College of New Jersey, 6–4 on November 6, 1869 was played at College Field, which is now the location of the College Avenue Gymnasium and its parking lot.[5] From 1891 to 1938, the Rutgers football team played at Neilson Field on the College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick.[5]
With the aid of grants from the Works Progress Administration, and after three years of construction, the original Rutgers Stadium was completed in 1938. The first game in the new stadium was against Hampden-Sydney in front of an estimated crowd of about 10,000 persons. Rutgers was victorious in the contest, defeating Hampden-Sydney 32–0.[6] The stadium was dedicated on November 5, 1938 in a game against Princeton. Rutgers won the game, 20-18. It was the first time Rutgers had defeated Princeton since the first intercollegiate football game in 1869.[7]
On September 27, 1969, Rutgers and Princeton met for The Centennial Game at old Rutgers Stadium, which was played in front of 31,000 fans. Rutgers won 29-0, its 10th win in 60 tries against the Tigers.[7]
The current stadium was built on the site of the original old Rutgers Stadium. During the construction of the current stadium, the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team played the 1993 season at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, a facility operated by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (NJSEA). The NJSEA financed the construction of the stadium via the issuance of bonds.[3] The Scarlet Knights had previously played several games at Giants Stadium, including the first college football game hosted at that venue: a 47-0 victory over Columbia University on October 23, 1976.[8]
The new Rutgers Stadium originally was constructed to accommodate 41,500 fans at its maximum capacity and was officially opened on September 3, 1994, in a game against Kent State University. Light stanchions were integrated into the design so night games could be played. A two-story press box that fits 200 reporters was also constructed and is still in use today. A free-standing scoreboard was built near the south end zone, which did not originally contain any seating areas. The original design of the stadium replicated the shape of a horseshoe, with the 'open' end located near the south end zone.[3]
Heralded by many newspapers, sports writers, and Rutgers fans as the 'most important game in Rutgers history', on November 9, 2006, a then record crowd of 44,111[9] attended a football game between the Scarlet Knights and the Louisville Cardinals at Rutgers Stadium. The Scarlet Knights were ranked #15 and the Louisville Cardinals #3 in the nation in the Associated Press poll at the time. The game drew the ESPN's third-largest TV audience for a college football game up to that point in time.[10] The official attendance exceeded the normal maximum capacity of the stadium due to the temporary addition of bleachers in the South end zone of the stadium. The bleachers were used to seat additional students.
Stadium expansion (2008–2009)[edit]
The exterior of the stadium's expansion seen from River Road, under construction on September 26, 2009.
The newly expanded South End zone at Rutgers Stadium, pictured after the 2010 spring game. Note the Brown Football Recruiting Pavilion and Welcome Center located in the center of the seating area, as well as the brand new scoreboard.
In January 2008, the Board of Governors of Rutgers University announced a $102 million stadium expansion project in order to increase the stadium's seating capacity to nearly 56,000.[11] However, the scale of the project was slightly reduced due to a poor economy and financial difficulties, resulting in a new maximum capacity of precisely 52,454.[4]
The first phase of the project, which included the addition 968 club seats and related infrastructure to the East mezzanine level of the stadium, was completed on time and within budget for the 2008 football season.[12] The second phase included the addition of approximately 11,500 seats to the previously 'open' South end zone, as well as supplementary restrooms and concession stands to the southern end of the stadium.[12] The second phase of the project also involved the addition of a large scoreboard in the South end zone, which is 38' tall by 112' wide, for a total surface area of 4,256 sq ft.[13] The old scoreboard (since demolished) was 22' tall by 30' wide, for a total surface area of 660 sq ft (61 m2). The sound system was also enhanced as a part of the second phase of the expansion.[4]
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In addition to adding seats, concession stands, and bathrooms to the south end zone, the stadium expansion project called for a new entrance off River Road.[4] The facade of the entrance is adorned with brownstone, and as of May 2, 2010, was not fully completed.
Brown Football Recruiting Pavilion and Welcome Center[edit]
On July 14, 2009, the Rutgers Board of Governors unanimously approved a $5 million donation specifically appropriated for a recruiting lounge in the newly expanded end zone. The lounge had been included in the original expansion design, but was later deferred after the Board of Governors revised the expansion financing plan. The donation was provided by two Rutgers alumni. The lounge was named after one of the donors, Greg Brown, who is the President and Co-CEO of Motorola. The second donor requested anonymity. Construction on the lounge commenced in August 2009, and was completed in December of that same year.[4][14]
The facility seats approximately 300 people and serves as a multi-purpose center for the university. The pavilion hosts and accommodates recruits around the year and also holds fundraising events for potential donors. The center is also used during tours for prospective students.[4]
Expansion financing plan[edit]
The $102 million price tag of the expansion project was to originally be financed via private fundraising ($30 million) and the issuance of bonds ($72 million).[15] The private fundraising effort, however, fell significantly short of the original goal.[16]
This situation prompted the Board of Governors of Rutgers University to approve a new financing plan for the stadium expansion in which the entire amount of $102 million was to be borrowed. Specifically, the university issued $85 million in bonds, and borrowed the remaining $17 million by way of low-interest commercial paper.[12] In addition, a few aspects of the stadium expansion project were scaled back, including a reduction in the number of new seats (the original plan called for 14,000 seats, but only 11,500 were actually added). Also included in the original expansion plan was the construction of new locker rooms in the South end zone. The construction of these locker rooms was deferred to a later date.[12]
Naming rights[edit]
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For decades, Rutgers Stadium had been the name of the school's football facility. However, in June 2010, Rutgers University put up for sale the naming rights to the stadium in order to bring in much needed revenue. Rutgers hired Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment and IMG College to act as agents in making a deal, who had previously negotiated deals on the now-Brooklyn Nets' home arenas in New Jersey and New York.[17] On June 22, 2011, it was announced that High Point Solutions, based in Sparta, had purchased the rights, and that the stadium would be known as High Point Solutions Stadium. In May 2018, High Point Solutions announced they were rebranding the company to just be HighPoint.com. As a result, the name of the stadium was changed to HighPoint.com Stadium. On July 19, 2019, Rutgers signed a new naming rights agreement with New Jersey-based IT firm SHI International Corp. The stadium was then renamed SHI Stadium.[18]
Attendance records[edit]
Scarlet Knights vs. Cincinnati Bearcats with 43,768 spectators.
The stadium attendance records were repeatedly broken throughout the 2006 and 2007 football seasons as the football program experienced a drastic resurgence. On October 18, 2007, a record 44,267 spectators attended a game in which the Scarlet Knights played against the then #2 ranked South Florida Bulls.[9][19] The Scarlet Knights would go on to win that game, and the attendance on that night would be the highest prior to the 2008–2009 stadium expansion.
The new record was set in the 2014 Big Ten Conference opener against the Penn State, when 53,774 people packed the venue to witness the first game in Big Ten Conference play after transferring from the American Athletic Conference before the 2014 season.[20] This record still stands today. The top 5 games in terms of attendance at Rutgers Stadium are listed below:
| Rank | Attendance | Date | Game result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 53,774 (sell-out)[20] | Sept. 13, 2014 | Penn State 13, Rutgers 10 |
| 2 | 53,737 (sell-out)[21] | Sept. 7, 2009 | Cincinnati 47, Rutgers 15 |
| 3 | 53,327 (sell-out)[22] | Oct. 5, 2014 | Rutgers 26, Michigan 24 |
| 4 | 53,111 (sell-out)[23] | Oct. 25, 2015 | Ohio State 49, Rutgers 7 |
| 5 | 52,798 (sell-out)[24] | Nov. 29, 2012 | Louisville 20, Rutgers 17 |
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Other events[edit]
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In addition to football, SHI Stadium has been the home of Rutgers' men's and women's lacrosse teams since 2014.
The stadium has also hosted NCAA tournament soccer and lacrosse games, including the NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championship games in 1998, 2001, and 2002. It is also worth noting that, prior to 1994, the original Rutgers Stadium hosted the NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championship games in 1974, 1978, 1983, 1987, and 1990.
On September 25, 2005, Rutgers Stadium was the site of a lecture delivered by the Dalai Lama.[25]
The stadium was a host venue for the 1995 U.S. Cup soccer tournament and hosted Colombia vs. Nigeria on June 17, 1995 and the United States vs. Colombia on June 25, 1995.
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Every first weekend in December, Rutgers Stadium plays hosts to several championship games in the NJSIAA state football playoffs. The stadium is one of two venues that hosts multiple championship games in one weekend (MetLife Stadium is the other). However, unlike MetLife Stadium that hosts games on Friday nights and Saturday afternoons, Rutgers hosts games on Sundays in addition to its Friday and Saturday games (MetLife Stadium is unavailable for Sunday games due to its NFL commitments).
Every year in October, Rutgers Stadium hosts USBands Marching Band New Jersey State Championships.
Since 2011, University Commencement has been held in SHI Stadium each May. On May 15, 2016, President Obama addressed the class of 2016 and received an honorary degree of laws. Over 50,000 guests and graduates attended this historic day to celebrate the 250th Anniversary Commencement.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
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- ^ ab'Rutgers Stadium History : The Early Years'. The Official Site of Rutgers Athletics. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Archived from the original on 2009-01-30. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
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- ^ ab'Rutgers Stadium History : The Dedication Game Through the Centennial Game'. The Official Site of Rutgers Athletics. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Archived from the original on 2010-01-13. Retrieved May 4, 2010.
- ^White, Gordon S., Jr. (October 24, 1976). 'Passes Griffin as Pitt Rolls by 45-0; Rutgers Routs Columbia, 47-0, For 14 in Row'. The New York Times. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
- ^ ab'Rutgers Stadium Records'. The Official Site of Rutgers Athletics. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Archived from the original on 2009-09-07. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
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- ^ abcd'Statements from the Administration' (Press release). Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. December 12, 2008. Archived from the original on 2009-01-26. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
- ^'Rutgers Scoreboard Among Biggest in Country'. MyCentralJersey. August 17, 2009. Retrieved May 4, 2010.
- ^'Rutgers approves privately funded recruiting lounge as part of football stadium expansion'. The Star Ledger. Retrieved July 14, 2009.
- ^'Statements from the Administration' (Press release). Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. January 29, 2008. Archived from the original on 2009-01-26. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
- ^Sherman, Ted; Margolin, Josh (September 10, 2008). 'Fundraising for Rutgers Stadium falls far short'. The Star-Ledger. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
- ^'Rutgers to sell naming rights to stadium, arena'. NorthJersey.com. North Jersey Media Group Inc. June 30, 2010. Retrieved September 9, 2012.
- ^'Rutgers signs massive naming-rights deal for football stadium'. NJ.com. New jersey Advanced Media. July 19, 2019. Retrieved July 19, 2019.
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- ^'CINCINNATI vs RUTGERS (Sep 07, 2009)'. Official Website of Rutgers Athletics. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. September 7, 2009. Archived from the original on 2010-01-02. Retrieved May 4, 2010.
- ^'MICHIGAN vs RUTGERS (Oct 04, 2014)'. Official Website of Rutgers Athletics. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. October 4, 2014. Retrieved October 5, 2014.
- ^'Barrett has 5 TDs in 1st start, OSU routs Rutgers - Summary (Oct 25, 2015)'. espn.go.com. ESPN. October 25, 2015. Retrieved Nov 5, 2015.
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- ^Alvarez, Ashanti (October 10, 2005). 'Dalai Lama charms, uplifts New Jersey'. Rutgers Focus. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Archived from the original on 2008-11-13. Retrieved January 12, 2009.
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| Name | Image | Location | County | Region | Area of study | Summary |
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| Absecon Light | Atlantic City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Lighthouse | Lighthouse and local history museum | |
| Acorn Hall | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Morris County Historical Society, 1853 Victorian Italianate mansion with changing exhibits on local history | |
| African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey | Newtonville | Atlantic | South Jersey | African American | website, locations in Atlantic City and Newtonville, African American history, culture, art | |
| African Art Museum of the SMA Fathers | Tenafly | Bergen | Gateway Region | Art | website, African art, operated by the Society of African Missions, changing exhibits of sub-Saharan sculpture and painting, costumes, textiles, decorative arts, religion and folklore | |
| Afro-American Historical and Cultural Society Museum | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | African American | New Jersey African American history and African artifacts | |
| AIDS Museum | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Medical | Planned museum | |
| Air Victory Museum | Mount Laurel | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Aviation | website | |
| A. J. Meerwald | Commercial Township | Cumberland | South Jersey | Museum ship | Delaware Bay oyster dredgeboat built in 1928 | |
| Allaire Village | Wall | Monmouth | Shore Region | Living | Encompasses the Howell Iron Works Company, an industrial center in the 1830s, as well as a working blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, general store, bakery, church, enameling building, carriage house, row houses, and other homes | |
| Allen House | Shrewsbury | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | Operated by the Monmouth County Historical Association Museum, 1710 tavern house | |
| American Hungarian Museum | Passaic | Passaic | Gateway Region | Ethnic | website, also known as Hungarian Folklore Museum, decorated eggs, lace, pottery, traditional clothing | |
| American Indian Heritage Museum | Westampton Township | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Native American | website, American Indian history and culture, operated by the Powhatan Renape Nation | |
| American Labor Museum | Haledon | Passaic | Gateway Region | History | Victorian house with period rooms, labor exhibits, labor and immigrant library; historic meeting site for silk mill workers | |
| Army Reserve Mobilization Museum | Fort Dix | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Military | website, also known as Fort Dix Military Museum, history of U.S. Army Reserve, open to the public by appointment | |
| Atlantic City Art Center | Atlantic City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Art | website | |
| Atlantic City Historical Museum | Atlantic City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website, presented by the Atlantic City Free Public Library at the Garden Pier | |
| Atlantic County Historical Society | Somers Point | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website, household items and decorative arts, fine arts, weaponry, maritime artifacts and toys | |
| Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of New Jersey | Teterboro | Bergen | Gateway Region | Transportation - Aerospace | New Jersey's aviation and space heritage | |
| Avalon History Center | Avalon | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website | |
| Bainbridge House | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Local history | website, headquarters and museum for the Historical Society of Princeton | |
| Bayonne Community Museum | Bayonne | Hudson | Gateway Region | Local history | under development as facility is restored | |
| Bayonne Fire Museum | Bayonne | Hudson | Gateway Region | Firefighting | [1] | |
| Barclay Farmstead Museum | Cherry Hill | Camden | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 1816 furnished farmhouse on 32 acres (130,000 m2) with trails, living history programs | |
| Barnegat Historic Heritage Village | Barnegat Light | Ocean | Shore Region | Open air | website, operated by the Barnegat Historical Society, includes 4 buildings and 3 smaller structures; Lippincott-Faulkenburg House, the Barber Shop, the Edwards House, the Butcher Shop, a corn crib, a motel cabin and a three-hole necessary | |
| Barnegat Light Historical Society Museum | Barnegat Light | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | Located in 1903 schoolhouse, includes Edith Duff Gwinn Garden | |
| Barnegat Lighthouse | Barnegat Light | Ocean | Shore Region | Lighthouse | Lighthouse and museum interpretive center | |
| Barron Arts Center | Woodbridge | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Art | Art center website | |
| Batsto Village | Washington Township | Burlington | South Jersey | Living | Includes Batsto mansion, a sawmill, a 19th-century ore boat, a charcoal kiln, ice and milk houses, a carriage house and stable, a blacksmith and wheelwright shop, a gristmill and a general store | |
| Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Museum Ship | USS New Jersey (BB-62) | |
| Bay Head Historical Society Museum | Bay Head | Ocean | Shore Region | Historic house | website, 19th-century period farmhouse | |
| Beavertown History Center | Lincoln Park | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | Operated by the Beaverton Historical Society[2] | |
| Belskie Museum of Art & Science | Closter | Bergen | Gateway Region | Art | website, works of sculptor Abram Belskie and 10 changing exhibitions each year | |
| Benjamin Temple House | Ewing Township | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | website, 18th-century house, operated by the Ewing Township Historic Preservation Society | |
| Bergen Museum of Art and Science | Hackensack | Bergen | Gateway Region | Multiple | Art and science, currently closed and seeking new location | |
| Berkeley Historical Museum | Bayville | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | [3] | |
| Blackwells Mills Canal House | Franklin Township | Somerset | Skylands Region | Transportation | 19th-century bridge tender's house on the Delaware and Raritan Canal | |
| Blairstown Museum | Blairstown | Warren | Kittatinny Valley | Local History | Artifact collections are used to interpret the area's history through permanent and changing exhibits and to educate the public about the area's history through programs, resource materials, and events. | |
| Boonton Historical Society and Museum | Boonton | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | Located in the Colonial Revival and Victorian Gothic styles house of Dr. John L. Taylor | |
| Boxwood Hall | Elizabeth | Union | Gateway Region | Historic house | Home from 1772 to 1795 of Elias Boudinot, president of the Continental Congress | |
| Brearley House | Lawrenceville | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Operated by the Lawrenceville Historical Society, restored mid-18th-century house | |
| Bedensville Schoolhouse | Montgomery | Somerset | Skylands Region | School | Operated by Van Harlingen Historical Society for education programs[4] | |
| Brick Academy | Basking Ridge | Somerset | Skylands Region | Local history | Operated by the Historical Society of the Somerset Hills | |
| Bridgeton Hall of Fame All Sports Museum | Bridgeton | Cumberland | South Jersey | Hall of fame - sports | information | |
| Brigantine History Museum | Brigantine Beach | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | Operated by the Brigantine Historical Society[5] | |
| Buccleuch Mansion | New Brunswick | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Jersey Blue chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution | |
| Buckelew Mansion | Jamesburg | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Jamesburg Historical Association | |
| Burlington County Historical Society | Burlington City | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Open air | website, complex including 3 historic houses: Bard-How House, James Fenimore Cooper House, and Captain James Lawrence House; Aline Wolcott Museum Galleries with exhibits of local history | |
| Burlington County Prison Museum | Mount Holly | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Prison | Operated by Burlington County Parks and the Prison Museum Association | |
| Butler Museum | Butler | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | Located in an old railroad station | |
| Caesar Hoskins Log Cabin | Mauricetown | Cumberland | South Jersey | Historic house | 18th-century house, open by appointment | |
| Caldwell Parsonage | Union | Union | Gateway Region | Local history | Operated by the Union Township Historical Society | |
| Califon Historical Society Station Museum | Califon | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Railroad | website, local history and railroad artifacts[6] | |
| Camden County Museum | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Local history | website, operated by the Camden County Historical Society, includes 19th-century domestic, farm and workplace tools, one room schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, antique vehicles | |
| Camden Shipyard and Maritime Museum | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Maritime | website, local maritime history including boat and ship builders, boating, natural history of the Delaware River and area streams | |
| Camp Olden Civil War Round Table and Museum | Hamilton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | History | website, Civil War and Native American exhibits | |
| Cape May Lighthouse | Cape May Point | Cape May | South Jersey | Maritime | Located in Cape May Point State Park | |
| Cape May Maritime Museum | Cape May | Cape May | South Jersey | Maritime | website, planned museum, Cape May County's maritime heritage | |
| Carter House | Summit | Union | Gateway Region | Historic house | website, home of the Summit Historical Society, mid-18th-century house | |
| Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey | Marlton | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Art | website | |
| Centennial Cottage | Ocean Grove | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Historical Society of Ocean Grove, late 19th-century period cottage used for Camp Meeting retreats | |
| Charles S. Shultz House | Montclair | Essex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Montclair Historical Society, 1896 home with synthesis of styles popular in the last quarter of the 19th century | |
| Children's Museum of Somerset County | Bridgewater | Somerset | Skylands Region | Children's | website | |
| Church of the Presidents | Long Branch | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic church | Former Episcopal chapel on the Jersey Shore where seven United States presidents worshiped | |
| Clarke House Museum | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Revolutionary period home located in Princeton Battlefield State Park | |
| Clifton Arts Center | Clifton | Passaic | Gateway Region | Art | website, community art gallery and outdoor sculpture park | |
| Collings-Knight House | Collingswood | Camden | Delaware River Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Friends of Collings-Knight House | |
| Colonial House Museum | Cape May | Cape May | South Jersey | Historic house | website, 1775 tavern with colonial era cooking/eating room and bedroom, changing exhibits of local history, operated by the Greater Cape May Historical Society | |
| Cooper Gristmill | Chester Township | Morris | Skylands Region | Mill | website, Operated by the Morris County Park Commission, restored 19th-century gristmill | |
| Cornelius Low House | Piscataway | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Local history | Also known as Cornelius Low House / Middlesex County Museum, changing exhibits of state and local history | |
| Country Living Museum | Hopewell Township | Cumberland | South Jersey | History | information, farm and shop tools, household equipment, glassware, kitchen utensils, World War II era memorabilia, restored antique clocks, sewing machines, typewriters; part of Dutch Neck Village, a collection of unique shops | |
| Covenhoven House | Freehold | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | Operated by the Monmouth County Historical Association Museum, served as headquarters for British General Sir Henry Clinton before the Battle of Monmouth in 1778 | |
| Cranbury Museum | Cranbury | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Local history | website, operated by the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society | |
| Crane House and Museum | Montclair | Essex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Montclair Historical Society, Federal mansion with 18th- and 19th-century furnishings | |
| Crane-Phillips House | Cranford | Union | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Cranford Historical Society, 19th-century house | |
| Cumberland County Prehistorical Museum | Greenwich Township | Cumberland | South Jersey | Archaeology | website, operated by the Cumberland County Historical Society, stone and bone artifacts, pottery, native crafts, fossils | |
| Delaware Bay Museum | Bivalve | Cumberland | South Jersey | Maritime | website, operated by the Bayshore Center at Bivalve, oyster industry and shipping | |
| Dennis Township Museum and History Center | Dennis Township | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website, located in the Old School House | |
| DePace Sports Museum and Library | Collingswood | Camden | Delaware River Region | Sports | website, Sports history museum and library based on the collections of Dr. Nicholas L. DePace | |
| Denville Historical Society & Museum | Denville | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | [2] | |
| Dey Mansion | Wayne | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | General George Washington's revolutionary war headquarters in the Preakness Valley | |
| Discovery Shell Museum | Ocean City | Cape May | South Jersey | Natural history | Retail store with museum display of over 10,000 species of seashells from all over the world[7] | |
| Double Trouble State Park | Bayville | Ocean | Shore Region | Open-air | Includes Double Trouble Historic Village, a former company town, a sawmill, and a cranberry sorting and packing house | |
| Dover History Museum | Dover | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website, operated by the Dover Area Historical Society | |
| Dr. William Robinson Plantation Museum | Clark | Union | Gateway Region | Historic house | House dating back to 1690, operated by the Clark Historical Society | |
| Drake House Museum | Plainfield | Union | Gateway Region | Local history | Building owned by the City of Plainfield, museum operated by the Historical Society of Plainfield | |
| Drumthwacket | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Official residence of the Governor of New Jersey, built in 1835 | |
| East Brunswick Museum | East Brunswick | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Local history | website | |
| East Jersey Olde Towne Village | Piscataway | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Open air | Includes church, tavern, schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, barracks and several homes | |
| East Point Light | Heislerville | Cumberland | South Jersey | Maritime | ||
| Eatontown Historical Museum | Eatontown | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | [8] | |
| Edward Compton House | Mauricetown | Cumberland | South Jersey | Historic house | Late 19th-century Victorian house, operated by the Mauricetown Historical Society | |
| Ellis Island | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | History | Museum of immigration; ferry boats depart from Liberty State Park | |
| Ely House Museum | Hightstown | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Hightstown-East Windsor Historical Society | |
| Emlen Physick Estate | Cape May | Cape May | South Jersey | Living | Victorian mansion, operated by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts | |
| Firehouse Gallery | Bordentown | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Art | Focuses on work of artist Eric Gibbons | |
| Fleetwood Museum of Art and Photographica | North Plainfield | Somerset | Skylands Region | Photography | website, cameras, photographic equipment, art and science of photography | |
| Fort Hancock Historic District | Middletown Township | Monmouth | Shore Region | Multiple | Part of Gateway National Recreation Area, includes the former coast artillery fort, Sandy Hook Light, the largest concentration of sea coast artillery batteries, site of first Army proving ground, 1894 USLSS Spermaceti Cove lifesaving station, only complete Nike missile site in the eastern United States and the intact 19th-century Fort Hancock community | |
| Fort Lee Historic Park | Fort Lee | Bergen | Gateway Region | Military | American Revolution fort site, center has exhibits about the fort | |
| Fort Lee Museum | Fort Lee | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | Operated by the Fort Lee Historical Society, located in the 1922 Judge Moore House, adjacent to Monument Park | |
| Foster-Armstrong House | Montague | Sussex | Skylands Region | Historic house | Facebook site, operated by the Montague Association for Restoration of Community History, late 19th-century house | |
| Fosterfields Living Historical Farm | Morris Township | Morris | Skylands Region | Agriculture | website, operated by the Morris County Park Commission, working farm, using the tools, techniques, and materials of a turn-of-the-century farm | |
| Franklin Mineral Museum | Franklin | Sussex | Skylands Region | Natural history | Over 4000 mineral specimens with a large display of fluorescent minerals, mine replica, fossils, Native American artifacts | |
| Friar Mountain Model Railroad Museum | Sparta | Sussex | Skylands Region | Railroad | website, model train displays, also American Revolutionary War history | |
| Garden State Discovery Museum | Cherry Hill | Camden | Delaware River Region | Children's | ||
| Garretson Forge and Farm | Fair Lawn | Bergen | Gateway Region | Living | Living Dutch farm museum | |
| George F. Boyer Historical Museum | Wildwood | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website, operated by the Wildwood Historical Society, includes National Marbles Hall of Fame | |
| George Segal Gallery | Montclair | Essex | Gateway Region | Art | website, part of Montclair State University | |
| Gibbon House Museum | Greenwich Township | Cumberland | South Jersey | Historic house | website, 1730 furnished house, barn museum with 18th-century tools, doctor's office, Swedish granary log building, operated by the Cumberland County Historical Society | |
| Giffordtown Schoolhouse Museum | Little Egg Harbor Township | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Tuckerton Historical Society, Tuckerton Wireless, telephone equipment, Native American artifacts, railroad, maritime, area businesses and industries | |
| Gloucester County Police Museum | Woodbury | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | Law enforcement | [9] | |
| Greenfield Hall | Haddonfield | Camden | Delaware River Region | Local history | Operated by the Historical Society of Haddonfield, houses collections of furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries, early New Jersey glass, needlework samplers and costumes dating back to the 18th century, pottery exhibit, doll and toy collection, tool museum | |
| Griffith Morgan House | Pennsauken Township | Camden | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 1715 stone house, open for special events, 3rd floor museum of local history | |
| Grover Cleveland Birthplace | Caldwell | Essex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Birthplace of President Grover Cleveland, artifacts from the 1830s to 1850s | |
| Grounds for Sculpture | Hamilton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Art | 35-acre (140,000 m2) sculpture park and indoor art gallery | |
| Hackettstown Historical Society Museum | Hackettstown | Warren | Skylands Region | Local history | website | |
| Hageman Farm | Somerset | Somerset | Skylands Region | Historic house | 19th-century farmhouse and barns, open for events, operated by the Meadows Foundation | |
| Hamilton House Museum | Clifton | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | website, operated by the City of Clifton, 18th-century Dutch farmhouse with rooms decorated in many different period styles, also known as the Hamilton-Van Wagoner House | |
| Hammonton Arts Center | Hammonton | Atlantic | South Jersey | Art | website | |
| Hancock House | Lower Alloways Creek Township | Salem | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Mid-18th-century house, site of the 1778 Hancock's Bridge massacre | |
| Havens Homestead Museum | Brick | Ocean | Shore Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Brick Township Historical Society | |
| Hereford Inlet Light | Wildwood | Cape May | South Jersey | Lighthouse | Victorian style keepers house and lighthouse | |
| Heritage Glass Museum | Glassboro | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | Art | Area historic glass making and contemporary glass art | |
| The Hermitage | Ho-Ho-Kus | Bergen | Gateway Region | Historic house | 18th-century Gothic revival home | |
| Hill Memorial Museum | Newton | Sussex | Skylands Region | Local history | Operated by the Sussex County Historical Society | |
| Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum | Oradell | Bergen | Gateway Region | Art | website, wildlife art | |
| Historical Society of Bloomfield Museum | Bloomfield | Essex | Gateway Region | Local history | website, located in the children's wing of the Bloomfield Public Library | |
| Historic Cold Spring Village | Cold Spring | Cape May | South Jersey | Open air | website, Early American (1790–1840) open-air living history museum, open late May through mid-September | |
| Historic Longstreet Farm | Holmdel | Monmouth | Shore Region | Living | 1890s living historical farm located in Holmdel Park | |
| Historic New Bridge Landing | River Edge | Bergen | Gateway Region | Historic houses | Operated by the Bergen County Historical Society and HNBLPC, American Revolutionary War battleground site, includes the Steuben House that served as Gen. Washington's headquarters in 1780, Campbell-Christie House, Demarest House Museum, Westervelt-Thomas Barn and 1889 Swing Bridge. Jersey–Dutch architecture. BCHS collections/artifacts, made or used in Bergen County, are on exhibit. | |
| Historic Speedwell | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | Open air | Former ironworks, place where Alfred Vail and Samuel Morse first demonstrated the electric telegraph, includes nine buildings furnished to depict life at Speedwell during the early 19th century | |
| Historic Walnford | Upper Freehold | Monmouth | Shore Region | Open air | website, 1754 Waln House, operating 19th-century gristmill and farm buildings on 36 acres (150,000 m2) | |
| Historical Society of Penns Grove, Carneys Point and Oldmans Museum | Penns Grove | Salem | Delaware River Region | Local history | website | |
| Hoboken Historical Museum | Hoboken | Hudson | Gateway Region | Local history | ||
| Hoboken Fire Museum | Hoboken | Hudson | Gateway Region | Firefighting | ||
| Holcombe-Jimison Farmstead Museum | Delaware Township | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Agriculture | website, includes print shop, woodworking shop, kitchen, John Holcombe House, doctor/dentist office, timber working tools, dairy exhibit, loom, blacksmith shop, tractor barn[6] | |
| Holmes-Hendrickson House | Holmdel | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | Operated by the Monmouth County Historical Association Museum, 1754 Dutch farm house | |
| Hope Historical Society Museum | Hope | Warren | Skylands Region | Local history | [10] | |
| Hopewell Museum | Hopewell | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Local history | Includes antiques, Native American artifacts | |
| Hopper-Goetschius House | Upper Saddle River | Bergen | Gateway Region | Living | Operated by the Upper Saddle River Historical Society, early-18th-century house | |
| Howell Living History Farm | Hopewell Township | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Agriculture | Facility of the Mercer County Park Commission; 1900 living farm museum | |
| Hunterdon Art Museum | Clinton | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Art | website, contemporary art, craft and design[6] | |
| Hunterdon County Historical Society | Flemington | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operates the mid 19th-century Empire period Doric House by appointment and for events | |
| Hunter-Lawrence-Jessup House | Woodbury | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | Local history | Operated by the Gloucester County Historical Society | |
| Imagine That Discovery Museum for Children | Florham Park | Morris | Skylands Region | Children's | website | |
| Indian King Tavern Museum | Haddonfield | Camden | Delaware River Region | Historic tavern | Built in 1750, site where New Jersey was legally created | |
| InfoAge | Wall | Monmouth | Shore Region | Multiple | website, located at Camp Evans, includes National Broadcasters Hall of Fame, New Jersey shipwrecks, military electronics, computers, vintage radios | |
| Insectropolis | Toms River | Ocean | Shore Region | Natural history | website, live and mounted insects, interactive exhibits | |
| Ireland Hoffer House | Williamstown | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Facebook site, operated by the Monroe Township Historical Society | |
| Isaac Watson House | Hamilton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 18th-century house, headquarters of the New Jersey State Society of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution | |
| Island Heights Cottage Museum | Island Heights | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Island Heights Cultural & Heritage Association | |
| Jack Allen Memorial Country Living Museum | Southampton | Burlington | Delaware River Region | History | website, country store, bank display, farm and country artifacts | |
| Jacobus Vanderveer House & Museum | Bedminster | Somerset | Skylands Region | Historic house | 18th-century Dutch frame house associated with the Pluckemin encampment of 1778-79 | |
| James Wilson Marshall House | Lambertville | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Lambertville Historical Society, mid-19th-century period house[6] | |
| Jersey City Museum | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Art | American visual art and material culture, currently closed[11] | |
| Jersey Explorer Children's Museum | East Orange | Essex | Gateway Region | Children's | website | |
| Jersey Shore Children's Museum | Mays Landing | Atlantic | South Jersey | Children's | website, hands-on discovery center that stimulates creativity, imagination and learning through interactive play | |
| Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County | Freehold | Monmouth | Shore Region | Ethnic - Jewish | website | |
| Jewish Museum of New Jersey | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Ethnic - Jewish | Oldest synagogue in continuous use in Newark, exhibitions | |
| Jim and Mary Lee Museum | Phillipsburg | Warren | Skylands Region | History | Site of Morris Canal Plane 9 West, canal buildings and turbine[12][13] | |
| Jim Kirk Maritime Room | Linwood | Atlantic | South Jersey | Maritime | Operated by the Linwood Historical Society at the Linwood Library, ship models, maritime displays[14] | |
| John Abbot II House | Hamilton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | website, 1730 colonial house, operated by the Historical Society of Hamilton Township | |
| John Ballantine House | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Part of the Newark Museum, late 19th-century mansion with eight period rooms, two hallways and six thematic galleries of decorative arts | |
| John DuBois Maritime Museum | Greenwich Township | Cumberland | South Jersey | Maritime | website, operated by the Cumberland County Historical Society, builders' models of local craft, tools, blocks, riggings | |
| John F. Peto Studio Museum | Island Heights | Ocean | Shore Region | Historic house | House and studio of trompe-l'œil artist John F. Peto | |
| Kearney House | Alpine | Bergen | Gateway Region | Historic house | 18th-century house, also known as Blackledge-Kearney House or Cornwallis Headquarters; part of the New Jersey portion of the Palisades Interstate Park | |
| Kearny Cottage | Perth Amboy | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Late 18th-century house, operated by Kearny Cottage Historical Society | |
| Kearney Museum | Kearney | Hudson | Gateway Region | Local history | Located in the Kearney Public Library | |
| Keyport Fire Museum | Keyport | Monmouth | Shore Region | Firefighting | Fire department history and fire prevention[15] | |
| Kidsbridge Tolerance Museum | Ewing | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Children's | website, focus is understanding and interacting with racial and ethnic differences, open by appointment | |
| King Store & Homestead Museum | Ledgewood | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Roxbury Historic Trust | |
| Kirby's Mill | Medford | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Mill | Restored grist mill dating to 1778 | |
| Kuser Farm Mansion | Hamilton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | website, late 19th-century mansion and outbuildings | |
| Lacey Schoolhouse Museum | Forked River | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Lacey Historical Society | |
| Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum | Landing | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website, located on the grounds of Hopatcong State Park | |
| Lakehurst Historical Museum | Lakehurst | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Borough of Lakehurst Historical Society | |
| Lakewood Heritage Museum | Lakewood | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website | |
| Lambert Castle | Paterson | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Passaic County Historical Society, late-19th-century period rooms and changing exhibits about Passaic County history | |
| Latvian Ethnographic Museum | Freehold | Monmouth | Shore Region | Ethnic | website, information, folk costumes, hand woven belts and blankets, colorful knitted woolen mittens, jewelry, operated by the NJ Latvian Society | |
| Leedsville School Museum | Linwood | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | Operated by the Linwood Historical Society, exhibits of local history and culture[14] | |
| 'Lest We Forget' - Black Holocaust Museum of Slavery | Lawnside | Camden | Delaware River Region | History | website, private collection of slavery artifacts and Jim Crow memorabilia, available by appointment | |
| Liberty Hall Museum | Elizabeth | Union | Gateway Region | Historic house | Victorian style mansion, located at Kean University | |
| Liberty Science Center | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Science | Located in Liberty State Park | |
| Little Red Schoolhouse | Lyndhurst | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | Operated by the Lyndhurst Historical Society | |
| Little Red Schoolhouse Museum | Waretown | Ocean | Shore Region | School | Operated by the Waretown Historical Society[16] | |
| Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences | Loveladies | Ocean | Shore Region | Art | website, free public art gallery | |
| Long Beach Island Museum | Beach Haven | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Long Beach Island Historical Association | |
| Long Pond Ironworks State Park | Hewitt | Passaic | Gateway Region | Industry | Includes Long Pond Ironworks Museum | |
| Longport Museum | Longport | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | Operated by the Longport Historical Society[17] | |
| Macculloch Hall Historical Museum | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | website, showcases 18th- and 19th-century American and English fine and decorative arts | |
| Magnolia Train Station Museum | Magnolia | Camden | Delaware River Region | Local history | website, operated by the Magnolia Historical Society | |
| MacKenzie Museum | Howell | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Howell Historical Society | |
| Mana Contemporary | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Art | Exhibition space for contemporary art, includes the Richard Meier Model Museum | |
| Margate Historical Society Museum | Margate | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | New museum planned in Margate City Hall[18] | |
| Marine Mammal Stranding Center | Atlantic City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Natural history | Wildlife rehabilitation center for marine animals, includes natural history museum | |
| Marlpit Hall | Middletown | Monmouth | Shore Region | Historic house | Operated by the Monmouth County Historical Association, 1756 home that is a stop on the New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail | |
| Maywood Station Museum | Maywood | Bergen | Gateway Region | Railway | Historic train station and exhibits of railroad artifacts | |
| Meadowlands Museum | Rutherford | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | Antique toys, rocks and minerals, period rooms, changing exhibits | |
| Merchants and Drovers Tavern Museum | Rahway | Union | Gateway Region | Historic tavern | Early tavern life and stagecoach transportation | |
| Metlar-Bodine House | Piscataway | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Plans to add exhibit on Ross Hall | |
| Millbrook Village | Blairstown | Warren | Skylands Region | Living | website, located in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, recreated turn-of-the-century village | |
| Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society Museum | Short Hills | Essex | Gateway Region | Local history | website, located at the Short Hills train station | |
| Miller-Cory House | Westfield | Union | Gateway Region | Living | 18th-century farmhouse with costumed docents demonstrating colonial crafts | |
| Millville Army Air Field Museum | Millville | Cumberland | South Jersey | Aviation | website, located at the Millville Municipal Airport, Millville's role in aviation history and the history of the P-47 Thunderbolt | |
| Monmouth Battlefield State Park | Wall | Monmouth | Shore Region | Military | American Revolutionary War battlefield site, visitor center exhibits and 18th-century Craig House | |
| Monmouth County Historical Association Museum | Freehold | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | Includes art, furniture, ceramics, textiles, military artifacts | |
| Monmouth Museum | Lincroft | Monmouth | Shore Region | Multiple | website, art, cultural history and science, children's wing and planetarium, located on the campus of Brookdale Community College | |
| Montclair Art Museum | Montclair | Essex | Gateway Region | Art | Collections include Hudson River School, portraiture, American Impressionism, the American Scene, Modernism, Abstract Expressionism and 20th-century works by African-American artists | |
| Montville Township Historical Museum | Montville | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website, operated by the Montville Historical Society | |
| Morris Museum | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | Multiple | website, Costumes and textiles, fine art, decorative art, dolls and toys, natural science, geology, paleontology, anthropology | |
| Morris Plains Museum | Morris Plains | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website | |
| Morristown National Historical Park | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | History | Three sites important during the American Revolution: the Ford Mansion, a historic house museum, Fort Nonsense and Jockey Hollow | |
| Morven Museum & Garden | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Former New Jersey Governor's Mansion and 18th-century home of Richard Stockton, museum showcases the cultural heritage of New Jersey through fine, folk, and decorative arts | |
| Moses D. Heath Farm | Middletown | Monmouth | Shore Region | Agriculture | website, agriculture and horticulture exhibits | |
| Mount Tabor Historical Society Museum | Mount Tabor | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website, located at the Short Hills train station | |
| Mullica Township Historical Society & Museum | Nesco | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website, located in the former building of Hilda S Frame School | |
| Museum of Cape May County | Cape May Court House | Cape May | South Jersey | History | Furnishings, costumes, tools, decorative and practical objects from the 17th to 20th centuries, including Native American and maritime exhibits | |
| Museum of Early Trades and Crafts | Madison | Morris | Skylands Region | History | History and lifeways of ordinary people of pre-industrial New Jersey, including hand tools, products and household objects | |
| Museum of Russian Art | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Art | Contemporary Russian art | |
| Museum of the Historical Society of Ocean Grove | Ocean Grove | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | website, artifacts relative to the history of Ocean Grove, the Holiness Movement, Camp Meetings, Methodism, Monmouth County & 19th-century life | |
| Museum of the American Hungarian Foundation | New Brunswick | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Ethnic - Hungarian | website, Hungarian immigrant life including fine art, folk art and folk life | |
| Museum of White Township | White Township | Warren | Skylands Region | Local history | Operated by the White Township Historical Society[19] | |
| Nail House Museum | Bridgeton | Cumberland | South Jersey | Local history | [20] | |
| National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey | Sea Girt | Monmouth | Shore Region | Military | Role of the New Jersey Militia and National Guard in state history | |
| National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey | Lawrenceville | Mercer | Shore Region | Military | Includes weapons, uniforms and other equipment, 20 tanks, vehicles and cannon | |
| Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum | Lower Township | Cape May | South Jersey | Aviation | Located at Cape May Airport, aircraft, engines, aviation artifacts, military memorabilia, aircraft engines and more housed in a 92,000-square-foot (8,500 m2) all-wooden hangar | |
| Navesink Twin Lights | Highlands | Monmouth | Shore Region | Lighthouse | Lighthouse and museum | |
| Navy Lakehurst Information Center | Lakehurst | Ocean | Shore Region | Aviation | website, open by appointment only, collections of the Navy Lakehurst Historical Society, history of the Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst, home to airships and site of Hindenburg Disaster, tours of Lakehurst Hangar No. 1 | |
| Nelden-Roberts Stonehouse | Montague | Sussex | Skylands Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Montague Association for Restoration of Community History | |
| Newark Museum | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Multiple | A museum of art and science; American art, decorative arts, and arts of Asia, Africa, the Americas and the ancient world; Planetarium, Victoria Hall of Science, natural science collections in geology, fossils and botany; Ballantine House, Newark Fire Museum and 1784 Old Stone Schoolhouse | |
| New Jersey Firefighters Museum | Boonton | Morris | Skylands Region | Firefighting | website, part of the New Jersey Firemen's Home, exhibits include steamers, ornate hose carts and fire trucks | |
| New Jersey Historical Society | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | History | Museum collections include costumes, furniture, paintings, prints, ceramics, glass, tools and more, also houses library and archives | |
| New Jersey Maritime Museum | Beach Haven | Ocean | Shore Region | Maritime | website | |
| New Jersey Museum of Boating | Point Pleasant | Ocean | Shore Region | Maritime | website | |
| New Jersey Museum of Transportation | Wall | Monmouth | Shore Region | Railroad | Located in Allaire State Park, heritage narrow gauge railway and displays | |
| New Jersey Naval Museum | Hackensack | Bergen | Gateway Region | Maritime | Home of USS Ling (SS-297), a World War II submarine | |
| New Jersey State House | Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | State capitol | ||
| New Jersey State Museum | Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Multiple | Archaeology/ethnology, cultural history, fine art and natural history | |
| New Jersey State Police Museum and Learning Center | West Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Law enforcement | website | |
| New Jersey Vietnam Veterans Memorial | Holmdel, New Jersey | Monmouth | Shore Region | Military | Museum, memorial and education center | |
| New Sweden Farmstead Museum | Bridgeton | Cumberland | South Jersey | Open air | Reproduction of a 17th-century farmstead of the type built by early Swedish Finnish colonists | |
| Newton Fire Museum | Newton | Sussex | Skylands Region | Firefighting | website | |
| Northfield Museum and Casto House | Northfield | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | Located in Birch Grove Park[21] | |
| Northlandz | Flemington | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Multiple | Miniature railway with 8 miles (13 km) of track, a 94-room dollhouse, doll museum, music hall, art gallery and Raritan River Railway steam train ride | |
| Noyes Museum of Art | Oceanville | Atlantic | South Jersey | Art | website, part of Stockton University, contemporary and historic art | |
| Nutley Museum | Nutley | Essex | Gateway Region | Local history | Operated by the Nutley Historical Society, includes Annie Oakley memorabilia, general store, toys and local history artifacts | |
| Ocean City Arts Center | Ocean City | Cape May | South Jersey | Art | website, monthly art exhibits | |
| Ocean City Historical Museum | Ocean City | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website, located in Ocean City's Community and Cultural Center | |
| Ocean County Museum | Toms River | Ocean | Shore Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Ocean County Historical Society, Victorian period Pierson Sculthorpe House with period rooms, exhibits on local history | |
| Ocean Gate Museum | Ocean Gate | Ocean | Shore Region | Railroad | website, historic railroad station with railroad and local history displays | |
| Old Ardena Schoolhouse | Howell | Monmouth | Shore Region | School | website, operated by the Howell Historical Society | |
| Old Barracks Museum | Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | History | American colonial life and the American Revolution | |
| Old Dutch Parsonage | Somerville | Somerset | Skylands Region | Historic house | Adjacent to the Wallace House, 18th-century parsonage | |
| Old Millstone Forge Museum | Millstone | Somerset | Skylands Region | Mill | website, restored blacksmith shop with demonstrations | |
| Old Monroe School House | Hardyston Township | Sussex | Skylands Region | School | One room schoolhouse used from 1819 to 1926, operated by the Hardyston Heritage Society | |
| Old Schoolhouse and Firehouse Museum | Ogdensburg | Sussex | Skylands Region | School | website, open by appointment by the Ogdensburg Historical Society | |
| Pascack Historical Society Museum | Park Ridge | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | website | |
| Paterson Museum | Paterson | Passaic | Gateway Region | Local history | Cultural, industrial, technological, and geological history of Paterson; home of Fenian Ram submarine | |
| Paul Robeson Galleries | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Art | website, part of Rutgers University | |
| Paulsdale | Mount Laurel | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Biographical | Home of suffragette Alice Paul | |
| Peachfield | Westampton Township | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 18th-century house open for events by The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America | |
| Pennsville Township Historical Society Museum | Pennsville Township | Salem | Delaware River Region | Local history | website, also known as the Church Landing Farm Museum | |
| Pequannock Museum | Pompton Plains | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | Located in a historic railroad station | |
| Perkins Center for the Arts | Collingswood | Camden | Delaware River Region | Art | Visual and performing arts classes and lessons, exhibitions, music and dance performances, workshops, visiting artists' residencies and an outreach program | |
| Perkins Center for the Arts | Moorestown | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Art | Visual and performing arts classes and lessons, exhibitions, music and dance performances, workshops, visiting artists' residencies and an outreach program | |
| Perth Amboy Ferry Slip | Perth Amboy | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Maritime | ||
| Peter Mott House | Lawnside | Camden | Delaware River Region | History | website, operated by the Lawnside Historical Society; station house along the Underground Railroad | |
| Phillipsburg Railroad Historians Museum | Phillipsburg | Warren | Skylands Region | Railroad | website | |
| Point Pleasant Historical Society Museum | Point Pleasant | Ocean | Shore Region | Local history | website | |
| Pomona Hall | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Operated by the Camden County Historical Society, 18th-century period decorated mansion | |
| Poricy Park | Middletown | Monmouth | Shore Region | Multiple | Includes 18th-century Murray Farmhouse and barn open for events and a nature center with fossils and natural history displays | |
| Port Mercer Canal House | Lawrenceville | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Operated by the Lawrenceville Historical Society, restored 1890-1920 period house for the bridgetender and his family along the Delaware and Raritan Canal, open by appointment | |
| Prallsville Mills | Stockton | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Open air | Includes an 1877 grist mill, a 1790 linseed oil mill, an 1850 saw mill and a 1900 grain silo | |
| Princeton University Art Museum | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Art | Mediterranean regions, Western Europe, China, United States, and Latin America | |
| Printmaking Council of New Jersey | Somerville | Somerset | Skylands Region | Art | Classes, workshops and gallery with changing exhibits of prints | |
| Proprietary House | Perth Amboy | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Historic house | Commissioned by the Proprietors of East Jersey to be the official residence of the Royal Governor William Franklin | |
| Prospertown Schoolhouse Museum | Jackson | Ocean | Shore Region | School | Open by appointment [3][22] | |
| Ralston General Store | Ralston | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic store | website, operated by the Ralston Historical Association, 1785 general store and post office | |
| Randolph Museum | Randolph | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website, operated by the Historical Society of Old Randolph | |
| Readington Township Museums | Readington Township | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Multiple | website, includes Bouman-Stickney Farmstead, the Eversole-Hall House, the Cold Brook School, Taylors Mill[6] | |
| Red Bank Battlefield Park | National Park | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 18th-century plantation house and battlefield site during the American Revolutionary War | |
| Red Mill Museum Village | Clinton | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Open air | Historic grist mill and former quarry village, exhibits of area industry, agriculture and domestic history[6] | |
| Richard Meier Model Museum | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Architecture | Exhibition of architectural projects, sculptures and collages by Richard Meier, located in Mana Contemporary | |
| Dixon Mills | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | Architecture | Exhibition of architectural projects, sculptures and collages by Richard Meier, located in Mana Contemporary | |
| Ridgewood Schoolhouse Museum | Ridgewood | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | website, operated by the Ridgewood Historical Society | |
| Ringwood Manor | Ringwood | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | Located in Ringwood State Park, 19th- and 20th-century great estate mansion | |
| Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum | Atlantic City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Odditorium | ||
| Risley Homestead | Northfield | Atlantic | South Jersey | Historic house | website, 1790 cottage, operated by the Atlantic County Historical Society | |
| Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts | Millville | Cumberland | South Jersey | Art | website, community nonprofit arts center with four gallery spaces | |
| Rockingham | Kingston | Somerset | Skylands Region | Living | Also known as Judge John Berrien Mansion, preserved and interpreted as the headquarters of George Washington in 1783 | |
| Roebling Museum | Roebling | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Industry | website, located at former John A. Roebling's Sons Company steel mill | |
| Rosenkrans Museum | Walpack Township | Sussex | Skylands Region | Local history | website, operated by the Walpack Historical Society | |
| Roundhouse Museum | Egg Harbor City | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website, operated by the Egg Harbor City Historical Society | |
| Rutgers University Geology Museum | New Brunswick | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Natural history | Exhibits on geology and anthropology, with an emphasis on the natural history of New Jersey | |
| Rutherfurd Hall | Allamuchy Township | Warren | Skylands Region | Historic house | 20th-century mansion, also community culture center | |
| Salem County Historical Society | Salem | Salem | Delaware River Region | Historic houses | website, four interconnected historic houses, the centerpiece of which is 1721 Alexander Grant's Mansion House, with exhibits including Salem in the Revolutionary War and Wistarburg Glass | |
| Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage | Woodbine | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | Area Russian Jewish immigrants, local history and culture | |
| Samuel Fleming House | Flemington | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Historic house | 1756 house with history programs, also known as Fleming Castle | |
| Scansen173 | Princeton Junction | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Art | website, 112 abstract and surreal sculptures, installations, assemblages, pond, bridge, wellness trails,300 elderly trees, and a Zen garden, | |
| Sarnoff Museum | Ewing | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Biographical | website, artifacts from the David Sarnoff Library (previous website), now part of The College of New Jersey | |
| Schuyler-Colfax Historic House Museum | Wayne | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Wayne Township Parks and Recreation Department, 1695 colonial house | |
| Schuyler-Hamilton House | Morristown | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | website, also known as the Jabez Campfield House, operated by the Morristown chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution; 1760 four bedroom, Georgian style house | |
| Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center | Seabrook | Cumberland | South Jersey | Local history | website, history of Seabrook Farms Company and its diverse workers: relocated Japanese Americans and Japanese Peruvians from the U.S. internment camps, wartime refugees from Europe, migrant laborers from Appalachia, the Deep South, and the Caribbean | |
| Sea Girt Lighthouse | Sea Girt | Monmouth | Shore Region | Maritime | Tours of the lighthouse and keeper's house | |
| Sea Isle City Historical Museum | Sea Isle City | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website, located in the Sea Isle City branch of the Cape May County Library | |
| Shippen Manor Museum | Oxford | Warren | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Warren County Cultural & Heritage Commission, restored 18th-century stone mansion | |
| Skylands Manor | Ringwood | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | Located in Ringwood State Park, 1920s forty-four-room English Jacobean mansion, open one Sunday a month, 96-acre (390,000 m2) botanical garden | |
| Silas Riggs House | Ledgewood | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | website, 18th-century period house, operated by the Roxbury Township Historical Society | |
| Silverball Museum | Asbury Park | Monmouth | Shore Region | Amusement | website, pinball museum and arcade | |
| Smith-Cadbury Mansion | Moorestown | Burlington | Delaware River Region | Historic house | Operated by the Historical Society of Moorestown | |
| Snowmobile Barn Museum | Fredon | Sussex | Skylands Region | Transportation | website, collection of over 300 sleds along with toys, ornaments, jewelry, advertisements | |
| Solitude Heritage Museum | Union | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | Multiple | website, early Hunterdon history, environmental and cultural center, operated by the Union Forge Heritage Association in the 1760 Joseph Turner House | |
| Somers Point Historical Museum | Somers Point | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website, operated by the Somers Point Historical Society | |
| Somerville Fire Department Museum | Somerville | Somerset | Skylands Region | Firefighting | Old fire engines and memorabilia | |
| South Jersey Museum | Glassboro | Gloucester | Delaware River Region | History | website, includes Precolumbian Native American artifacts, Colonial items, the Pine Barrens, antique tools and equipment, area political history, farmsteads | |
| Space Farms Zoo and Museum | Sussex | Sussex | Skylands Region | Multiple | Zoo with over 500 animals, museum includes antique cars, motorcycles, carriages and wagons, exhibits about Eskimos, Fluorescent minerals, weapons and rifles, tool barn, dolls and toys, blacksmith shop, miniature circus, train set, Native American arrowheads and artifacts, farm machinery | |
| Spring Lake Historical Society Museum | Spring Lake | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | website | |
| Stafford Township Heritage Park | Stafford Township | Ocean | Shore Region | Open air | website, operated by the Stafford Township Historical Society, includes a historic church, store, railroad station, cottage, and 2 cemeteries | |
| Statue of Liberty National Monument | Jersey City | Hudson | Gateway Region | History | Accessible by boat from Liberty State Park, includes the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island and Ellis Island and its immigration museum | |
| Steamboat Dock Museum | Keyport | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | website, operated by the Keyport Historical Society, exhibits include plantation century, docks and shipping, steamboat building, oyster industry and other local companies | |
| Stedman Gallery | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Art | website, part of the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts at Rutgers–Camden | |
| Sterling Hill Mining Museum | Ogdensburg | Sussex | Skylands Region | Geology | Underground zinc mine and Thomas S. Warren Museum of Fluorescence | |
| Steven Crane House Museum | Asbury Park | Monmouth | Shore Region | Biographical | website, home of author Stephen Crane | |
| Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms | Parsipanny | Morris | Skylands Region | Historic house | Craftsman-style home of Gustav Stickley | |
| Stillwater Historical Museum | Stillwater Township | Sussex | Skylands Region | Local history | website, located in an old school house, operated by the Historical Society of Stillwater Township | |
| Stone Harbor Museum | Stone Harbor | Cape May | South Jersey | Local history | website, open seasonally | |
| Stone Museum | Monroe Township | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Geology | website, minerals, fossils, tools, fluorescent minerals room | |
| Sussex County Art & Heritage Council Gallery | Newton | Sussex | Skylands Region | Art | website | |
| Thomas Alva Edison Memorial Tower and Museum | Menlo Park | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Technology | Also known as Menlo Park Museum, showcases many of the inventions of Thomas Edison | |
| Thomas Edison National Historical Park | West Orange | Essex | Gateway Region | Historic house | 29 room Queen Ann-style mansion home of Thomas Edison and laboratory | |
| Toms River Maritime Museum | Toms River | Ocean | Shore Region | Maritime | website, operated by the Toms River Seaport Society | |
| Township of Hamilton Historical Society Museum | Mays Landing | Atlantic | South Jersey | Local history | website | |
| Township of Lebanon Museum at New Hampton | New Hampton | Hunterdon | Skylands Region | School | website, 19th-century period schoolhouse[6] | |
| Township of Ocean Historical Museum | Oakhurst | Monmouth | Shore Region | Local history | website | |
| Trailside Nature & Science Center | Mountainside | Union | Gateway Region | Natural history | Museum exhibits include mammals and birds of the Watchung Reservation, taxidermy and fluorescent minerals | |
| Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie | Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Multiple | Located in the Ellarslie Mansion in Cadwalader Park, includes contemporary art, decorative arts, industrial memorabilia and area historical objects | |
| Tuckerton Seaport | Tuckerton | Ocean | Shore Region | Maritime | Working maritime village with decoy carvers, boat builders, basket makers and baymen; formerly known as the Barnegat Bay Decoy and Baymen's Museum | |
| United States Golf Association Museum | Far Hills | Somerset | Skylands Region | Sports | Golf memorabilia and artifacts | |
| Updike Farmstead | Princeton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Farm | website, operated by the Historical Society of Princeton | |
| Van Duyne House | Wayne | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | website, operated by the Wayne Township Parks and Recreation Department, 1740 stone Dutch colonial house, on the same property as the Van Riper-Hopper House | |
| Van Harlingen Historical Society Farm Museum | Montgomery | Somerset | Skylands Region | Agriculture | [4] | |
| Van Liew-Suydam House | Somerset | Somerset | Skylands Region | Historic house | 19th-century Victorian farmhouse, open for events, operated by the Meadows Foundation | |
| Van Nest-Hoff-Vannatta Farmstead | Harmony Township | Warren | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Harmony Township Historical Society, historic farmstead buildings dating to the 18th century | |
| Van Riper-Hopper Historic House Museum | Wayne | Passaic | Gateway Region | Historic house | Operated by the Wayne Township Parks and Recreation Department, 1876 Dutch colonial house, also location of Van Duyne House | |
| Van Bunschooten Museum | Wantage | Sussex | Skylands Region | Historic house | Operated by the Chinkchewunska Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, late 18th-century period house | |
| Vernon Township Historical Society Museum | Highland Lakes | Sussex | Skylands Region | Local history | website | |
| Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center | Holmdel | Monmouth | Shore Region | Vietnam War | History of the Vietnam war | |
| Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society Museum | Vineland | Cumberland | South Jersey | History | website, collections focus on 19th- and 20th-century regional history | |
| Visual Arts Center of New Jersey | Summit | Union | Gateway Region | Art | website, includes 3 galleries and a sculpture park | |
| Wallace House | Somerville | Somerset | Skylands Region | Historic house | website, 1775 Georgian-style house adjacent to Old Dutch Parsonage, served as the headquarters of General George Washington during the second Middlebrook encampment (winter of 1778–79) | |
| Walsh Gallery | South Orange | Essex | Gateway Region | Art | website, part of Seton Hall University | |
| Walt Whitman House | Camden | Camden | Delaware River Region | Biographical | Home of poet Walt Whitman | |
| Warren County Historical Society Museum | Belvidere | Warren | Skylands Region | Local history | website, period rooms, Warren County memorabilia, antiques, textiles and folk art | |
| Washington Crossing State Park | Hopewell | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Multiple | Includes Washington Crossing Visitor Center Museum about the American Revolution, the Johnson Ferry House, a historic house museum, the Washington Crossing State Park Nature Center and an observatory | |
| Washington Township Historical Society Museum | Long Valley | Morris | Skylands Region | Local history | website | |
| Waterloo Village | Stanhope | Sussex | Skylands Region | Transportation | website, Canal Society of New Jersey headquarters and museum, Morris Canal, National Registered Historic Site in Allamuchy Mountain State Park | |
| West Milford Museum | West Milford | Passaic | Gateway Region | Local history | website | |
| Weston Museum | Newark | Essex | Gateway Region | Science | Contains items developed and manufactured by inventor Edward Weston | |
| Westwood Museum | Westwood | Bergen | Gateway Region | Local history | website, operated by the Westwood Heritage Society; located in the Westwood Train Station | |
| The Wetlands Institute | Stone Harbor | Cape May | South Jersey | Natural history | Birds, animals and ecosystem of the surrounding wetlands | |
| WheatonArts | Millville | Cumberland | South Jersey | Art | Houses Museum of Glass | |
| Whippany Railway Museum | Whippany | Morris | Skylands Region | Transportation - Railroad | Railroad cars and memorabilia | |
| William Trent House | Trenton | Mercer | Delaware River Region | Historic house | 1719 house built for founder of Trenton, has served several times as the Governor's House | |
| Woodruff Museum of Indian Artifacts | Bridgeton | Cumberland | South Jersey | Native American | website, over 20,000 artifacts related to the Lenni-Lenape Tribe, located in the Bridgeton Free Public Library | |
| Wortendyke Barn Museum | Park Ridge | Bergen | Gateway Region | Agriculture | Old-world Dutch barn and farm exhibits | |
| Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center | Little Falls | Passaic | Gateway Region | Sports | Permanent and rotating exhibits about baseball, Yankee history, and Yogi Berra, located on the campus of Montclair State University | |
| Zimmerli Art Museum | New Brunswick | Middlesex | Gateway Region | Art | Part of Rutgers University, strengths in Russian and Soviet art, French 19th-century and American 19th- and 20th-century art, contemporary prints |
Defunct museums[edit]
- Army Communications, Radar, and Electronics Museum, Fort Monmouth, closed in 2010,[23] collections moved to the United States Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland[24]
- Asbury Park Rock 'N Roll Museum, Asbury Park, closed in 2004[25][26][27]
- Charles and Anna Hankins Museum, Lavallette, building sold in 2008 and displays moved to Toms River Seaport Society Maritime Museum[28]
- Community Children's Museum, Dover, closed in 2012[29]
- Flemington Children's Choir School, Flemington[30]
- Johnston Historical Museum, North Brunswick, closed in 1979
- Metz Bicycle Museum, Freehold, website, closed in 2013[31]
- Museum of Natural History at Princeton University, Guyot Hall, Princeton, closed in 2000[32][33]
- New Jersey Museum of Agriculture, North Brunswick, closed in 2011
- North Pemberton Railroad Station Museum, Pemberton
- Shore Institute for Contemporary Art, Long Branch
- Solitude House Museum[34]
- South Jersey Railroad Museum, Tuckahoe[35]
- United States Bicycling Hall of Fame, Bridgewater, moved to California in 2010
- Waterhouse Museum, Toms River
- Wonder Museum, East Windsor[36]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
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- ^'Brigantine History Museum'. Brigantine Beach, NJ. Retrieved 6 November 2015.
- ^ abcdefg'Museums of Hunterdon County'. Hunterdon County Cultural & Heritage Commission. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Official site'. Discovery Seashell Museum and Shell Yard. Retrieved 8 November 2015.
- ^'Historical Committee'. Eatontown, NJ. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Facebook site'. Gloucester County Police Museum. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
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- ^ ab'Official site'. Linwood Historical Society. Retrieved 6 November 2015.
- ^'Facebook site'. Keyport Fire Museum & Education Center. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
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- ^'The Northfield Museum and Casto House'. City of Northfield. Retrieved 6 November 2015.
- ^Kayla Sabatini (December 20, 2010). 'Prospertown Schoolhouse'. Intro to American Studies – Monument Project. Retrieved 10 November 2015.
- ^'Fort Monmouth museum to begin new chapter'. The Hub. Archived from the original on 12 January 2014. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ^'APG receives Fort Monmouth museum displays'. United States Army. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ^asburyboardwalk.com. 'Asbury Park Boardwalk website information'. Asburyboardwalk.com. Retrieved 2012-02-19.
- ^Information and photos of the Asbury Park Rock 'N Roll MuseumArchived January 17, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
- ^'Palace Amusements online site'. Palaceamusements.com. 2004-05-26. Retrieved 2012-02-19.
- ^'Charles & Anna Hankins Museum'. Toms River Seaport Society Maritime Museum. Retrieved 10 November 2015.
- ^'As of June 2, 2012 the Community Children's Museum will be closing down'. Community Children's Museum. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ^'Flemington Children's Choir School'. Hunterdon County Cultural & Heritage Commission. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Home page'. Metz Bicycle Museum.
Unfortunately the Museum has Permanently Closed Due to the Passing of David Metz On April 17, 2013 Thank you to all who have enjoyed the museum over the years, and to all of his friends --- remember David Kindly.
- ^Dalton, Rex (2000). 'Anger as Princeton closes 'inspirational' museum'. Nature. 407 (6806): 825. Bibcode:2000Natur.407.825D. doi:10.1038/35038234. PMID11057635.
- ^'Daily Princetonian, Oct. 13, 2000, Princeton to relocate tiger skeletons from natural history museum to Frist center'. Dailyprincetonian.com. 2000-10-13. Archived from the original on 2015-05-18. Retrieved 2012-02-19.
- ^'Union Forge Heritage Association may vacate Solitude House museum October 24'. Published July 10, 2012. NJ.com. 2012-07-10. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ^'South Jersey Railroad Museum @Tuckahoe .. Closed !'. Published March 24, 2010. Biglitterr. 2010-03-24. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ^Mercer Business, Mar 01, 2004, new store to be located in the location of the former Wonder MuseumArchived 2005-05-16 at the Wayback Machine
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