displays collections of art from ancient to contemporary times. Greek and Roman antiquities, sculpture, metalwork and stained glass from Medival Europe and art of the Olmec and Maya are just some of t...

The Old Barracks Museum in Trenton, originally built in 1758 to house troops during the French and Indian War, is best remembered for its role in the 1776 and 1777 Battles of Trenton during the Revolu...

an Italianate villa, was built for Henry McCall Sr. of Philadelphia as a summer residence in 1848. The architect selected to design Ellarslie was John Notman, known for designing the first Italianate ...

Oldest building in New Jersey's capitol city and once home to the man for whom the City takes its name.

Annual Herb Plant Sale

a museum on wheels. The coaches, built in the 1920s, come from the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Canadian National. There have been extensive renovations throughout the years on the coaches.

The 16-acre Northlandz complex consists of The Great American Railway, the 94-room LaPeep Dollhouse, The Doll Museum, The American Music Hall with a 2,000-pipe organ, and The Art Gallery which display...

Plainfield's historic link with its colonial past, was built in 1746 by Isaac Drake as a home for his son, Nathaniel. Today it is a City-owned public museum administered by the Historical Society of ...

Experience Castles Full of Treasures at the Mercer and Fonthill Museums. The museums offer a wide array of programs, events, exhibits and tours for audiences of all ages. Discover your family history ...

The Museum is open to the public from early April to mid-October and hosts numerous special activities including educational programs, tours, concerts, living history reenactments, antique and craft s...