History & Museums

Historic Landmarks

Old Stone House Village

Sewell, New Jersey

Open on the 2nd Saturday of the month from April…

Tinicum Rear Range Lighthouse

Paulsboro, New Jersey

On the evening of December 31st, 1880, The Tinicum Rear…

Nothnagle Log House

Gibbstown, New Jersey

The Nothnagle Log House, a one-room cabin was said to…

Clara Barton SchoolHouse

Before She founded the American Red Cross, Clara Barton established the first successful tax-supported school in New Jersey…

Walt Whitman House

Step back in time to the humble dwelling of the "Good Gray Poet," Walt Whitman.

Alice Paul Institute

Mount Laurel, NJ

The mission of the Alice Paul Institute is to promote full gender equality through education, development and empowerment of…

31 Batsto Road
Hammonton, NJ
(609) 561-0024

Batsto Village, is a New Jersey historic site located in the South Central Pinelands…

Finns Point National Cemetery

Finn’s Point National Cemetery is located about six miles northwest of Salem, N.J…

Fort Mott State Park

454 Fort Mott Road
Pennsville, NJ
(609) 463-0994

Fort Mott was part of a coastal defense system designed for the Delaware River in the late 1800s.

Haddonfield, NJ

Calling all dinosaur lovers! Haddonfield offers a chance to learn about the hadrosaurus, the giant lizard that takes its name…

Hancocks Bridge, NJ

Friends of the Hancock House, Inc will present the Civil War Weekend at the Hancock House in Hancocks Bridge, Salem County, N…

John Woolman Memorial

Mount Holly, NJ

Located at 99 Branch Street, Mount Holly, New Jersey, the Memorial house was built between 1771 and 1783 and is on the site o…

Peter Mott House

Revisit history at the Peter Mott House, a station along the Underground Railroad, in the historically African-American town…

Red Bank Battlefield Park & The Whittall Hall

100 Country Road
National Park, NJ
(856) 853-5120

The James and Ann Whitall House and Fort Mercer at…

Trinity Episcopal Church

In 1703 they purchased 100 acres along the Raccoon Creek and on part of it established their own log church in 1703, the firs…