Museums in New Jersey

A collection of some of the strangest artifacts in the world - shrunken heads or a lock of George Washingto... More on familydaysoutusa

A public museum is alot better and has more exhibits . More on Yahoo! Travel

When Charles Darrow chose Atlantic City as the setting for the original Monopoly game, he never conceived t... More on AboutNewJersey

This is a mini-vegas but does not offer too much in the way for kids . More on Trekaroo

The Mission of the Jersey Shore Arts Center The Jersey Shore Arts Center is owned and operated by the Ocean... More on Jerseyshoreartscenter.org

The Jersey Shore Arts Center is a classic place to view artists at work and to enjoy a historical feeling... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. This Burlington County Jail, was designed, 1808, by Robert, Mills, noted Federal, architect. H... More on HMDB

Also, the ghost stories tend to add a mysterious touch to the building. More on Yahoo! Travel

The best place to visit for local history. Don't miss the museum's Sindia display, commemorating the Briti...

Ocean City Arts Center is a place for the individual to gain an appreciation of mankind’s diversity through... More on Oceancityartscenter.org

Topics: new, jersey. More on MuseumStuff.com

Once you enter into Northlandz you walk into a maze of walkways. Around each corner is a different theme wh... More on TripAdvisor

This museum, run under the auspices of the Long Beach Island Historical Association, features exhibits ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The best because you can bring your dog for a walk on the beach or take a swim in the ocean anywhere you ... More on TripAdvisor

Enjoy an educational experience in New Jersey's state capital, where learning about local government is an...

Home to the State Assembly and other state offices, this beautiful building and landscaped area is open to ... More on DogFriendly.com

This living museum depicts early American life, complete with war re-enactments, Colonial accents and craf...

This open-air living history museum depicting 18th century life, offers a variety of entertainments, recrea... More on DogFriendly.com

This former home of the Trenton's namesake offers educational tours with colonial themes.

Built in 1716 to 1719, this National Historic Landmark was once the country seat of Philadelphia merchant, ... More on Heritage