Museums in Atlantic City, 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

Boardwalk museum features numerous exhibits chronicling the city's storied history. In addition to historical posters, photographs, souvenirs, and assorted artifacts from ... More on 10best.com

It tells about the struggle for Atlantic City to stay alive. More on igougo

Hey, time for the beach, wouldn't you agree? Island Beach in Atlantic County, New Jersey is a tremendous choice. Visiting the beach here in New Jersey is a must. You will possibly have to settle fo... More on GoingOutside

Even though the Absecon Lighthouse was deactivated years ago, it managed to keep its beautiful Fresnel lens. The original oil house is still standing too, but the ornate ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The big Coca cola museum, funny as I was a fan of it and wear the clothes before. Shows history in a funny ... More on GeckoGo

Through the efforts of the Brigantine Beach Historical Society and Brigantine's Town Historian, Howard "Fritz" Haneman, the museum opened in 1992. Exhibits include a large ... More on Brigantinebeachnj.com

Through the efforts of the Brigantine Beach Historical Society and Brigantine's Town Historian, Howard "Fritz" Haneman, the museum opened in 1992. Exhibits include ... More on Brigantinebeachnj.com

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center (MMSC) is based in Brigantine, New Jersey and responds to calls for stranded whales, dolphins, seals and sea turtles that wash ashore on New Jersey ... More on Discover America

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center is a private non-profit organization based in Brigantine, New Jersey. Since the Center's founding in 1978, it has responded to over 2000 calls for stranded whales... More on Epinions.com