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Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
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Address: 152 Pleasant Plains Rd, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
This 7300-acre wildlife sanctuary supports hundreds of species of plants and animals, and with almost nine miles of walking trails, you have a good chance of seeing something a little unexpected. Various special events are offered throughout the year. For more information or to schedule a tour, contact the Friends of...
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Address: 1040 Pottersville Rd, Gladstone, NJ 07934
Headquarters of the United States Equestrian Team. On race weeks, you can come see the magnificent horses stabled here (Note: horses are not permanently stabled at Gladstone); otherwise, visitors are welcome to tour the grounds, visit the historic barn (now offices), and see the massive trophy room. Competitions are...
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Address: 335 N Franklin Tpke, Ho-ho-kus, NJ 07423
Although there has been a house on this property since 1740, the basic structure of the current house was built in 1763. George Washington stayed here in 1778; Aaron Burr met and married his wife here during the same period. In 1807, Elijah Rosegrant purchased the house; his son ordered major Gothic Revival...
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Address: 7 Lower Center St, Clinton, NJ 08809
The Hunterdon Museum of Art, located in an 18th century stone mill listed on both the National and State Historic Registers, features contemporary art of both established and emerging regional artists. Changing exhibits may include photography, painting, jewelry, textiles, and sculpture. Special events, workshops and...
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Address: Downtown, Newark, NJ
This south Newark district is home to a large Portuguese population. Features annual cultural events and shows and houses delicious Newark Portuguese restaurants and bakeries. Great place for a cultural experience and a bite to eat.
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Address: 110 Orange Rd, Montclair, NJ 07042
Built in 1796 by Israel Crane, a merchant who constructed the first NJ turnpike, this ten-room house is one of four historic structures on the grounds. Significant changes were made by James Crane in 1840, and give the house its current Greek revival flavor. Guided tours of this Newark house museum feature living...
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Address: Morris Pesin Dr, Jersey City, NJ 07305
Sometimes referred to as part of America's Historic Trilogy (along with Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty), Liberty State Park offers an array of activities and facilities, such as the Liberty Science Center, an Interpretive Center, and the restored historic railroad terminal. Visitors may enjoy picnicking,...
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Address: Broad St, between Rector St and Raymond Blvd, Newark, NJ 07102
This six-acre downtown park was originally a training site for Newark's militia in the 17th century. The massive Wars of America monument was created by Mount Rushmore artist Gutzon Borglum. Summer Thursdays, the park hosts Common Greens, a popular farmers market.
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Address: 3 South Mountain Ave, Montclair, NJ 07042
The Montclair Art Museum has over 15,000 items in its permanent collection, primarily from 18th-20th century American artists such as John Singer Sargent, Edward Hopper, Robert Motherwell, Andy Warhol, George Segal, Louise Nevelson, and Margaret Bourke-White. In addition, the Native American collection includes a...
Morristown National Historical Park
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Address: 30 Washington Pl, Morristown, NJ 07960
This park preserves the area used by George Washington and his troops in 1779-1780, when NYC was occupied by the British. A good place to start your visit is the Jockey Hollow Visitor Center, where you can obtain maps, as well as information on the park's history, geographical highlights, events and special programs....
