Children's Museum
This Paramus location is open 7 days a week, including Sunday.

Cook House Museum
The Daily Record visits this historic site in East Hanover.

Crane Phillips Living Museum
This living museum depicts life in Cranford toward the end of the 19th Century.

Edison National Historic Site
The virtual tours of the Labs and Glenmont are very interesting, but be sure to check out the invention process under "what's new."

Ellarslie Mansion
Home to the Trenton City Museum. Features pottery and tile exhibits from the many companies that have called Trenton home over the years.

Ellis Island Immigration Museum
Now includes the American Family Immigration History Center to assist in genealogy searches.

Erie Lackawanna RR
This fan site is a great source for everything you'd ever want to know about the Erie Lackawanna.

Grounds For Sculpture
A sculpture park and museum in Hamilton on land formerly part of the New Jersey State Fairgrounds.

Hunterdon Historical Museum
Includes the "Red Mill" built in 1810, a schoolhouse from 1860, and quarry with 150-foot limestone cliffs.

Hunterdon Museum of Art
Located in an 1836 grist mill on the banks of the Raritan River in Clinton.

Metropolitan Museum of Art
NYC location is one of the world's major art museum - with over two million works.

Montclair Art Museum
Featuring a variety of artists and offering studio art classes for all age groups.

Morris Museum
Awarded continued accreditation by the American Association of Museums (AAM). Less than ten percent of the museums in the state carry this honor.

Museum of Agriculture
Located at the Rutgers Cook College campus.

Museum of Early Trade and Crafts
Madison location features exhibits and events for children (of all ages).

Naval Museum
Hackensack - featuring permanent tours of the U.S.S. Ling, a World War II submarine.

Newark Museum
A wide variety of permanent and traveling exhibits and a "mini-zoo."

New Jersey State Aquarium
In Camden, featuring the ever popular shark tank.

New Jersey State Museum
Trenton - includes a 4-level main building with a 416 seat auditorium.

New Jersey State Museum Planetarium
Exhibits and family-oriented shows with 150 seats.

New York Aquarium
Located at Coney Island, in Brooklyn.

New York Transit Museum
Features old subway cars and various subway memorabilia.

Northlandz
Flemington - home of the Great American Railway, a doll museum and an art gallery.

Planetarium - County College of Morris
Randolph - open to the public on various weekend dates, with other special shows.

Planetarium - Dreyfuss
Located at the Newark Museum with ongoing educational programs for both class trips and the public.

Princeton Historical Society
In the Bainbridge House on Nassau St.

Princeton University: The Art Museum
General information, descriptions of programs and upcoming exhibitions.

Red Bank Antiques District
One of the largest antique districts in the state, where you'll also find many shops and restaurants to round out your day of exploring.

Roselle Park Museum
A detailed history presented at 9 West Grant Avenue.

SJCA
The South Jersey Cultural Alliance features information about museums and galleries in the area.

South Street Seaport Museum
Art, artifacts, historic ships, shopping, and the Fulton Street fish market.

Space Farms Zoo and Museum
In Sussex - with eleven buildings dedicated to American history.

Sperry Observatory
A special note about this Cranford location: ...this facility is an observatory and not a planetarium. The temperature inside the domes is the same as outdoors, and viewing of the sky is done in cramped quarters in almost total darkness.

State Police Museum & Learning Center
Learn about the investigative techniques used in past crimes, see the equipment and learn about the latest available crime fighting methods as well.

USGA Golf House and Museum
On Route 206 in Far Hills, this museum displays the evolution of golf with historical displays and audio-visual presentations.

Walt Whitman Center
A multi-cultural performing and visual arts center in Camden.