Classified for credit

NPS visitor center for Valley Forge — covers Continental Army encampment, Revolutionary War strategy, and early American military history.

Site of Washington's 1776 Delaware River crossing with visitor center and museum — covers Revolutionary War strategy, colonial military history, and New Jersey campaigns.

Restored 1719 colonial home of William Trent — covers early American colonial settlement, merchant life, and New Jersey founding history.

Museum documenting African-American history in New Jersey — supports primary-source study of the African diaspora, civil rights, and local social history.

NJ state park with a restored 19th-century iron-furnace village — industrial history and Pine Barrens ecology.

Museum housed in the historic Botto House covering the 1913 Paterson Silk Strike and U.S. labor movement — primary-source American labor and immigration history.

Large Hindu mandir complex with cultural exhibits on Indian history, architecture, and spiritual traditions.

Restored 18th-century Quaker farmstead in Cherry Hill — covers colonial New Jersey agriculture, family life, and local heritage.

NJ maritime museum documenting Barnegat Bay boatbuilding and fishing heritage — covers coastal geography, vessel design, and regional maritime history.

Historic 1835 lighthouse on Barnegat Inlet with climbable tower — covers maritime navigation history, coastal geology, and lighthouse engineering.

Preserved 18th-century iron-furnace village in the Pine Barrens — covers colonial iron production, bog iron geology, and New Jersey industrial history.

Pinelands iron-furnace village visitor center covering 18th–19th-century bog-iron production, glassmaking, and colonial industry.

Colonial-era home of Elias Boudinot, signer of the Treaty of Paris — covers Revolutionary War diplomacy and New Jersey colonial history.

Preserved 1810 county prison with period cells and exhibits — covers 19th-century criminal justice, social reform movements, and local New Jersey history.

National Historic Landmark district with the highest concentration of intact Victorian architecture in the US — covers 19th-century architectural history and coastal community development.

Restored 19th-century railroad terminal at Liberty State Park — covers the history of rail travel, Ellis Island immigration, and New Jersey industrial heritage.

Historic Delaware and Raritan Canal corridor with towpath trails — covers 19th-century canal engineering, water transport history, and riparian ecology.

Historic 19th-century canal towpath trail — covers transportation history, civil engineering, and riparian ecology along a working waterway.

Restored 18th-century mansion used as Washington's Revolutionary War headquarters — primary-source military history and colonial domestic life.

Early colonial-era New Jersey farmstead — covers 17th–18th century settler life, agricultural history, and the development of the mid-Atlantic colonies.

18th-century colonial home in Plainfield, NJ with documented Revolutionary War significance — supports New Jersey and American colonial history.

Living-history village recreating colonial New Jersey life in the 1600s–1700s — covers early settlement, daily life, and mid-Atlantic colonial history.

Historic site adjacent to Edison's Menlo Park laboratory location — covers the history of invention, electricity, and the Industrial Revolution.

Historic Whitesbog Village cranberry bog site with gardens — covers New Jersey agricultural history, the origins of cultivated blueberries, and Pine Barrens ecology.