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Revolutionary War earthwork fortification site within a National Historical Park — covers Continental Army tactics, logistics, and the 1779–1780 Morristown encampment.

Historic New Jersey governor's estate with period rooms and gardens — covers colonial and early-American political history.

Museum dedicated to U.S. financial history covering banking, markets, and monetary policy — supports economics, mathematics, and American history curricula.

Museum focused on women's resistance movements — covers suffrage, labor rights, and civil rights history as primary-source social studies content.

Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape tribal cultural center covering Indigenous history, traditions, and contemporary tribal identity in southern New Jersey.

New Jersey maritime museum covering local shipwrecks, lifesaving history, and coastal navigation — maritime history and applied seamanship.

Maritime art and history collection on Staten Island documenting New York Harbor's working waterfront and seafaring trades.

Paterson museum covering the nation's first planned industrial city — silk and locomotive manufacturing history, labor movements, and early American industrialization.

Revolutionary War battlefield where the 1777 Battle of Princeton was fought — supports primary-source military history and colonial-era civics.

Red Bank Battlefield park preserves a Revolutionary War fortification site — covers colonial military history and the New Jersey campaign of 1777.

Revolutionary War battlefield where Continental forces repelled a British/Hessian assault in 1777 — primary-source military history and Delaware Valley campaign study.

Washington's last Revolutionary War headquarters, preserved as a historic site — covers Continental Army operations and the end of the American Revolution.

Historic 18th-century colonial village with preserved buildings — covers New Jersey colonial-era settlement, commerce, and daily life.

18th-century Dutch colonial house at a Revolutionary War crossing site — covers New Jersey colonial history and the American Revolution.

Museum preserving the history of the Sourland Mountain African American community — covers post-Civil War Black rural settlement and civil rights history.

Restored 1885 Victorian merchant's mansion in Newark illustrating Gilded Age domestic life and decorative arts history.

18th-century ironmaster's mansion in Wharton State Forest — covers colonial-era iron industry, bog iron history, and New Jersey settlement.

Early-19th-century historic house museum tied to the American Revolution and Victorian-era social history, with guided tours of period rooms.

Last royal governor's residence in the colonies — covers colonial governance, the American Revolution, and New Jersey's role in independence.

Historic farmhouse used as Washington's headquarters during the 1776 Delaware crossing — covers Revolutionary War military history and colonial life.

Twin lighthouse complex with exhibits on maritime navigation and Fresnel lens technology — covers naval history, coastal geography, and optics.

Historic mansion with Underground Railroad exhibits — covers antebellum slavery, abolitionist networks, and pre-Civil War American history.

Historic Smithville village with 18th- and 19th-century colonial-style buildings — supports New Jersey colonial and early American social history.

Revolutionary War-era house where Washington headquartered twice — covers Continental Army operations, colonial domestic life, and New Jersey campaign history.