Classified for credit

NJ state park at a rock where Washington reportedly watched the Battle of Springfield — covers Revolutionary War geography and New Jersey campaign history.

Revolutionary War-era site where Washington headquartered during the Morristown encampment — primary-source military history and colonial-era American government.

Restored 19th-century canal village on the Morris Canal route — covers Industrial Revolution-era transportation, iron-making heritage, and New Jersey canal engineering history.

Heritage railway museum with restored locomotives and rolling stock — covers railroad history, steam engineering, and 19th-century transportation.

Historic 18th-century mansion in Fieldsboro covering New Jersey colonial and Revolutionary War-era history.

Historic cranberry and blueberry bog village in the NJ Pinelands — covers agricultural history, wetland ecology, and the origins of the commercial cranberry industry.

Historic cranberry bog and blueberry farm preserved as a trust — covers the history of commercial agriculture in the NJ Pine Barrens and wetland ecology.

Museum of Jewish art and culture at Yeshiva University — covers Jewish history, diaspora studies, and religious visual arts.

Museum dedicated to Yogi Berra on the Montclair State campus — covers baseball history, post-WWII American culture, and biography.

Museum of African art and SMA missionary history — covers African cultures, history of Catholic missions in Africa, and traditional visual arts.

Small local history center focused on the Avalon, NJ coastal community — covers regional settlement, maritime, and social history.

Historical society focused on the Battle of Monmouth (1778) — supports Revolutionary War history and New Jersey colonial civics.

County history and natural-sciences collection covering local Burlington County heritage, geology specimens, and natural history artifacts.

Small borough historical museum covering Butler County, NJ local history — 19th–20th century community and industrial heritage.

18th-century New Jersey tavern on the historic Halfway Road — covers colonial tavern culture, Revolutionary-era trade, and local history.

Research center and museum dedicated to Pennsylvania German language, folk culture, and immigrant heritage in colonial America.

Georgian mansion housing a county history museum — covers colonial-era New Jersey history, architecture, and domestic life in the 18th century.

Small local history museum in a colonial-era New Jersey village covering 18th–19th century settlement, agriculture, and community life.

Historic New Jersey farm site associated with the American Revolution — agricultural history and early colonial settlement in the Mid-Atlantic.

New Jersey Governor's official residence (Drumthwacket) — covers state government, colonial-era architecture, and New Jersey political history.

19th-century New Jersey homestead museum — local agricultural and domestic history, period material culture, and rural settlement life.

Historic village site preserving early New Jersey settlement — supports colonial-era history, Quaker heritage, and local community studies.

Historical society documenting Ocean Grove's founding as a 19th-century Methodist camp meeting community — covers religious and social history of the Gilded Age.

Small fire department museum in Hoboken preserving historic apparatus and equipment — covers firefighting history and public safety.