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Pharmacy history collection at the University of the Sciences — traces pharmaceutical development and the chemistry of medicine.

Small-town historical society preserving the maritime and agricultural heritage of the Maurice River region of South Jersey.

Local history museum covering the Meadowlands region's industrial, cultural, and natural heritage — supports New Jersey state and local history curriculum.

County historical society covering Morris County's role in the American Revolution and New Jersey's industrial and social history.

Regional American history museum in southern New Jersey — covers local, colonial, and national history through artifacts and exhibits.

Community museum documenting Jersey City's immigrant, industrial, and civic history from colonial era through the 20th century.

One of New Jersey's oldest surviving Colonial-era houses, now a local history museum — covers Dutch Colonial settlement, Revolutionary-era New Jersey, and domestic history.

Museum documenting urban squatting, community gardening, and activist history of NYC's Lower East Side — supports social studies and civic-engagement units.

New Jersey National Guard museum covering the state's militia and military history from colonial times through modern deployments.

State historical society with collections and exhibits covering New Jersey's role in American history from colonial era through modern times.

Liberty State Park waterfront viewpoint of the New York skyline and Statue of Liberty — supports basic geography and urban studies observation.

Local history museum documenting Ocean City's coastal and resort heritage — covers maritime history, shore community development, and regional geography.

Preserved 18th–19th-century stone structures with historic preservation programming — New Jersey colonial settlement and township history.

Native-species arboretum focused on plants indigenous to NJ — botany, native plant ecology, and regional biodiversity.

University contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — suitable for high-school-level art criticism and modern visual arts study.

Historical society preserving the story of Sandy Ground, one of the oldest continuously inhabited free Black communities in the U.S. — African American history and settlement studies.

Protected woodland preserve with trails — supports field study of forest ecology, native species identification, and conservation biology.

Local heritage museum in Sellersville, PA preserving Bucks County community and industrial history from colonial settlement through the 20th century.

County park along the Shark River estuary — supports estuarine ecology, wetland biology, and outdoor physical education.

Artist-run contemporary gallery in New Jersey — supports emerging artists and provides exposure to contemporary visual art and community-based creative practice.

Small NJ art museum with rotating exhibitions — fine arts study and visual-arts appreciation in a rural Sussex County setting.

University-affiliated gallery at Rutgers–Camden with rotating visual art exhibits — supports art history and studio art curriculum.

Small local museum in a New Jersey shore community — covers regional maritime history and development of the Stone Harbor area.

Late-Victorian mansion museum documenting Atlantic Highlands local history and early 20th-century domestic life.