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71 matches in New Jersey
Immersive experience museum celebrating the life and cultural impact of rapper Biggie Smalls — supports pop-culture, music history, and social studies discussion.
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Fashion Institute of Technology museum with exhibits on fashion history, textile design, and the garment industry — design, history, and social studies.
Collection documenting David Sarnoff's contributions to radio and television technology — covers electronics history, broadcasting innovation, and communications engineering.
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Historic farmhouse used as Washington's headquarters during the 1776 Delaware crossing — covers Revolutionary War military history and colonial life.
Historic mansion with Underground Railroad exhibits — covers antebellum slavery, abolitionist networks, and pre-Civil War American history.
Museum of Jewish art and culture at Yeshiva University — covers Jewish history, diaspora studies, and religious visual arts.
Museum of African art and SMA missionary history — covers African cultures, history of Catholic missions in Africa, and traditional visual arts.
Research center and museum dedicated to Pennsylvania German language, folk culture, and immigrant heritage in colonial America.
Small fire department museum in Hoboken preserving historic apparatus and equipment — covers firefighting history and public safety.
Local history museum covering Hoboken's industrial, immigrant, and cultural heritage along the Hudson River waterfront.
Museum preserving the history of Jewish life in Monmouth County — covers immigration, religious heritage, and American social history.
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Small historical society museum documenting Keyport's maritime, industrial, and community history on the Raritan Bay shoreline of New Jersey.
Pharmacy history collection at the University of the Sciences — traces pharmaceutical development and the chemistry of medicine.
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.
Local history museum documenting Ocean City's coastal and resort heritage — covers maritime history, shore community development, and regional geography.
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.
Local heritage museum in Sellersville, PA preserving Bucks County community and industrial history from colonial settlement through the 20th century.
Artist-run contemporary gallery in New Jersey — supports emerging artists and provides exposure to contemporary visual art and community-based creative practice.
University-affiliated gallery at Rutgers–Camden with rotating visual art exhibits — supports art history and studio art curriculum.
DIA permanent installation of 1,000 brass rods — supports conceptual and minimalist art study; limited interactive curriculum content.
Small contemporary art gallery in Brooklyn with rotating exhibits — supports art-history and studio-art curriculum units on contemporary practice.
University gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports art history and studio-art curriculum.
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