This is a unique learning experience where history, technology, and science come together for a fun educational experience. Howell Farm's education programs are set to engage students in the same seasonal activities that were performed on a working farm in that time period. Complete with a bell tour and seven bays running off the center hall this building is a sight to behold.Īlso known as the Joseph Phillips Farm this 130-acre open-air museum shows how life truly was in the 1900s. Offering free tours for students from kindergarten to college The New Jersey State House is the most historic building in the state! Built-in 1792 by Jonathan Doane the site was 3.75 acres and cost 250 Brittish pounds. With a ton of hands-on activities, you can experience the history the way it was lived in Industrial America. Once an iron-producing factory town known as Howell Iron Works, Co this self-sufficient community had everything you can think of from a blacksmith to a bakery. With education hands-on entertainment that is focused on building self-confidence, compassion, and self-esteem this is the perfect place to get a child's mind moving The Garden State Discovery Museum is one of New Jersey's most popular cultural attractions and South Jerseys larges children's museum. Perfect for children ages infant through ten years old. That's not all they also have a ton of awesome displays that are sure to be a hit for groups of any age.Ģ040 Springdale Rd #100, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 With an underground mine tour with drilling and blasting demonstrations and the world-famous fluorescent "Rainbow Tunnel".
Built-in 1826 and set on a 14-acre park The Cooper Gristmill is a great spot for a field trip and offers tons of places for picnics and hiking.įor an exciting scientific adventure check out the Sterling Hill Mining Museum. Equipped with a museum and a library dedicated to George Washington this is the perfect site for a historic field trip in New Jersey.Ĭome see costumed actors bring this historic site to life with the mill's water wheel, power shafts, gears, and a 2,000-pound millstone. Morristown National Historic Park commemorates the historic sites of General Washington and his Continental army's winter lodgings from December 1779 to June 1780 where they survived the coldest winter on record. Watch History Come Alive On Your Next Field Trip To These Historic Sites and Museumsģ0 Washington Place, Morristown, NJ 07960
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