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New Jersey’s most historic home is just three blocks from Palmer Square! Built for Founding Father Richard Stockton, Morven became the state’s first Governor’s Mansion. It’s distinguished as the only original house of a signer of the Declaration of Independence that’s open to the public.
Museum and gift shop hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 10 am-4 pm; the garden is open to the public daily from dawn until dusk. Currently on view is the permanent exhibition Historic Morven: A Window into America’s Past, as well as the special exhibitions Northern Family, Southern Ties (through 2028) and Morven Revealed: Untold Stories from New Jersey’s Most Historic Home (must end March 1). In addition, you’ll find engaging educational programs on history, culture, and civics, as well as special events. Each July 4th, Morven hosts a free Fourth of July Festival. To learn how Morven is commemorating America’s 250th, and to access guides to other American Revolutionary sites, visit morven.org/250609-586-0616
Grounds For Sculpture, a 35-acre sculpture park and museum, has captivated visitors since 1992, and has only gained in popularity as more of the public discovers its tranquil setting and engaging sculpture. Indoor Exhibitions of emerging and well-known artists are shown throughout the year in two expansive, glass-walled buildings that were once exhibit halls for the New Jersey State Fair. Over 230 contemporary sculptures, from monumental to smaller scale, can be found on the beautifully landscaped grounds.
Grounds For Sculpture offers a rich calendar of year-round events for all ages. Find inspiration and insight into the artistic process during lectures, and presentations by top creative minds. Meet and experience artists up close during salons, tours, and talks. Unleash your inner artist through a variety of hands-on classes and workshops for adults, children, and families. Be entertained by outdoor movies, contemporary dance performances, and concerts indoors, and out.New Jersey State Museum
609-292-6464
American Museum of Natural History
212-769-5000
Bucks County Historical Society
215-345-0210
Ellarslie - The Trenton City Museum
609-989-3632
Hightstown East-Windsor Historical Society
Institute of Contemporary Art
215-898-7108
James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown
215-340-9800
Liberty Science Center
201-200-1000
National Museum of African American History & Culture
844-750-3012
National Museum of American Jewish History
215963-0667
Natural History Museum at Princeton University
609-258-4102
New Jersey Museum of Agriculture
732-249-2077
Old Barracks Museum
609-396-1776
Penn Museum - The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
215-898-4000
Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM)
609 309-5155
The Academy of Natural Sciences
215-299-1000
The Moravian Pottery & Tile Works
215-345-6722
The Planetarium at Raritan Valley Community College
908-231-8805
William Trent House
609-989-3027

