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New Jersey

Heritage Tourism Inventory Analysis

Inventory Prepared by:

Stockton College

With assistance from: John Seitter

New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force

Inventory Analysis prepared by: Heritage Tourism Program

National Trust for Historic Preservation and

John Seitter

May 2010

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Analysis of Heritage Tourism Inventory 3 Analysis of Overall Inventory 8

Breakdown of New Jersey heritage sites by county 8 Breakdown of New Jersey heritage sites by Tourism Region 8

Analysis of Survey Results for Visitor Ready Heritage Sites 9

Marketing and Visitor Services at New Jersey’s heritage sites 9 Breakdown by Attraction Type 10

Days of the week when New Jersey’s heritage sites are open 10

Breakdown by Budget 11

Breakdown by Ownership 14

Inventory of New Jersey’s Heritage Sites 16

Inventory of Current and Potential Heritage Tourism Sites in New Jersey 16 Visitor Ready Sites Invited to Participate in Survey 31

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Analysis of Heritage Tourism Inventory The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force and Stockton College developed an inventory of 1,834 current and potential heritage tourism attractions in New Jersey. The inventory includes 1,634 sites and 200 historic districts. For the purposes of this inventory, heritage tourism attractions were defined as historically significant places in New Jersey that either currently offer (or potentially could offer) a meaningful visitor experience to help visitors better understand New Jersey’s history. A primary goal of this inventory process was to capture current information about New Jersey’s heritage tourism attractions to understand the extent to which sites are (or are not) ready for visitors. How was this inventory created?

1. The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force formed a Site Inventory Committee in May 2007 chaired by Brian Tyrell of Stockton College.

Criteria for Visitor Ready New Jersey Heritage 

Tourism Attractions

1. The site is open to the public as a tourism attraction during regularly scheduled hours, with a preference (but not a requirement) for weekend hours of operation.  

2. The site is actively promoted as a 

tourism attraction.    

3. The site supports one or more of the statewide heritage tourism themes by telling stories or providing programming related to that theme(s).  

2. Stockton College and the Site Inventory Committee worked to compile a master list of New Jersey’s potential heritage sites. Existing lists and databases were combined including lists from the state tourism office, the New Jersey Register of Historic Places, South Jersey Tourism, New Jersey Marine Consortium, New Jersey Cultural Trust, sites listed on county and local registers of historic places, National Register of Historic Places, as well as other lists and individual site additions. The combination of all of these lists resulted in a master list of more than 4,000 sites.

3. The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force assisted Stockton College in reviewing this master list to eliminate duplicate and inappropriate entries (defined either as sites that are not historically significant and/or sites that are not appropriate to promote to travelers as a heritage tourism experience such as a privately owned properties). Based on the Task Force review, the final inventory of 1,634 current and potential heritage tourism sites and 200 historic districts was developed.

4. The Heritage Tourism Program at the National Trust for Historic Preservation worked with the New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force to develop three “Visitor Ready” criteria for New Jersey’s heritage tourism attractions.

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5. The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force members reviewed the current and potential 1,634 sites and 200 historic districts identified 333 sites that currently meet or partially meet the three Visitor Ready criteria. The NJ Heritage Tourism Task Force further identified 102 sites within this list of 333 sites that represent the most visitor ready sites in the state at this time. This smaller group was targeted for an in-depth study based on a survey developed by Stockton College and Task Force member John Seitter. 69 sites provided survey responses that were included in this analysis. A list of the 102 sites identified by the New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force as being the most visitor ready heritage sites in New Jersey can be found on page 31 of this report.

6. The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Heritage Tourism Program completed this inventory analysis based on the data compiled by Stockton College and the New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force.

What did we learn from the inventory? While New Jersey has a large number of potential heritage attractions, only 18% meet some of the visitor readiness criteria and only 5.5% meet most of the visitor readiness criteria. While New Jersey has a large number (1,834) of potential heritage tourism attractions including sites and historic districts, the Task Force’s initial review found an estimated 18% of these sites (333 of the 1,834) meet some of the visitor readiness criteria and only an estimated 5.5% (102 of the 1,834) meet most of the visitor readiness criteria. The large number of heritage sites that are not visitor ready or are only partially visitor ready indicates a tremendous untapped opportunity for heritage tourism development in New Jersey. Current and potential heritage tourism attractions are found in every tourism region and every county in New Jersey. There is a higher concentration of heritage tourism sites in the northeast and north central portions of the state, perhaps because this portion of the state was colonized earlier than other areas. Bergen County had the largest number (261) of current and potential heritage tourism attractions, and other counties such as Essex, Morris, Burlington and Mercer each has 100+ current or potential heritage tourism sites. The tourism region with the highest concentration of heritage sites was Gateway (655) followed by the Delaware River (380) and Skylands (290). The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force reviewed the inventory data and identified 102 sites that best met the visitor readiness criteria to target for more in-depth study. These sites were invited to participate in a survey in early 2010. 69 responses were secured (a 68% response rate). The New Jersey heritage sites represented in the 69 survey responses welcome 3 million visitors annually thanks to the efforts of an estimated 360 full time equivalent paid staff positions and the contributions of 2,706 volunteers. The New Jersey heritage sites represented in the 69 surveys welcome 3 million visitors annually thanks to the efforts of an estimated 360 full time equivalent paid staff positions and the contributions of 2,706 volunteers. These sites offer a high-value experience for value-conscious travelers in difficult economic times with an average adult admission fee of under $3/person ($2.74). How do New Jersey’s top heritage tourism sites measure up in of terms the “Visitor Ready” criteria of being open the public on regularly scheduled hours, preferably on weekends? Although heritage travelers are most likely to visit on weekends, New Jersey’s heritage sites are more likely to be open on a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday than on a Sunday.

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Although weekend hours of operation are critical to capture heritage travelers, New Jersey’s heritage sites are more likely to be open on one of several weekdays than on a Sunday. Heritage attractions are most likely to be open on Thursdays (83%), followed by Fridays and Saturdays (both 82%) and then Wednesdays (78%). 72% of the top heritage sites are open on Sundays, though an additional 6% are open for occasional Sundays. Some sites also open for occasional Saturdays (3%). Mondays and Tuesdays tend to the be the day that more heritage sites are closed, with only 53% of New Jersey’s top sites open on Tuesdays and 43% open on Mondays. How do the most visitor ready sites measure up in terms of the “Visitor Ready” criteria of being actively promoted as a tourism attraction? New Jersey’s most visitor ready sites indicated that they do actively promote their sites as heritage tourism attractions. Almost all have a brochure or other printed tourism materials (99%) and a website (96%), and 87% have information included in other tourism publications. Almost all offer some kind of on-site tour or programming (97%) and 72% also offer off-site programming. The majority of these top sites also indicated that they offer services to meet visitor’s needs. Almost all have restaurants within 2 miles of the site (95%) and most (80%) have lodging available within 2 miles of the site. 91% offer public restrooms and 81% of the sites are currently handicapped accessible. 82% of the sites offer on-site parking, and 79% have bus parking available. For those seeking alternative methods of transportation, only 57% of the sites indicate that they are accessible by mass transit, thus indicating that many travelers would need to access sites by car. Less than half (43%) of the sites are currently generating earned income through facility rentals. How do the most visitor ready sites support New Jersey’s six statewide heritage themes? Survey respondents were asked to identify one of the six themes that best exemplified the significance of their site. Every site responding to the survey did indicate one of the six themes as having a connection to their site’s significance, indicating that these six themes do capture the breadth of New Jersey’s most significant heritage stories. In a number of cases, sites identified a different theme than the one anticipated as a response by the New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force. In part, this indicates that heritage sites may fit under more than one theme. The fact that even knowledgeable individuals may have differences of opinion about the most significant themes connected with New Jersey’s heritage sites underscores the importance of having an inter-agency statewide heritage tourism council to work collaboratively with sites to reach agreement on the theme or themes that should be shared and promoted for each of New Jersey’s heritage sites. What else did the survey of visitor ready sites tell us? The state of New Jersey is a critical steward of a number of the state’s most significant and most visited heritage attractions. Well over a third of New Jersey’s most visitor ready heritage tourism attractions (38%) are owned by the state, positioning the state as a critical steward of the state’s most significant and most visited heritage resources. Within the visitor-ready sites surveyed, there were more state owned sites than any other type of site ownership. 22% of the sites surveyed are county owned, 16% are owned by nonprofits, 6% are federally owned and 4% are city or township owned. Based on this survey, what are key areas to target for improvement in visitor readiness?

1. Coordinate hours and day of operation. To maximize attendance and impact, New Jersey’s heritage sites should coordinate hours of operation to ensure that as many sites as possible are

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open on the days and times when heritage travelers are most likely to visit, which in most cases will be on weekends. Having consistent and predictable hours of operation for the majority of heritage sites within a region makes it much easier for visitors to plan their trips.

2. Focus on improving wayfinding for travel by car. Although heritage sites are very dependent on accessibility by car, 19% do not have any directional signage to help travelers find the sites. Given that this percentage is based on the state’s most visitor ready sites, it is likely that the percentage of heritage sites lacking directional signage is much higher for New Jersey’s heritage sites overall. Enhancing directional signage by implementing New Jersey’s Wayfinding Plan will make New Jersey’s heritage sites much more accessible.

3. Support existing grant programs

For heritage sites that do not fully meet the visitor readiness criteria, a number of existing grant programs (through agencies such as the New Jersey Historic Trust, New Jersey Historical Commission, New Jersey Cultural Trust and the New Jersey Scenic Byways Program offer grants that could assist sites in becoming visitor ready. As these grants are highly competitive it will be essential to maintain and ideally increase the pool of funding available for these critically important grants.

4. Seek alternative sources of income to ensure financial sustainability. Currently fewer than

half (43%) of New Jersey’s heritage tourism sites have facilities available for rent. While this survey did not allow for an in-depth study of the reasons behind this, additional research into expanded earned income strategies such as facility rentals could be one strategy to help New Jersey’s heritage tourism sites become more financially sustainable. Providing assistance to help sites explore their potential for alternative earned income strategies could prove to be a critical survival strategy to help New Jersey’s heritage sites in a tough economy.

The Hidden Cost of Closing California’s State Parks California’s overwhelming state budget crisis led to the Governor’s proposal to close 220 of the state’s 279 state parks. This in turn led to a public outcry about the social and economic impacts of closing these sites. Not only do state parks provide affordable and enjoyable experiences for California’s residents, they are also a key contributor to the state’s tourism economy. A recent Sacramento State survey found that visitors to California’s state parks spend an average of $57.63 per visit ($4.32 billion annually) in direct spending associated with the state. In fact, this study found that for every $1 spent on state parks, $2.35 is returned to the state’s General Fund through local purchases, demonstrating that closing state parks actually ends up costing more than it saves.

As more than half (55%) of the 54 most visitor ready sites that provided information about admission fees indicated that they are currently open free of charge, revenues through a modest admission fee may be another underutilized source of revenue for many of New Jersey’s heritage sites. Considering that more than half (52.5%) of New Jersey’s most visitor ready sites currently operate with 3 or fewer full time employees (and 9% operate with no paid employees), identifying new and diversified sources of income could provide much needed funding to strengthen the visitor experience at New Jersey’s heritage sites as well as creating new jobs.

5. Continue to support state-owned historic sites as models and mentors for heritage tourism in New Jersey. New Jersey’s state-owned historic sites currently provide many of the state’s best visitor ready heritage tourism experiences. It is critical that these experiences continue to be made available to visitors as a core component of the state’s heritage tourism offerings, despite budget cuts that currently threaten several of these state-owned sites.

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Analysis of Overall Inventory Breakdown of New Jersey Heritage Sites by County

Breakdown by County 

  # Heritage Sites Atlantic  47Bergen 261Burlington 116Camden 79Cape May 63Cumberland 41Essex 158Gloucester 45Hudson 54Hunterdon 43Mercer 105Middlesex 69Monmouth 99Morris 137Ocean 60Passaic 39Salem 34Somerset 56Sussex 29Union 73Warren 26 TOTAL 1,634

Every county in New Jersey has a number of current or potential heritage sites. The chart below indicates the number of potential heritage sites listed in the inventory for each county in the state.

Breakdown of New Jersey Heritage Sites by Tourism Region

The New Jersey heritage sites inventory found that every tourism region in the state has a number of current or potential heritage sites, as shown in the chart below.

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Breakdown by Tourism Region

# Heritage Sites Delaware River 380Gateway 655Greater Atlantic City 47Shore 159Skylands 290Southern Shore 103 TOTAL  1,634 In addition to these individual heritage sites, New Jersey has 200 historic districts found in counties and the regions served by tourism regions across the state. Each of these historic district includes anywhere from dozens to hundreds of historic structures. These historic districts can also be strong contributors to New Jersey’s heritage tourism experience.

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Analysis of Survey Results for Visitor Ready Heritage Sites The New Jersey Heritage Tourism Task Force reviewed the list of 1,834 current and potential heritage sites and historic districts, identifying 102 sites and historic districts that currently meet most of the three visitor ready criteria. These top 102 sites were invited to participate in an in-depth survey coordinated by Stockton College in early 2010. Stockton College received 69 survey responses that were included in this analysis. Note that the information provided below is based on the responses provided by individuals at these sites, and thus may be subject to individual interpretation of each question. A number of the survey questions had open ended responses. Any assumptions made in the tabulation of the responses to open ended questions are explained below. Marketing and Visitor Services at New Jersey’s Heritage Sites The chart below summarizes responses to a number of yes/no questions in the in-depth survey relating to the ways in which sites were promoted and visitor services offered at heritage sites. Note that the sites invited to participate in the survey represent some of the most visitor ready sites in the state, thus it is anticipated that the levels of visitor readiness for New Jersey’s heritage sites as overall would be considerably lower.

Marketing and Visitor Services at New Jersey’s Heritage Sites

  Yes

(#) Yes (%)

No (#)

No (%)

NA (#)

Total Responses

Sites providing a website listing 66 96% 3 4% 0 69*

Sites with off‐site programming 49 72% 19 28% 1 68*

Sites with on‐site tours 67 97% 2 3% 0 69* Sites that are handicapped accessible    55 81% 13 19% 1 68* Sites with on‐site parking 56 82% 12 18% 1 68* Sites with access to mass transit 39 57% 29 43% 1 68* Sites with public restrooms 61 91% 6 9% 2 67* Sites with directional signage 55 81% 13 19% 1 68* Sites with lodging within 2 miles 55 80% 14 20% 0 69

Sites with restaurants within 2 miles 65 95% 4 5% 0 69

Sites with brochures/printed tourism materials

67 99% 1 1% 1 68*

Sites that actively partner with others 60 90% 7 10% 2 67* Sites that publish information in tourism publications

59 87% 9 13% 1 68*

Sites with facilities to rent 29 43% 38 57% 2 67* Sites with bus parking 53 79% 14 21% 2 67*

*Responses of less than 69 indicates that not all survey respondents answered this question.

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Breakdown by Attraction Type Attraction Type

House 34 Museum 40

Historic District 17 Other 34

No response 3 TOTAL 128

Survey respondents has the opportunity to self identify as a “house,” a “museum,” a “historic district,” or “other.” Multiple responses were allowed, thus the total number of responses is greater than the number of sites responding. For example, 21 responses indicated both a “house” as well as a “museum.” Multiple responses could indicate either that the survey respondent feels that a heritage site fits under more than one category, or that the survey respondent is from an umbrella organization that manages multiple heritage attractions.

Days of the week when New Jersey’s heritage sites are open

The survey included open ended questions about both days and hours of operation. Based on survey responses, a tabulation of days of the week are open was completed. Sites indicating occasional days of operation were noted as such. Sites that did not provide information about days of the week were not included in this count. The survey did not include a question asking if sites were open seasonally, however a number of sites indicated seasonal differences in their hours. Where seasonal differences were reported, the high season hours and days of operation were used in this analysis. In addition to variations based on days and hours per week, the hours of operation provided in survey responses were very individual and site specific. A traveler desiring to visit multiple sites would have to look at each site for hours of operation, check for seasonal hours, be aware of occasional weekend hours, not to mention calculating the time required to tour each site and travel between sites. In short, planning a trip to see multiple heritage sites in New Jersey would require work and advance planning.

Days of the Week When Heritage Sites are Open

 

Yes (#)

Yes (%)

Occasionally  (#)

Occasionally (%)

No (#)

No (%)

TOTAL #

TOTAL %

Monday

26 43% 0 0% 34 57% 60* 100%

Tuesday

32 53% 0 0% 28 47% 60* 100%

Wednesday

47 78% 0 0% 13 22% 60* 100%

Thursday

50 83% 0 0% 10 17% 60* 100%

Friday

49 82% 0 0% 11 18% 60* 100%

Saturday

49 82% 2 3% 9 15% 60* 100%

Sunday

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Breakdown by Budget

Range of Budget Size 

# of Sites by Budget

% of Sites by Budget

(all responses)

% of Sites by Budget (excluding did not 

answer) < $25K/yr 7  10% 14%$25‐50K/yr 4  6% 8%$50‐99K/yr 4  6% 8%$100‐500K/yr 23  33% 45%>$500K/yr 13  19% 25%Did Not Answer 18  26%

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TOTAL 69 100% 100%Survey respondents were asked to specify a budget range for their heritage site, choosing amongst several options as noted below. 18 sites (26%) did not provide a response to this survey question. The chart below shows the range of budget size amongst the heritage sites responding to the in-depth survey. As this survey sample included the state’s most visitor ready sites, it was not surprising to see that a number of the sites had substantial budgets. However, the responses also indicated that it is possible to have a visitor ready site with an operating budget of almost any size. To better understand how budget differences affect heritage sites, the chart below was created to illustrate the differences between heritage sites based on budget size. Note that as the sample size within each budget category is quite small, the results may not accurately reflect all heritage sites in this budget category. This chart is included to provide a better understanding of the 69 sites that responded to the in-depth survey. Sites that did not provide budget information are not included in this breakdown, thus the information provided under “all budgets” will not reflect all sites responding to the survey. As expected, there is a general trend towards longer hours of operation, higher admission fees, more employees and more volunteers at higher budget levels.

Breakdown Based on Budget Size (averages)

   

< $25K/ yr

$25‐50K/yr

$50‐99K/yr

$100‐500K/yr

$500K+/yr All Budgets

Number of sites in category 7 4 4 23 13 51 Average # of  hrs/week ** 12 20.25 39.5 28.59 35.25 31.38 Average adult admission fee  $0 $3 $2.33 $3.68 $7 $2.75 Average number of FTE employees*

1.6 1 2.9 5.6 15.3 6.34

Average number of volunteers 

17 24.5 36.2 38.72 126.5 44.52

Annual # of visitors (average)

13,288 2,875 104,300 33,995 114,920 46,649

*NOTE: to calculate average number of FTE employees, full-time employees were counted as 1 FTE and any part-time, seasonal or hourly employees were counted as .5 of one FTE, thus this calculation should be taken as an estimate and not an absolute figure.

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**NOTE: For sites with seasonal variations in hours of operation, hours of operation in the high season were used for the purposes of this analysis

In addition to providing average hours per week, average admission fees, average number of employees, volunteers and visitors for sites in each budget category, the chart below includes the range of hours, fees, employees, volunteers and visitors at each site. The range is included to provide a better understanding of factors in this small sample size that may have affected the averages in the chart above.

  Breakdown of Heritage Sites by Budget Size (range of responses)

   

< $25K/yr $25‐50K/yr

$50‐99K/yr

$100‐500K/yr

$500K+/yr All Budgets

Range of  hrs/week 

0‐27 3‐37.5 22.5‐80.5 1‐42 0‐56 0‐80.5

Range of adult admission fee 

NA‐$0 $0‐5 $0‐7 $0‐7 $0‐20 $0‐20

Range of number of FTE employees*

0‐3.5 0‐2 0‐5 1‐26 6‐32.5 0‐32.5

Range of # of volunteers 

5‐50 3‐50 16‐60 3‐150 25‐325 3‐325

Range of annual # of visitors 

1,000‐78,000

1,000‐3,500

1,500‐500,000

90‐400,000

50‐500,000

50‐500,000

Range of Adult Admission Fees 

Admission Fee  (one adult)

# of Sites % of Sites

$0 29 55% $1 1 2% $2 1 2% $4 6 11% $5 6 11% $6 3 6% $7 2 3.5% $8 2 3.5% $10 2 3.5% $20 1 2%

No Response 16 ‐‐ TOTAL 69 99.5%

Heritage sites responding to the survey indicated a range of admission fees from $0 to $20 ($19.95). The breakdown of admission fees is illustrated in the chart to the right. More than half (55%) of the sites in this survey do not charge any admission fee, and almost all (98%) have an adult admission fee of $10 or less. A number of sites also reported other lower admission fees for children, seniors or for a group rate.

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The chart below indicates the number of staff positions at each of the heritage sites responding to the survey. Part-time, seasonal or hourly positions were counted as .5 of one full time equivalent (FTE) position. Total survey responses came to 99.5% due to rounding of percentages. A quarter of the sites (25.5%) have 1 or fewer FTE positions, half (52.5%) have 3 or fewer FTE positions and three quarters (75.8%) have 6 or fewer FTE positions.

Number of FTE positions at Heritage Sites

Number of FTE 

positions Per heritage site

Number of sites with this # of FTE 

positions

Percentage of sites with this number of FTE 

positions 0 6 9% 0.5 1 1.5% 1 10 15% 1.5 1 1.5% 2 10 15% 2.5 1 1.5% 3 6 9% 3.5 4 6% 4 3 4.5% 5 5 8% 6 3 4.5% 7 1 1.5% 10 3 4.5% 11 1 1.5% 11.5 1 1.5% 13 2 3% 15 2 3% 18.5 1 1.5% 20 2 3% 26 2 3% 32.5 1 1.5%   66 99.5%

No Response (3) ‐‐ ‐‐

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Breakdown by Ownership

Ownership of Heritage Sites

# of Sites by Ownership

% of Sites by Ownership

State 26 38% County 15 22% Nonprofit 11 16% Federal 4 6%

City/Township 3 4% Other 5 7% NA 5 7%

TOTAL 69 100% The survey included an open-ended question to identify the owner of the site. Based on the survey responses, sites were classified as being owned by the federal government, state, county, city/township, nonprofit, or other. “Other” was used for sites that did not fit into any other category, such as sites owned by a university. The chart below looks at the variations by ownership type for variables such as whether or not sites have directional signage, the average hours per week the site is open, the average admission fee, the average number of FTE employees, the average number of volunteers, and the average annual visitation. The responses below provide a better understanding of the sites responding to the survey. Due to the small sample size in each category, the results below should not be interpreted as being typical of all heritage sites in this ownership category. Sites that did not provide information about ownership are not included below, thus the “All Ownership” category does not include all survey responses.

Breakdown by Ownership Category

   

Federal State County Non profit

City/         Township

Other All Ownership

Number of sites in this category

4  26 15  11 3 5 64

# of sites with directional signage

3 22 12 7 3 3 60

Average # of  hrs/week 

48  37 31.57 24.22 17.25 19.69 31.38

Average adult admission fee 

$2 $1.3 $1.41 $6.18 $4.5 $5.33  $2.71

Average number of FTE employees*

20.5 4.87  3.3  6.0 3.5 9.2  5.59

Average number of volunteers 

53.3 34.58 43.23 67.09 32 50.8  44.26

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Annual # of visitors (average)

175,000  66,054  40,478  22,709 10,333 8,255 47,4133

*NOTE: to calculate average number of FTE employees, full-time employees were counted as 1 FTE and any part-time, seasonal or hourly employees were counted as .5 of one FTE, thus this calculation should be taken as an estimate and not an absolute figure. The chart below includes the range (lowest and highest value) for factors such as weekly hours of operation, adult admission fees, number of FTE employees, number of volunteers and annual visitation size.

Comparison of Heritage Sites by Ownership Category

  Federal State County Non 

profit City/ Township

Other All Budgets

Number of sites in this category

4  26 15  11 3 5 64

Range of  hrs/week  

40‐56  2‐84  0‐70  3‐42 10‐24 0‐36  2‐84

Range of adult admission fee 

$0‐4  $0‐8  $0‐7  $0‐20 $4‐5 $0‐10  $0‐20

Range of number of FTE employees*

3‐32.5  0‐26  0‐11  0‐15 3‐6 3‐15  0‐32.5

Range of # of volunteers 

10‐100 0‐206 3‐300 3‐300 12‐54 4‐150 0‐300

Range of annual visitation size

50,000‐300,000

787‐500,000

90‐500,000

800‐150,000

4,000‐17,000

50‐15,569

50‐500,000

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Inventory of Current and Potential Heritage Tourism Sites in New Jersey

Atlantic County (Greater Atlantic City) Absecon Light House African American Heritage Museum of  South Jersey Atlantic City Art Center  Atlantic City Historical Museum Atlantic County Historical Society  Babcock, Capt. Francis, House Barclay Court Black, William L., House Blake, Amanda, Store Boardwalk Hall Brigantine Historical Society Chestnut Neck Battle Monument Chicken Bone Beach Historical Foundation Church of the Ascension Church of the Redeemer Civil Rights Garden Doughty, John, House Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge Egg Harbor City Historical Society Museum Estellville Glassworks Historic District Gardner's Basin Great Egg Coast Guard Station Hammonton Arts Center  Holmhurst Hotel Jeffries, Capt. John, Burial Marker Lenape Park Linwood Borough School No. 1 Longport Historical Society Lucy the Elephant  Mays Landing Presbyterian Church Morton Hotel Noyes Museum of Art Pitney, Dr. Jonathan, House Pleasant Mills Richards, Samuel, Hotel Risley Homestead

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Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Church Segal Building Shelburne Hotel Smithville Apothecary Somers Mansion South Jersey Cultural Alliance  South Jersey Wind Ensemble  Steel Pier U.S. Coast Guard Station, Atlantic City Ventnor City Hall World War I Memorial Bergen County (Gateway) Achenbach House Ackerman, Abram, House Ackerman, David, House Ackerman, Garret and Maria, House Ackerman, Garret Augustus, House Ackerman‐Boyd House Ackerman‐Dater House Ackerman‐Demarest House Ackerman‐Dewsnap House Ackerman‐Hopper House Ackerman‐Smith House Ackerman‐Van Emburgh, House Ackerman‐Zabriskie‐Steuben House Ackerson, John G., House Alcoa Edgewater Works All Seasons Chamber Players  Anderson Street Station Archibald‐Vroom House Arts Horizons  Baldwin, David, House Banta, Derick, House Banta, John, House Banta‐Coe House Bartholf, John, House Beauclaire‐Vreeland House Beech Street School Belskie Museum of Art & Sciences  Benson, John G., House Bergen County Court House Complex Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra 

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BINGHAMTON (ferryboat) Blackledge‐Gair House Blanch, Capt. Thomas, House Blanch‐Haring House Blauvelt House Blauvelt House Blauvelt House Blauvelt‐Demarest House Bogert House Bogert House Bogert, Isaac, House Bogert, John Jacob, House Brinkerhoff House Brinkerhoff‐Demarest House Cadmus House Cairns‐Whitten‐Blauvelt House Camp Merritt Memorial County Historic Site Campbell‐ChristieHouse Carlock, J. J., House Cavan Kerry Press  Christie‐Parsels House Church of the Holy Communion Church of the Madonna Civil War Drill Hall and Armory Cole‐Allaire House Concklin‐Sneden House Cooper, Thunise &amp; Richard, House Cooper, Tunis R., House Crim‐Tice House Crocker‐McMillin Mansion Cruse‐Hossington House De Clark, William, House De Gray House Debaun, Isaac, House Debaun‐Demarest House Demaree, Abram, House Demarest House Demarest House Demarest House Demarest Railroad Depot Demarest, Cornelius, House Demarest, Daniel, House Demarest, Jacobus, House

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Demarest, John R., House Demarest, Samuel R., House Demarest, Thomas, House Demarest‐Atwood House Demarest‐Bloomer House Demarest‐Gurd‐Casey House Demarest‐Hopper House Demarest‐Lyle House Demott‐Westervelt House DesMarest, Jacobus, House Durie, Garret J., House Durie, Garret, House Durie, John P., House Dutch Reformed Church & Green of  Hackensack Dutch Reformed Church at Romopock Dutch Reformed Church in the English  Neighborhood Eckerson House English Neighborhood Reformed Church  of Ridgefield Erie Railroad Signal Tower, Waldwick Yard Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saddle  River and Ramapough Building Ferdon House Folly House Ford Motor Company Edgewater Assembly  Plant Foringer, Alonzo, House and Studio Forshee‐Van Orden House Fort Lee Historic Park Garretson, Peter, House Garrison, Garret, House Gethsemane Cemetery Haring, Abraham A., House Haring, Frederick, House Haring, Gerrit, House Haring, Nicholas, House Haring, Teunis, House Haring‐Auryanson House Haring‐Blauvelt House Haring‐Blauvelt‐Demarest House Haring‐Corning House

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Haring‐DeWolf House Haring‐Vervalen House Hennion House Hermitage Hess, Harold, Lustron House Hillsdale Station Holdrum, William, House Holdrum‐Van Houten House Hopper Gristmill/Sawmill Archeological  Site Hopper House Hopper House Hopper, Andrew H., House Hopper, Garret, House Hopper, Hendrick, House Hopper, John, House Hopper‐Goetschius House Hopper‐Van Horn House Huyler, Peter, House Iviswold Jefferson, Joe, Clubhouse Kearney House Kip Homestead Leonid Kozlov Dance International, Inc.  Lozier House and Van Riper Mill Lydecker, Garret, House Masker House Maywood Railroad Station Meadowlands Museum  Meyerhoff, John, House Midland School Myers‐Masker House Nagle, John, House Naugle, Henry, House Naugle, Isaac, House New Bridge Landing New Jersey Choral Society  New Jersey Naval Museum New North Reformed Low Dutch Church North Church O'Blenis House Oradell Station Osborn, Garret K., House and Barn

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Outwater, Richard, House Packer House Palisades Interstate Park Paramus Reformed Church Historic District Park Ridge Station Paulison‐Christie House Perry, Peter D., House Post, Peter P., House Presbyterian Church of Norwood Pulis, Albert, House Radburn Radburn‐Fair Lawn Station Rathbone‐Zabriskie House Reaction Motors Rocket Test Facility Reformed Dutch Church and Green Reformed Dutch Church of Wyckoff Ridgewood Concert Band  Ridgewood Station River Road School Romeyn‐Oldis‐Brinkerhoff House Romine‐Van Voorhis House Roosevelt, Theodore, Monument Roy, Dr. E. G., House Rutherford Station Seven Chimneys Smith, Albert, House Smith, John, House South Church Manse South Schraalenburgh Church Stagg, John C., House Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, House Steuben Estate Stillwell‐Preston House Storms House Tallman‐Vanderbeck House Teaneck Cultural Arts Coalition, Inc.  Tenafly Station Terhune House Terhune House Terhune‐Gardner‐Lindenmeyr House Terhune‐Hopper House Terhune‐Hopper House Terhune‐Ranlett House

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The Art School at Old Church  Upper Closter‐Alpine Historic District Vaill, Edward W., House Van Blarcom ‐ Jardine House Van Blarcom House Van Blarcom House Van Blarcom, Albert, House Van Buskirk, Andries Thomas, House Van Buskirk, Laurance Thomas, House Van Buskirk‐Oakley House Van Dien, Harmon, House Van Gelder House Van Gelder, Abraham, House Van Gelder, David, House Van Horn, David & Cornelius, House Van Horn‐Ackerman House Van Horn‐Newcomb House Van Houten House Van Houten‐Ackerman House Van Houten‐Ackerman House Van Houten‐Hillman House Van Koert‐Winters House Van Voorhees‐Quackenbush House Van Winkle House Van Winkle‐Fox House Van Zile House Vandelinda, Adam, House Vandelinda, James, House Vanderbeck House Vanderbeck House Vanderbeck, Jacob, Jr., House Vervalen House Waldwick Railroad Station Wandell, B. C., House‐The Cedars Wandell, F. L., Estate and Ward Factory Site Ware, Dr. John Christie, Bungalow Westervelt House Westervelt, Benjamin P., House Westervelt, Caspar, House Westervelt, John, House Westervelt, Peter, House and Barn Westervelt‐Ackerson House Westervelt‐Cameron House

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Westervelt‐Lydecker House White Tenant House Williams, William Carlos, House Winkle, Jacob W., House Winters, Aaron, House Winters‐Courter House Wittmer, William A., Lustron House Wortendyke Barn Wortendyke, Frederick, House Wortendyke, Frederick, House Wortendyke, Jacob, House Wortendyke‐Demund House Yeareance, Jeremiah J., House Yereance‐Berry House Zabrinkski House Zabriskie Tenant House Zabriskie, Albert J., Farmhouse Zabriskie, Garret, House Zabriskie, Henry, House Zabriskie, Nicholas, House Zabriskie‐Christie House Zabriskie‐Kipp‐Cadmus House Burlington County (Delaware River) Air Victory Museum Alice Paul Institute  Allen, William R., School Arney's Mount Friends Meetinghouse  and Burial Ground Atsion Village Barzillai Newbold House Batsto Village Bethlehem African Methodist Episcopal  Church 1855 Beverly National Cemetery Birmingham School Bishop‐Irick Farmstead Bordentown Historical Society Braddock’s Tavern Budd, J.F., Baby Shoe Factory Burlington County Historical Society Burlington County Prison Museum Burlington Island

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Burlington Pharmacy Buzby's General Store Camden and Amboy Railroad right of way Carriage House/ Visitor’s Center  Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey  Cinnaminson Avenue and Spring Garden  Street Schools Clara Barton Schoolhouse Coles Hotel and Friends Cemetery (Site) Collins, Isaac, House Community Concert Association of Bordentown, Inc.  Cooper, Benjamin, Farm Cooper, James Fenimore, House Coopertown Meetinghouse Cropwell Friends Meeting House Crosswicks Eayres Plantation and Mill Site Evans, Amos, House Evans, William and Susan, House Evans‐Cooper House Evens, Thomas and Mary, House Evesham Friends Meeting House Farmer's Hall Fenwick Manor Field Mansion First Union Bank Fort Dix Military Museum French, Thomas, Jr., House Friends Meetinghouse/Burial Ground Friends’ Schoolhouse Godfrey, Edward S., Gen., House Golden Eagle Community Band  Green Hill Farm Grubb Estate Haines, Jonathan, House Hanover Furnace Hollinshead, Thomas, House Holloway, James and Charles B., Farm Complex Hopkinson, Francis, House Hoskins House Inskeep, John, Homestead Irick, John, House Ivins‐Conover Farm

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Jacob's Chapel A.M.E. Church Jonathan Haines House Jones, Benjamin, House Kirby's Mill Log Cabin Lodge Lyceum of History & Natural Sciences  Mill Race Village Moorestown Arts Advocacy Council (MAAC)  Moorestown Friends School and Meeting  House Morris Mansion and Mill Mount Holly Meeting House New Jersey Manual Training and Industrial  School for Colored Youth New St Mary's Episcopal Church Newbold, Barzillai, House Newbold, William and Susannah, House Newbold,William/Susannah, House North Pemberton Railroad Station Oakwood Old Courthouse Complex  Old Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church Old School House Old Town Hall Paine, Thomas,  Monument Paulsdale  Peachfield Plantation  Pearson‐How, Cooper & Lawrence Houses Pemberton Township Historic Trust Perkins Center for the Arts Philadelphia Watch Case Company Building Point Breeze Providence Presbyterian Church of  Bustleton Quaker Meeting House Quaker School Rancocas State Park Rankokus Indian Reservation Red Dragon Canoe Club Roebling Museum Rosebud Farm

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Saint Stephens Episcopal Church Shamong Hotel Shinn Curtis Log Cabin Singleton‐Lathem‐House Smith, Thomas, House Smithville  Star Glass Works Still, Dr. James, Office Stokes, Charles, House Stokes‐Evans House Street Mary's Episcopal Church Complex Taylor‐Newbold House Town Hall Upper Springfield Meetinghouse Van Allen House Vreeland House Whitesbog Wills, Jacob, House Woolman Memorial Camden County  (Delaware River) Barclay Farmstead Battleship New Jersey Bennett, Volney G., Lumber Company Berlin Railroad Station Broadway Trust Company Building at 525 Cooper Street Burrough‐Dover House Camden County Historical Society Camden Free Public Library Main Building Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception  Centennial House Central Trust Company Champion School Chew‐Powell House Church of the Immaculate Conception Coles, Samuel, House Collings‐Knight Homestead Collingswood Theatre Collins and Pancoast Hall Cooper Library in Johnson Park

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Cooper, Joseph, House Croft Farm Dorrance, Arthur, House Downey, James M., Building East End Trust Company Ellis, Col. Joseph, House Fairview Village Gabriel Davies Tavern  Garden State Discovery Museum Center for Learning  Gatehouse at Colestown Cemetery Glendale Methodist Episcopal Church Glover Fulling Mill Site Glover, Isaac, House Goodwin Holocaust Museum & Education Center Grant A.M.E. Church Haddon Estaugh, Elizabeth,  Brew House Haddon Fortnightly Haddonfield Historical Society Hadrosaurus Foulkii Leidy Site Harleigh Cemetery Hinchman‐Lippincott House Indian King Tavern Inter‐County Mortgage and Finance Company Kay‐Evans Farm Lawnside Historical Society  Long‐A‐Coming Depot Mainstage Center for the Arts  Marcouse Building Morgan, Griffith, House Mott, Peter, House Mount Peace Cemetery Mt. Pisgah A.M.E. Church Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church National State Bank Newton Friends' Meetinghouse Newton Friends’ Burial Ground Newton Union Schoolhouse Puerto Rican (and Latino) Culture and Arts Center Ritz Theatre Saint John's Episcopal Church and Burying Ground Saint Joseph Polish Catholic Church Settlement Camden School of Musical Arts Branch  Smith‐Austermuhl Insurance Company

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Solomon Wesley United Methodist Church Stokes‐Lee House Taylor, Dr. Henry Genet, House and Office Thackara House The Victor Building Tomlinson, Isaac, House Victory Trust Company Whitman Cultural Arts Center Whitman Stafford House  Whitman, George, House Whitman, Walt, House Whitman, Walt, House Wilson Building Woodlynne Log Cabin Woodruff, A. S. and Law Buildings Cape May County (Southern Shore) Avalon Historical Society Avalon Life Saving Station Baker, J. Thompson, House Beesley, Thomas, Jr., House Beesley, Thomas, Sr., House Belleplain State Forest Calvary Baptist Church Cape May Bird Observatory Cape May County Historical Society Cape May Harbor/Schellengers Landing  and Fisherman's W Cape May Lighthouse Cape May National Wildlife Refuge Cape May Point State Park Cape May Stage  Caribbean Motel Center for Community Arts, Inc.  Chalfonte Hotel Chateau Bleu Motel Coachman, Owen, House Cold Spring Village Corson’s Inlet State Park Dennis Creek Wildlife Management Area  Dennis Township Wetland Restoration Site East Lynne Company  Eldora Nature Preserve

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Falkinburg, Joseph, House Fisherman's Memorial Fishing Creek Schoolhouse Gandy, John Wesley, House Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area Hildreth, George, House Holmes House Holmes, John, House Leaming, Thomas, House Leamings Run Gardens and Colonial Farm Ludlam, Henry, House Ludlam, Thomas Jr., House Marine National Bank Mid‐Atlantic Center for the Arts Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation  Museum New Asbury Methodist Episcopal  Meetinghouse New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail Ocean City 34th Street Station Ocean City City Hall Ocean City Historical Museum Ocean City Residential Historic District Ocean City Tabernacle Ocean City Tenth Street Station Old Cape May County Courthouse Building Pyne, Jonathan, House Reeves‐Iszard‐Godfey House Saint Peter's‐By‐The‐Sea Episcopal Church Sea Isle City Historical Society South Tuckahoe Historic Stone Harbor Museum Sunset Lake & Turtle Gut Park and  Memorial The Wetlands Institute Townsend, William S., House Tuckahoe Station Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area  Whilldin‐Miller House Woodbine Brotherhood Synagogue Cumberland County  (Southern Shore)

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A.J. Meerwald Beth Hillel Synagogue Bivalve Oyster Packing Houses and Docks Buck, Jeremiah, House Cumberland County Historical Society Deerfield Pike Tollgate House Deerfield Presbyterian Church DuBois, John, Maritime Museum East Point Lighthouse Egg Island Wildlife Management Area  Gibbon House Giles, Gen. James, House Glades Wildlife Refuge Green Swamp Nature Area Greenwich Tea Burning Monument Heislerville Wildlife Management Area Hoskins, Caesar, Log Cabin Indian Head Site Landis Theatre Levoy Theatre Preservation Society  Manumuskin River Preserve Maskel, Thomas, House Maurice River Lighthouse Mauricetown Historical Society Miah Maull Shoal Lighthouse Millville Army Air Field Museum  Millville's First Bank Building New England Towne Burying Ground 1680‐  Swing Cemetery New Sweden Farmstead Museum Old Broad Street Presbyterian Church and Cemetery Old Stone Church Peaslee Wildlife Management Area Peek Preserve Potter's Tavern Seabrook Educational & Cultural Center Seeley, Samuel W., House Ship John Shoal Light Station Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church Vineland Community Art Alliance  Wheaton Village Woodruff, George, Indian Museum

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Essex County (Gateway) Ahavas Sholom Aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art  Ambrose‐Ward Mansion Ampere Station Anchorage, The ArtsPower, Inc.  Ballantine, John, House Bardsley, Joseph, House Belleville Avenue Congregational Church Bethany Baptist Church Bloomfield Station Bradner`s Pharmacy Branch Brook Park Brick Church Station Caldwell Presbyterian Church Manse Canfield‐Morgan House Casa Deldra Catedral Evangelica Reformada Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Center for Italian & Italian American Culture Central Presbyterian Church Chapman, J. M., House Church Street School Clark, William, House Cliffside Hose Company No. 4 Congregational Church Crane, Israel, House Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre   East Orange Station Eastward Edison National Historical Park Edison Storage Battery Company Building Egbert Farm Essex Club Essex County Courthouse Essex County Jail Essex County Park Commission Administration Building Fairfield Dutch Reformed Church Feigenspan Mansion Fenn, Henry, House First Baptist Peddie Memorial Church

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First Methodist Episcopal Church First National State Bank Building Garden State Concert Band, Inc.  Glencoe Goodwillie, Frank, House Greenwood Gardens Hahne and Company Harrison, Samuel Orton, House Haskell`s Bloomfield Villa Home Office Building House at 147 Park Street House at 18 Brunswick Road House at 21 Stonebridge Road House at 52 Wayside Place House at 53 Lloyd Road House at 67 Warren Place House at 68 Eagle Rock Way House at 7 South Mountain Terrace House at 80 Lloyd Road House at 97 Warren Place House of Prayer Episcopal Church and Rectory (Plume House) House that Lives, The Indian and the Puritan Kelly, Eugene V., Carriage House Kingsland Manor Krueger Mansion Luna Stage Company, Inc.  Marsellis House Miller, George A., House Montclair Art Museum  Montclair Historical Society  Montclair Railroad Station Montrose Park Historic District Mount Pleasant Cemetery Mountain Avenue Station Mountain Station Mulford House Murphy Varnish Works Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company New Jersey Ballet Company  New Jersey Bell Headquarters Building New Jersey Historical Society New Jersey Performing Arts Center 

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New Jersey State Opera  New Jersey Symphony Orchestra  New Jersey Tap Ensemble (NJTAP)  New Point Baptist Church Newark Arts Council  Newark Boys Chorus School  Newark Broad Street Station Newark City Hall Newark Female Charitable Society Newark Metropolitan Airport Buildings Newark Museum Newark Orphan Asylum Newark School of the Arts  Newark Symphony Hall  North Reformed Church Oakes Estate Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural Center  Old First Presbyterian Church Orange Free Public Library Orange Station Pan American C.M.A. Church Paper Mill Playhouse  Passaic Machine Works‐Watts, Campbell & Company Pennsylvania Station Performing Arts Gazebo of West Caldwell  Post Office Building, Upper Montclair Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Horiculture Center Protestant Foster Home Pushcart Players  Queen of Angels Church Reading, M. F., House Red Gables Reformed Dutch Church of Second River Riverbank Park Saint Barnabas' Episcopal Church Saint Casimir's Roman Catholic Church Saint Columba's Church Saint James' A. M. E. Church Saint John's Church Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Rectory  and School Saint Lucy's Church Saint Luke`s Church

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Saint Mark's Episcopal Church Saint Mary's Abbey Church Saint Patrick's Pro Cathedral Saint Rocco's Roman Catholic Church Saint Stephan's Church Salaam Temple Schultz, Charles S. House Seated Lincoln Second Reformed Dutch Church Sharron Miller’s Academy for the Performing Arts  Smith, S. C., House South Orange Station South Orange Village Hall South Park Calvary United Presbyterian  Church Stanley Theater State Street Public School Stone House by the Stone House Brook Sydenham House Symington House Trinity Cathedral Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Upper Montclair Station Van Ness Homestead Van Reyper‐Bond House Von Schmid House Vreeland Homestead Ward‐Force House and Condit Family  Cook House Watchung Avenue Station Wickcliffe Presbyterian Church Wight, Allyn, House Williams‐Harrison House Youth Orchestra of Essex County  Gloucester County (Delaware River) Barnsboro Inn Broadway Theatre Butler Farm C.A. Nothnagle Log House Carpenter Street School Chew, Jesse, House Clark, Benjamin, House

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Deptford Free School Building Franklinville Inn Gloucester County Historical Society Green's, G.G., Block Hall Street School Heritage Glass Museum  Hollybush Ladd's Castle Lauda! Chamber Singers  Locuson Estate/Church Landing Farm Moravian Church Mortenson‐Schorn Log Cabin Mount Zion A.M.E. Church Mullica Hill Friends Meeting House Nothnagle Log House  Old Stone Church Old Stone House Village Old Swedes Inn  Old Swedes Trinity Episcopal Church Old Town Hall Pennsville Historical Society Pitman Grove Camp Meeting   Red Bank Battlefield Richardson Avenue School Richwood Academy Richwood Methodist Church Rulon House Saint Peter's Episcopal Church Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Salisbury Farm Stanger (Episcopal) Burial Ground Stratton, Gov. Charles C., House Telford Inn Thompson House Tinicum Rear Range Lighthouse Upper Greenwich Friends Meetinghouse Whitney Mansion Woodbury Friends Meeting House Hudson County (Gateway) Actors Shakespeare Company  Afro‐American Historical Society Museum Arts on the Hudson/Grigur’s Pantomime  Theatre 

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Assembly of Exempt Firemen Building Barrow, Dr. William, Mansion Bayonne Trust Company Bowers‐Livingston‐Osborn House Central Railroad of NJ Terminal (CCRNJ) Church of Our Lady of Grace Church of the Holy Innocents Educational Arts Team, Inc.  Ellis Island Engine Company No. 2 Engine Company No. 3 Engine Company No. 4 Engine Company No. 5 Engine Company No. 6 Engine House No. 3, Truck No. 2 Erie‐Lackawanna Railroad Terminal at Hoboken Ficken's Warehouse First Baptist Church First Reformed Dutch Church of Bergen Neck Grace Church Van Vorst Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Warehouse Hale‐Whitney Mansion Harsimus Cove Historic District Highland Hose No. 4 Hoboken City Hall Hoboken Historical Society Hoboken Land and Improvement Company Building Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Powerhouse Hudson County Court House National Historic Site Jefferson Trust Company Jersey City Central Railroad Terminal Jersey City High School Jersey City Medical Center Jersey City Museum Jersey City YMCA KESTREL (steam yacht) Keuffel and Esser Manufacturing Complex Labor Bank Building Lembeck and Betz Eagle Brewing Company District Liberty Science Center  Liberty State Park Monastery and Church of Saint Michael the Archangel Old Bergen Church

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Park Performing Arts Center  Pohlmann's Hall Robbins Reef Light Station Saint Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church Saint Patrick's Parish and Buildings Statue of Liberty Stevens, Edwin A., Hall Van Wagenen House Hunterdon County (Skylands) Amsterdam Historic District Apgar, J. K., Farmhouse Boyle‐Hudspeth‐Benson House Bray‐Hoffman House Califon Historic District Case Farmstead Clinton Historical Museum Dart's Mill Historic District Dawlis Mill‐Spring Mill Historic District Delaware River Mill Society District No. 98 Schoolhouse Dunham's Mill Eversole, Charles, House Green Sergeants Covered Bridge High Bridge Reformed Church Highfields Holcombe‐Jimison Farmstead Hunterdon Museum of Art  Kline Farmhouse Lambertville Historical Society Lambertville House Locktown Baptist Church Marshall, James W., House McKinney, David, Mill Mechlins Corner Tavern Mount Salem Methodist Episcopal Church Mulligan, M. C., & Sons Quarry Music Hall Old Grandin Library Peck's Ferry Bridge Perryville Tavern Prallsville Mills at Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park

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Quakertown Historic District Reading, John, Farmstead Red Mill Museum Village Riverside Symphonia  Rockhill Agricultural Historic District Rockingham Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Tewksbury Historical Society  Turner‐Chew‐Carhart Farm Van Syckle Corner District White House Station Mercer County (Delaware River) Abbott, C.C. Farmstead Abbott, John II, House Abbott‐Decou House Adams and Sickles Building Anderson‐Capner House Bainbridge House Bellevue Avenue Colored School Boheme Opera Company  Bow Hill Brearley House Brearley, Charles, House Civil War and Native American Museum Clay, Henry and Bock and Company Cigar Factory Cleveland, Grover, Birthplace Community Arts Partnership (CAPPS)  Dickinson, Gen. Philemon, House Douglass House Douglass, Alexander, House Drumthwacket  Einstein, Albert, House Ellarslie, Trenton City Museum First Presbyterian Church Green, William, House Green, William, House Green‐Reading House Griggstown and Blackwell Mills Grounds for Sculpture Hamilton Ballet Theatre, Inc.  Hart, John D., House Hart‐Hoch House

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Henry, Joseph, House Herring, Donald Grant, Estate Higbee Street School Hopewell Station House at 379 West State Street Howell Living History Farm Hunt Farmstead In and Out Social Club Jacobs Creek Grist Mill Kuser Farm Park and Museum Kuser, Rudolph V., Estate Lawrenceville School Lee Turkey Farm Leigh, Ichabod, House Mansion House Maybury Hill McCarter Theatre  Mercer Street Friends Center Morven Mott School and Second Street School Mount Rose Distillery Nassau Hall New Jersey Council for Humanities  New Jersey State House New Jersey State Museum New Jersey State Police Museum and Learning Center Old Barracks Old Eagle Tavern Old Ryan Farm Passage Theatre Company, Inc.  Pearson, Isaac, House Penns Neck Baptist Church Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Freight Station Preservation New Jersey, Inc.  President's House Princeton Battlefield State Park Princeton Historical Society Princeton Pro Musica  Princeton Symphony Orchestra  Princeton University Prospect Rogers, John, House Sacred Heart Church

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Saint Michael's Episcopal Church Sarnoff, David, Library  Schenck House Sloan, Samuel, House Smith‐Ribsam House Stevens, Israel, House Stokely‐Van Camp Industrial Complex Stout, Joseph, House Temple. Benjamin, House Temple‐Ryan Farmhouse Trent, William, House Museum Trenton Battle Monument Trenton City Hall Trenton Community Music School Trenton Trenton Education Dance Institute Trenton, New Jersey Trenton Historical Society  Trenton Jewish Community Center Bath House  and Day Camp Trenton War Memorial Trenton Welcome Center Tusculum University Cottage Club Van Cleve, Col. John, Homestead Van Dyke, Jeremiah, House Vandyke, Jeremiah, House Washington Crossing State Park Washington Road Elm Allee Watson, Isaac, House Welling, John, House White, John, House Witherspoon Street School for Colored  Children Woolsey, Jeremiah, House Young Audiences of New Jersey, Inc.  Middlesex County (Gateway) Agnew, Thomas I., House Ayers‐Allen House Barron Library Bishop, James, House Buccleuch Mansion  Cantabile Chamber Chorale, Inc.  Cedar Grove School Cheesequake State Park

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Christ Episcopal Church Cornelius Low House Dutch Reformed Church East Jersey Olde Towne Village Edison Memorial Tower and Museum Ensley‐Mount‐Buckalew House Fitz‐Randolph, Ephraim, House George Street Playhouse  Guest, Henry, House Gulick House Helme, G. W., Snuff Mill District Holmes‐Tallman House Inness, George, House Institute for Arts and Humanities Education  Jamesburg Historical Association  Jarrard, Levi D., House Johnson, William H., House Kearney, Edward S., House Kearny Cottage Laing House of Plainfield Plantation Lakeview,The Buckelew House Livingston Homestead Main Post Office Matthias Smock House Metlar House Metuchen Borough Hall Middlesex County Regional Council for the Arts  Milltown India Rubber Company National Musical String Company New Brunswick Cultural Center, Inc. (NBCC)  New Brunswick Station New Jersey Hall New Jersey Jazz Society  Old Cranbury School Old School Baptist Church and Cemetery Onderdonk, Isaac, House Onderdonk, Isaac, House Perth Amboy City Hall and Surveyor General's Office Perth Amboy Harbor Walk Perth Amboy Station Plainsboro Historical Society  Poile Zedek Synagogue Princeton Ballet Society/American Repertory Ballet 

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Proprietary House/Royal Governor's Mansion Queen's Campus, Rutgers University Roosevelt Hospital Rutgers Gardens Rutgers Preparatory School Saint Mary's Church Saint Peter the Apostle Church Saint Peters Church and Buildings Saint Peter's Episcopal Church Shotwell, Benjamin, House Simpson United Methodist Church Smock, Matthias, House South Plainfield Historical Society  State Theatre Regional Arts Center at New Brunswick  Trinity Episcopal Church White, Joseph and Minnie, House Wicoff, John Van Buren, House Withington Estate Monmouth County (Shore) ALEXANDER HAMILTON (steamship) Algonquin Arts  All Saints' Memorial Church Allaire Village Allenhurst Railroad Station Allentown Mill Allgor‐Barkalow Homestead Asbury Park Convention Hall Audenried Cottage Bailey‐Reed House Museum Belford Seafood CO‐OP Belmar Treasure Trail Bradley Beach Station Burowes, Major John, Mansion Burrowes, Maj. John, Mansion Centennial Summer Cottage Center Players, Inc.  Christ Episcopal Church in Shrewsbury Church of the Presidents Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church Clarksburg School Count Basie Theatre  Court Street School

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Covenhoven House Coward‐Hendrickson House Coward‐Smith House Fisk Chapel Fort Hancock and Sandy Hook Lighthouse Fortune, T. Thomas, House Grover House Guggenheim, Murry, House Hankinson‐Moreau‐Covenhoven House Heart of New Jersey Chorus  Heath Farm Holmdel Dutch Reformed Church Holmes‐Hendrickson House Holy Trinity Episcopal Church House at 364 Cedar Avenue Info Age Science History Learning Center Kovenhoven House Lauriston Little Silver Station Longstreet Farm MacGregor‐Tallman House Maloney, Martin, Cottage Manasquan Friends Meetinghouse and Burying Ground Marlpit Hall Matawan Station Merino Hill House and Farm Monmouth Battlefield State Park Monmouth Beach Cultural Center Monmouth Boat Club Monmouth Civic Chorus  Monmouth County Arts Council  Monmouth County Historical Association Monmouth Museum  Monmouth Symphony Orchestra  Mount Mitchill Scenic Overlook National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey New Jersey Historical Divers Association, Inc.  New Jersey Repertory Company  NJ Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation & Vietnam Era Educational Center North Long Branch School‐Primary No. 3 Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association District Ocean Grove Historical Society Ocean Township Historical Museum

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Old Scots Burying Ground Old Wall Historical Society Palace Amusements Probasco‐Dittner Farmstead Red Bank Passenger Station River Street School Saint James Memorial Church of Eatontown Saint John's Episcopal Church Saint Peter's Episcopal Church Saint Peter's Episcopal Church Salter's Mill Sandy Hook Archeological Site Sea Girt Lighthouse Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club Shadow Lawn Shrewsbury Township Hall Spermaceti Cove Visitors Center Spring Lake Historical Society Steamboat Dock Museum Steinbach‐Cookman Building Taylor, George, House Twin Lights Two River Theatre Company  Union Schoolhouse Upper Freehold Baptist Meeting (Old Yellow Meetinghouse) Upper Meeting House of the Baptist Church of Middletown Village Inn  Walker‐Combs‐Hartshorne House Walnford Wardell House Water Witch Club Casino Woodrow Wilson Hall Wurts, George, Summer Home Morris County (Skylands) Acorn Hall Alnwick Hall Anthony‐Corwin Farm Arts Council of the Morris Area  Ayres' Farm Baker Building Berry, Martin, House Berry, Martin, House

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Beverwyck Site Boisaubin Manor Boonton Public Library Boonton Township Historical Society Bower, David S., House Bowlsby‐Degelleke House Canal Society of New Jersey Carey, Lewis Farmhouse Cary Station Cary, Stephen, House Chester House Inn Colonial Symphony  Community Children’s Museum  Community Childrens Garden Condict, Dr. Lewis, House Condit, Stephen, House Cook, Ellis, House Cooper Gristmill Cooper, General Nathan Mansion Cooper, Nathan Gristmill Craft‐Clausen House Craftsman Farms Cutler Homestead Davenport‐Demarest House Decker‐Kincaid Homestead Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad  Station (Morristown) Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad  Station (Dover) Dixon, James, Farm Dixon, James, Farm Dod, John, House and Tavern Doremus House Doremus, Henry, House Dusenberry House Effingham Low House First Congregational Church First Presbyterian Church of Hanover Flock‐Stephens Farmstead Flocktown Schoolhouse Ford Jr.,Samuel, Hammock Farm Ford, Samuel, Jr.'s, Hammock Farm Ford‐Faesch Manor House

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Fordville Fosterfields Living History Farm Frederick's House Frelinghuysen Arboretum Friends Meetinghouse Gibbons, William, Stable and Farm Glanville Blacksmith Shop Great Swamp Grimes Homestead Hancock, Rev. John, House, Cider Mill and Cemetery Harmonium, A Classical Choral Society, Inc.  Hartley Farms Howell, Benjamin, Homestead Illumination Gas Plant of the New Jersey State  Asylum for the Insane at Morris Plains Irish American Cultural Institute  Jackson, Joseph, House Jenkins‐Mead House Jewish Historical Society of Metro West  Kemble, Peter, House King Store and Homestead Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum Little Red Schoolhouse Low, Effingham, House Macculloch Hall Historical Museum Madison Civic Commercial District Madison Public Library and the James Building Madison Station Masterwork Chorus Merchiston Farm Miller‐Kingsland House Miller‐Rinehard Farmstead Millington Station Mills, Timothy, House Morris Canal Morris County Courthouse Morris County Historical Society  Morris Museum Morris Plains Station Morristown National Historical Park Morristown School Mott Hollow Mount Freedom Presbyterian Church

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Mount Kemble Home Museum of Early Trades & Crafts  Nast, Thomas, Home Neighbor, Jacob Wise, House Neighbor, Leonard, Farmstead New Jersey Theatre Alliance  New Philharmonic of New Jersey  Normandy Park Oak Dell Old Randolph Historical Society Our Lady of Mercy Chapel Palace Theatre Parlaman, Johannes, House Parsonage of the Montville Reformed Dutch Church Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, Inc.  Ralston Cider Mill Rarick‐Kellihan House Revere, Joseph W., House Riggs, Silas, House Ringling, Alfred T., Manor Rockaway Valley Methodist Church Sayre House Schuyler Hamilton House Schuyler Hamilton House Sharpenstine Farmstead Slater, Joseph, Felt Mill Smith, Bridget, House Solid Brass Chamber Music Guild, Inc.  South Street Theatre Company Speedwell Village Split Rock Furnace Spring Brook House Thompson, David, House Thompson, David, House Thorne and Eddy Estates Trimmer‐Dufford Farmstead Trustees of Morristown Green, Inc.  Tuttle House Tuttle, David, Cooperage United States Golf Association Museum Van Duyne, James, Farm House Van Duyne, Martin, House Van Duyne, Simon, House

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Van Duyne‐Jacobus House Washington Valley Schoolhouse Whippany Farm Ocean County (Shore) Barnegat Bay Decoy & Baymen’s Museum Barnegat Heritage Village Barnegat Lighthouse Bay Head Historical Society Museum Birdsall, Capt. Amos , House Brant, A.A., House Cattus Island County Park Cavarly Cottage Charles & Anna Hankins Museum Converse Cottage Cox, Mary Etta, House Crawford House Double Trouble Village Eno’s Pond County Park Falkinburg Farmstead Floyd Moreland Historic Dentzel/Looff Carousel Fortescue Village Garden State Philharmonic Symphony Society, Inc.  Georgian Court University Giberson, Capt. George W., House Great Bay Boulevard Wildlife Management Area Heritage Park of Stafford Township Horner House Island Beach State Park Island Heights Historic District Lavallette Heritage Committee Little Egg Harbor Friends Meeting House Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences  Long Beach Island Historical Museum LSS Station #14 at Island Beach Manitou Park School House Museum of New Jersey Maritime History Navy Lakehurst Information Center New Jersey Museum of Boating Ocean County Courthouse Ocean County Historical Society Ocean Gate Historical Society Old Manahawkin Baptist Church and Cemetery

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Orient Baptist Church Pine Shores Art Association  Point Pleasant Beach Waterfront Saint Vladimir's Memorial Russian Orthodox Church Stafford Township Heritage Park Stafford Township Historical Society  Stewart House Stoutenburgh‐Minturn House Strand Theatre Surflight Theatre  The Ocean County Artists’ Guild  Toms River Seaport Society Toms River Submarine Memorial Torrey‐Larrabee Store Tuckerton Seaport Museum U.S. Coast Guard Station, Barnegat Light U.S. Life Saving Station Station No. 14 United States Coast Guard Station, Barnegat Light Veterans of All Wars Memorial Viking Village Williams, Dr. Edward H., House Willits‐Andrews Farmstead Site/Pulaski Monument Passaic County (Gateway) Ailsa Farms American Labor Museum/Botto House Aycrigg Mansion Belle Vista Berdan, G. V. H., House Berdan, Richard J., House Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist Clinton Furnace Cooke, Frederick William, Residence Danforth Memorial Library Dey Mansion Dundee Canal Industrial Historic District Easton Tower County Historic Site Ferguson, John W., House Goffle Brook Park Hinchliffe Stadium Kossuth Street School Lambert Castle Lester Stable

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Long Pond Ironworks New Jersey Women’s Theater Cooperative Passaic County Historical Society Paterson City Hall Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park Public School Number Two Rea, John W., House Reinhardt Mills Ringwood State Park Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Saint Michael's Roman Catholic Church Saint Nicholas Roman Catholic Church Schuyler‐Colfax House Skylands Manor & State Botanical Garden,  Ringwood State Park  Speer, Reynier, House Thompson, Daniel, and Ryle, John, Houses U.S. Animal Quarantine Station Van Houten House Van Riper‐Hopper House Vreeland, John and Anna, House Salem County (Delaware River) Alloway Creek Watershed Wetland  Restoration Site Alloways Creek Friends Meetinghouse Appel Farm Arts and Music Center  Brick, Richard, House Centerton Inn Cowtown Rodeo Dickinson House Dunn, Zaccheus, House Finn's Point National Cemetery Fort Mott Fries, Philip, House Hancock House Hedge‐Carpenter‐Thompson Historic District Holmes, Benjamin, House Lawson, James and Mary, House Mt. Pisgah A.M.E. Church Nicholson, Abel and Mary, House Nicholson, Sarah and Samuel, House Old Salem County Courthouse Parvin State Park

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Penns Grove‐Carney’s Point Historical Society Pilesgrove‐Woodstown Historical Society Pittsgrove Presbyterian Church Salem County Historical Society Salem Municipal Building/Visitor’s Center Salem Oak & Friends Burial Ground Seven Stars Tavern Sharp, William, House Shinn, Joseph, House Smith, David V., House Smith, William, House Stow Creek Viewing Area Ware, Joseph, House Woodstown Historical Society Somerset County (Skylands) Alward House Basking Ridge Classical School Bernardsville Station Blawenburg Historic District Bound Brook Station Coffee House Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park Elmendorf House Far Hills Station Frelinghuysen, Gen. John, House Gladstone Station Gulick, Dirck, House Heritage Trail Association of Somerset County Huff House and Farmstead Kennedy‐Martin‐Stelle Farmstead Kirch‐Ford House Linn, Alexander and James, Homestead Lyons Station Manahawkin Baptist Church Maplewood McDonald's‐Kline's Mill Meadows, The Middlebrook Encampment Montgomery Center for the Arts  Mount Bethel Baptist Meetinghouse Neshanic Mills Old Dutch Parsonage/Wallace House

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Parker, John, Tavern Philharmonic Orchestra of New Jersey, Inc.  Presbyterian Church in Basking Ridge Reformed Dutch Church of Blawenburg Relief Home Company No. 2 Engine House Reynolds‐Scherman House Rock Brook Bridge Saint Bernard's Church and Parish House Smalley/Wormser House Smith, J. Harper, Mansion Somerset Art Association  Somerset County Historical Society Somerset Courthouse Green South Branch Schoolhouse Staats House Stirling, Lord, Manor Site Ten Eyck, Andrew, House The Meadows Foundation Tulipwood U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame Van Horne House Van Veghten House Van Wickle, Symen, House Vanderveer, Jacobus, House VanDerventer‐Brunson House Vosseller's‐Castner's‐Allen's Tavern Wallace House Wallace House Historic Site/Old Dutch Parsonage West End Hose Company Number 3 Sussex County (Skylands) Backwards Tunnel Bethany Chapel Crescent Theatre First Presbyterian Church of Wantage Foster‐Armstrong House Franklin Mineral Museum Gunn, Cornelius, House Harmony Hill United Methodist Church High Breeze Farm High Point State Park Hill Memorial Lawrence Mansion

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Layton, Richard, House Log Cabin and Farm Meadowburn Farm Merriam, Henry W., House Minisink Archeological Site Nelden‐Roberts Stonehouse Peters Valley Craft Center  Plaster Mill Shoemaker‐Houck Farm Snable, Andrew, House Sterling Hill Mine Stockholm United Methodist Church Sussex County Courthouse Tri‐State Actors Theater  Van Bunschooten, Elias, House Van Bunschooten, Elias, Museum Waterloo Village Union County (Gateway Region) Badgley House and Site Baltusrol Golf Club Belcher‐Ogden Mansion Boxwood Hall Caldwell Parsonage Choral Art Society of New Jersey  Crane‐Phillips House Museum Cranford Dramatic Club  Cranford Historical Society  De Camp, John, House Decamp, John, House Drake, Nathaniel, House Droescher's Mill Elizabeth Historical Society Elizabeth Station Elizabeth, First Presbyterian Church Evergreen Cemetery Feltville Village Firehouse No. 4 First Congregation of the Presbyterian  Church of Springfield First Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth First Presbyterian Congregation of  Connecticut Farms

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Fowler, Charles N., House Grace Episcopal Church Green Brook Park Hetfield, Deacon Andrew, House Hetfield,Deacon, House Homestead Farm at Oak Ridge Hutchings Homestead Kenilworth Historical Society Liberty Hall Littell‐Lord Farmstead Livingston, William, House Merchants and Drover's Tavern Museum  Association Miller‐Cory House Murray Hill Station Netherwood Station New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra  New Jersey Workshop for the Arts  New Jersey Youth Chorus, Inc.  New Jersey Youth Symphony  Old Baptist Parsonage Old First (First Presbyterian Church) Plainfield Central Fire Headquarters Plainfield Historical Society Plainfield Station Plainfield Symphony  Playhouse Association, Inc.  Rahway Theatre Reeve, William Edgar, House Reeves‐Reed Arboretum Robeson, Dr. James, House Saint John's Parsonage Saint Mary's Catholic Church Complex Sayre Homestead Scotch Plains School Smith, Nathaniel, House Stage House Inn Suburban Community Music Center  Summit Chorale Townley, James, House Twin Maples Union County Arts Center  Union County Park Commission Administration 

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Buildings

Union Township Historical Society  Waring, Orville, T., House Westfield Fire Headquarters Westfield Historical Society Westfield Symphony  Westfield Young Artists’ Cooperative Theatre, Inc.  Whyman House Woodruff House Young Women's Christian Association of Plainfield  and North Plainfield Warren County (Skylands) Allamuchy Freight House Allen, Jacob C., House Beattystown Blue Army of Our Lady of Fatima and the  Immaculate Heart of Mary Centenary Collegiate Institute Fairview Schoolhouse Great Meadows Railroad Station Hardwick Township Historical Society  Hixson‐Skinner Mill Complex Hope Historical Society  Hunt, George, House Kennedy House and Mill Miller Farmstead Mount Bethel Methodist Church Northwest Jersey Folklife Project, Inc.  Oxford Furnace Perry‐Petty Farmstead Phillipsburg Riverview Arts Center  Ramsaysburg Homestead Richey, John, House Roseberry, John, Homestead Seigle Homestead Shippen Manor Spring Valley Christian Church Site Vass Farmstead Washington Railroad Station

Historic Districts in New Jersey

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Abbott Farm Historic District Allentown Historic District Amsterdam Historic District Annandale Historic District Arneytown Historic District Asbury Historic District Bay Front Historic District Bay Head Historic District Beach Haven Historic District Belvidere Historic District Berkeley Square Historic District Berlin Historic District Blackwell Street Historic District Blackwood Historic District Blawenburg Historic District Boonton Historic District Bordentown Historic District Botany Worsted Mills Historic District Bottle Hill Historic District Bowerstown Historic District Bridgepoint Historic District Bridgeton Historic District Brookside Historic District Burlington City Historic District Califon Historic District Camp Evans Historic District Cape May Historic District Cassville Crossroads Historic District Cattell Tract Historic District Central Ave. Commercial Hist. Dist. Clark Thread Co. Historic District Clinton Historic District Clover Hill Historic District Cokesbury Historic District Collingswood Historic District Coombs Hollow Historic District Cooper Grant Historic District Cooper Street Historic District Covered Bridge Historic District Cranbury Historic District Crescent Area Historic District Crosswicks Historic District Dart's Mill Historic District

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Dawlis‐Spring Mill Historic District Delaware Historic District Dennisvile Historic District Double Trouble Historic District Dundee Canal Industrial Hist. District East Millstone Historic District Eastside Park Historic District Enclosure Historic District Estellville Glassworks Historic District Everittstown Historic District Fairmount Historic District Fanwood Park Historic Districts Feltville Historic District Flemington Historic District Forest Hill Historic District Four Corners Historic District Franklin Corners Historic District Frenchtown Historic District German Valley Historical Society Glen Ridge Historic District Greenwich Historic District Griggstown Historic District Haddonfield Historic District Hamilton Park Historic District Hanover Village Historic District Harbourton Historic District Harsimus Cove Historic District Hedge‐Carpenter‐Thompson Hist. Dist. Helme, Snuff Mill District High Street historic District Hillside Ave. Historic District Hope Historic District Imlaystown Historic District Island Heights Historic District James Street Commons Historic District Jersey Homesteads Historic District Johnsonburg Historic District Jugtown Historic District King's Highway Historic District Kingston Mills Historic District Kingston Village Historic District Lake Carnegie Historic District Lambertville Historic District

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Lamington Historic District Lawnside Historic District Lawrence Township Historic District Lembeck and Betz Brewing Co. District Liberty Corner Historic District Lincoln Park Historic District Linwood Historic District Little York Historic District Livingston Ave. Historic District Livingston Manor Historic District Market Street Historic District Marlboro Park Historic District Marshallville Historic District Marven Gardens Mays Landing Historic District Medford Village Historic District Mendham Historic District Middle Valley Historic District Middletown Village Historic District Mid‐Town Historic District Military Park Commons Historic District Mill Hill Historic District Miller Street Historic District Millstone Historic District Millville Historic and Archeological Dist Montrose Park historic District Moorestown Historic District Morristown Historic District Mount Airy Historic District Mount Arlington Historic District Mount Holly Historic District Mount Pleasant Historic District Mountain Ave. Historic District Mountain Lakes Historic District Mountainville Historic District Mullica Hill Historic District Navesink Historic District Neshanic Historic District New Hampton Historic District New Market Historic District New Vernon Historic District Newton Town Plot Historic District North Avenue Commercial Hist.District

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North Broad Street Historic District Oaks Historic District Old Bridge Historic District Oldwick Historic District Oxford Industrial Historic District Paramus Reformed Church Hist. District Paulus Hook Historic District Pemberton Historic District Pine Street Historic District Pittstown Historic District Pleasant Valley Historic District Pluckemin Village Historic District Port Colden Historic District Port Murray Historic District Port Republic Historic District Potterstown Rural Historic Dictrict Potterville Village Historic District Prallsville Industrial District Princeton Historic District Pruddentown Historic District Pursley's Ferry Historic District Quakertown Historic District Ralston Historic District Rancocas Historic District Raritan Landing Archeological District Readingsburg Historic District Readington Village Historic District Reaville Historic District Recklesstown Historic District Ringoes Historic District River Road Historic District Riverton Historic District Road Up Raritan Historic District Rockhill Agriculture Historic District Rockleigh Historic District Rocky Hill Historic District Roebling Historic District Saddle River Center Historic District Schooley's Mountain Historic District Short Hills Park Historic District Shrewsbury Historic District Silver Lake Historic District Six Mile run Historic District

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Smithville Historic District South Branch Historic District South Camden Historic District Stafford, John Historic District Stanton Rural District State House District Stockton Street Historic District Stockton‐Prallsville Historic District Stoneleigh Park Historic District Taylors Mills Historic District Tinton Falls Historic District Titusville Historic District Tuckahoe Historic District Upper Cloister‐Alpine Hist. District Van Vorst Park Historic District Van Wyck Brooks Historic District Vincentown Historic District Wallpack Center Historic District Walnford Historic District Washington Corners Historic District Washington Park Historic District Washington Valley Historic District Water Witch Club Historic District Weequahic Historic District Wertsville Historic District White Horse Pike Historic District Windsor Historic District

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Visitor Ready Sites Invited to Participate in Survey An explanation of how this list of New Jersey’s visitor ready sites

was created can be found on pages 3-4 of this report Absecon Light House

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Acorn Hall A.J. Meerwald Allaire Village, Allaire Village State Park American Labor Museum/Botto House Barnegat Lighthouse Batsto Village Battleship New Jersey Boxwood Hall Burlington County Historical Society Burlington County Prison Museum Camden County Historical Society Cape May County Historical Society Cape May Lighthouse Cornelius Low House Cumberland County Historical Society Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park Double Trouble Village Drumthracket East Jersey Olde Towne Village Edison Memorial Tower and Museum Edison National Historical Park Ellarslie, Trenton City Museum Ellis Island Fort Hancock and Sandy Hook Lighthouse Fort Lee Historic Park Fort Mott Fosterfields Living History Farm Franklin Mineral Museum Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gloucester County Historical Society Great Swamp Greenwood Gardens Grover Cleveland Birthplace Hancock House Hereford Inlet Lighthouse The Hermitage High Point State Park Historic Cold Spring Village Hoboken Historical Society Holcombe‐Jimison Farmstead Howell Living History Farm

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Indian King Tavern Jersey City Museum Kuser Farm Park and Museum Lambert Castle Leamings Run Gardens and Colonial Farm Liberty Hall Llewellyn Park Historic District Long Pond Iron Works State Park Longstreet Farm Lucy the Margate Elephant  Macculloch Hall Historical Museum Merchants and Drover's Tavern Museum  Association Mid‐Atlantic Center for the Arts Monmouth Battlefield State Park Monmouth County Historical Association Morris Canal Morristown National Historical Park Morven Nassau Hall Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation  Museum Newark Museum New Bridge Landing New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail New Jersey Naval Museum New Jersey State House New Jersey State Museum Ocean Grove Historical Society Old Barracks Old Dutch Parsonage/Wallace House Paterson Great Falls National Historical  Park Paulsdale  Peter Mott House Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Horticulture  Center Princeton Battlefield State Park/Thomas  Clark House Princeton Historical Society Proprietary House/Royal Governor's Mansion Red Bank Battlefield

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Red Mill Museum Village Reeves‐Reed Arboretum Ringwood State Park/Ringwood Manor Rockingham Roebling Museum Rutgers Gardens Salem County Historical Society Skylands, New Jersey Botanical Gardens Smithville Speedwell Village Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms Sterling Hill Mine Trenton Battle Monument Tuckerton Seaport Museum Twin Lights United States Golf Association Museum Walnford Walt Whitman House Washington Crossing State Park Wheaton Village Whitesbog William Trent House Museum