Dutch colonial farmhouse built in 1787 with a large barn and three historical outbuildings - a wagon house, Greek revival privy and icehouse. The only changes made to the original house are the addition of electric, plumbing and heat. The home is on the NJ and National Registers of Historic Sites and Places. Open Thurs. 6 pm - 8 p.m., Fri. 9 am - 1 p.m., Sat. 9 am -Noon. Phone ahead to confirm visits.
Visitor center, nature center, picnic area, picnic shelter, playground, refreshments, overlook/viewing points, historical programs, swimming &
Sussex, NJ State ParksFounded in 1769 by the Moravians, HOPE is dedicated to the preservation of the historic architecture and heritage of this are...
Visitors can explore eight blocks of Victorian architecture and shopping as they stroll the historic area....
18 holes. Named NJ's number one Public Course by Golfweek & Zagat. Bagpiper plays each sunset. Range, hotel, spa, restaurant ...
Exact replica of the historic chapel at Fatima....
An artist-owned gallery and working studio with a continuous Gordon Haas exhibition of American impressionist art that featur...