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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>New Jersey is 1 of the initial thirteen colonies in the United States of America and consequently is packed with history and landmarks. These who wish to relive events from the colonial era or the revolutionary war will find a lot of opportunities.<br />
For a reenactment of a well-known American Revolutionary War battle, go to Monmouth Battlefield State Park through the unique event where they set up an 1700s war camp, drill colonial soldiers and relive the Battle of Monmouth.<br />
Yet another very good spot to see life as it was in the past is the Historic Village at Allaire State Park. Open spring via autumn, this 1800s village is produced up of a historic blacksmith?s shop, carpenter?s shop, cottages, a general retailer, bakery, chapel and more. Costumed actors go about what would have been day-to-day life activities in the 1800s and visitors can watch and ask questions. <br />
Washington Crossing State Park gives an opportunity to see where the popular general and his troops crossed the Delaware River to engage Hessian troops in the Battle of Trenton in 1776. A visitor?s center museum explores many elements of the American Revolution in galleries and displays.<br />
Background seeking tourists will want to be sure to stop and go to Thomas Edison?s lab, situated in West Orange, NJ. Numerous of Edison?s fascinating inventions are preserved in his laboratory and displayed for visitors to see. Tours of the three storey lab and Edison?s mansion, Glenmont, are accessible and visitors can see how the well-known inventor, his household and servants lived. See one particular of the 1st light bulbs, tour the chemistry lab, find out about Edison?s movie studio, the Black Maria and watch The Excellent Train Robbery, a 1903 silent film.<br />
With its location on the coast and its a number of bays and ports, it?s not uncommon that New Jersey should have an abundance of historic lighthouses. Coming in different shapes and all sizes many of these lighthouses, though no longer essential, nonetheless are in operation. The oldest operating NJ lighthouse which permits visitors inside is the Sandy Hook Lighthouse, running since 1764. Tours and talks are available for a lot of of NJ?s lighthouses. <br />
Historic NJ tourism is an abundant sector and history buffs will not be disappointed in what they uncover in the state. When going to NJ do not overlook its battlefields, historic parks and landmark houses. [http://www.funnewjersey.com/upload_user/Tickets_NY_NJ/BROADWAY_SHOWS_NY_THEATER_TICKETS.HTM site]</div>PoulsonHeacock555