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This time April and I were off to Gloucester County in search of the oldest home in New Jersey. In fact this is one of the oldest in America

The Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial has reopened to tourists with discounted tickets and free parking.

Did YOU Know? 10 Random Facts About New Jersey .... While we are heading towards day 40 of the State shutdown, I thought we'd take some time to learn a little about our State.

One Titanic victim has ties to what was once just a little South Jersey fishing town that grew to become one of the biggest summer destinations in the country.

If you're thinking of doing a quick last minute getaway not too far from home, how about this historic Victorian spot in Cape May?

The road you drive everyday may have been an Lenape trail. Find out which South Jersey roads were once used by the Leni Lenape.

New Jersey has been the grave site for almost 5,000 ships. South Jersey has experienced some of the deadliest shipwrecks in New Jersey history.

Sears catalogs once featured build it yourself home kits that can be found in Atlantic City.

You've heard of Robin Hood and Little John in Sherwood Forest, but have you ever heard of Joe Mulliner, Robin Hood of South Jersey?

Have you ever wondered what Atlantic City looked like almost 140 years ago? Take a step back in history with some beach photos from the 19th century.

Ever wondered when and how hanging Christmas lights all started? Well, it turns out it started right here in New Jersey!

Being one of the thirteen original colonies of the United States, New Jersey is home to many buildings that date back as far as the 1600s!