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Top Hotels in Gateway Region
- 1. The Heldrich Hotel
- 2. Hampton Inn & Suites Mahwah
- 3. The Kenilworth Hotel
- 4. The Holland Hotel
- 5. Hampton Inn Carlstadt-At The Meadowlands
- 6. Hyatt House Jersey City
- 7. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Newark Airport, NJ
- 8. Westminster Hotel
- 9. Hilton Newark Airport
- 10. Courtyard by Marriott Newark Liberty International Airport
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Top 10 History Museums in , Gateway Region
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including The American Labor Museum/Botto House National Landmark, Ringwood Manor, Pascack Historical Society Museum, Montclair History Center, Newark Museum, The John Fell House, Lyndhurst Historical Society - Little Red Schoolhouse, East Jersey Old Town Village, Mahwah Museum, Schoolhouse Museum.
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1. The American Labor Museum/Botto House National Landmark
2. Ringwood Manor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By R4960NKjustinw - Hasbrouck Heights, United States
I love coming to Ringwood Manor at Christmas Time. It really is a special place when you see it all decorated for the holidays. The whole house is in full Christmas decor. Each room has a different theme to it and is decorated to the hilt. The Friends organization does a nice job showcasing the house at the holidays. I am sure that the family did not decorate that much. My favorite room was the formal dining room that was set for Christmas lunch with all the tableware and fake foods on the side board. The house is beautifully decorated but not overdone. Remember to visit the barn on the property to see all the arts and crafts for sale. In the smaller gift shop in the house, take time to see all the handmade ornaments. One of the crafters is really creative. There is also a small coffee shop in the next building to have a snack. It is really a nice afternoon at the Ringwood Manor.
3. Pascack Historical Society Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By R4960NKjustinw - Hasbrouck Heights, United States
The Pascack Historical Society recently went through a renovation to improve the displays, reduce the clutter and showcase all the beautiful artifacts at the museum. They put the displays together to show life at different times in the Pascack Valley and how we have changed our way of living over the last 200 years. They have an interesting set of artifacts displayed nicely with good signage, well-lit room that has been freshly painted, interesting stories and a very friendly dedicated staff. The best part is that it is free. It is a nice way to spend the day if you like local history and being with a staff that cares.
4. Montclair History Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Montclair History Center (MHC), a private, nonprofit 501(c) 3 organization, promotes preservation, study and appreciation of local history. We are stewards of four historic houses in Montclair: the Crane House and Historic YWCA (110 Orange Road), the Nathaniel Crane House (110 Orange Road), the Clark House (108 Orange Road), and the Shultz House, also known as Evergreens (30 North Mountain Ave).
5. Newark Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
The Newark Museum, New Jersey's largest museum, invites you to enjoy unforgettable experiences in the arts and natural sciences. Take an inspirational journey through 80 galleries of world-class collections, travel to the stars in our popular Planetarium, and stroll through our beautiful sculpture garden.
Reviewed By Herstory_62 - Philadelphia, United States
At the center of the historic & once grand Newark downtown the first class museum with striking exhibit space offers insights into both the old & resurgent city. Adjacent to the elegant Ballantine mansion, overflowing with silver & handsome furnishings, the eclectic collection contains masterpieces from the 19th century & Hudson River School, Corning & Steuben glass, jewelry & modern crafts as well. Although we ran out of time, on our next visit - with discounts for seniors - we look forward to exploring the 20th century art.
6. The John Fell House
7. Lyndhurst Historical Society - Little Red Schoolhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
8. East Jersey Old Town Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Located in Johnson Park in Piscataway, NJ, East Jersey Old Town Village is comprised of sixteen reconstructed and replica 18th and 19th century structures. They represent architecture typical of farm and merchant communities once found in central New Jersey. Dedicated to teaching the history, traditions, folk arts, and craftsmanship of the people who lived and worked throughout the region, the Village is home to ‘Raritan Landing...Uncovering a Forgotten Past’, a permanent exhibit about Raritan Landing, an 18th-century Colonial port once located on the river. Explore the site and meet the historical interpreters that bring the Village to life through their historic trades and crafts. A gateway site for the Crossroads of the American Revolution, National Heritage Area, and situated along the Washington-Rochambeau National Historic Trail, the Village offers awarding winning exhibits, living history, and seasonal programs. Text CULTURE to 56512 for more information.
Reviewed By J3817HNsalvatoref - Piscataway, United States
Wonderful restored village. Nice Christmas tours. Should see it at least once. Very historical and interesting.
9. Mahwah Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By stein525 - Las Vegas, United States
We accompanied my daughter and son-in-law to Montvale, New Jersey to provide babysitting services while she attend her 20 year reunion at West Point. One of the front desk staff suggested the Mahwah Museum. What a find! The Museum is small: one large room divided into several display areas. One area is dedicated to a local resident: the guitarist, Les Paul who lived in Mahwah for half a century. The display included much of his home studio with equipment he developed. There was also an area devoted to the poet Joyce Kilmer (who is remembered for his poem “Trees”) who was also a local resident. There is a variety of other displays having to do with local history and the participation of town residents in various American wars. In the basement, there is an operating model railroad. It is HO gauge and fairly extensive. All in all, the Malwah Museum was a most enjoyable way to spend a few afternoon hours.
10. Schoolhouse Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By eakins
We were pleasantly surprised at the quality of items in this small museum and the professional quality of the displays. The guides were excellent and we appreciated the informality of their presentation. I was impressed by the cult of mourning during this post Civil War period, from the clothing and accessories to the photos of the deceased children. Visiting the museum was well worth the trip.
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