Hidden New Jersey

To many people, the name Joyce Kilmer means one of three things: the poet who wrote  Trees , a rest area on the New Jersey Turnpike, or an a...

If you've driven past the Garden State Arts Center, you've most likely missed a huge opportunity to learn more about one of the most...

Travel along the Garden State Parkway, and you'll see a number of outlets that look like exits but aren't. Usually, they're at t...

Today marks the 142nd anniversary of the first intercollegiate football game between Rutgers and Princeton, played in New Brunswick. As any ...

Did you know that Paterson is home to the world's largest collection of spoons? You read that right: the world's largest assembly ...

This weekend we took our own sage advice and visited Morristown National Historical Park, not just for the reading of the Declaration of In...

Another ‘hidden in plain sight’ New Jersey notable is America’s first planned industrial community. Combine one of the state’s grittiest ci...

For some cockeyed reason, I still enjoy flying. Even when I'm crammed in like a sardine on one of those huge buses with wings, the littl...

Though Ellis Island is right in the middle of New York Harbor and hosts more than two million visitors a year, it qualifies as a hidden New ...

Okay, this one is hidden in plain sight: new things to be seen at Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange. A brief disclaimer...