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95 The Old Barracks Museum During the American Revolution, the THE NEWJERSEY Barracks housed British and Hessian soldiers and Continental troops. 206 Historical interpreters provide an STATE HOUSE in-person account of life during the American Revolution. 31 1 Open daily,10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Admission: $6 Kids & Seniors, $8 Adults 29 609-396-1776 206 NJ 1

The State Museum 33 The Museum contains fine art of the PA 295 33 130 nineteenth and twentieth centuries, 1 collections of household items from 29 the past, Native American artifacts, 195 and a Natural History collection focusing on earth sciences. 130 Open Tues.–Sat., 9a.m.–5p.m. & Sun., NJ Turnpike 12–5p.m. (closed Mon.& State holidays). 609-292-6464 Directions to the New Jersey State House and Capitol Complex: From Routes 1, 95, 195, 295 or the NJ Turnpike, follow signs to Route 29, Trenton. From The 1719 Museum Route 29, take the Calhoun St. exit and turn right at the Located on Market Street, Philadelphia first traffic light on to West State St. The New Jersey merchant William Trent built this State House and Capitol Complex will be on the right. classic Georgian mansion overlooking the Delaware River in a wilderness Parking: Metered parking is available on West State St. that became known as Trenton. Limited free parking is located in the Capitol Complex Open daily: 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. Garage accessed from the rear entrance to the State House, Admission: $2 Kids & Seniors, $4 Adults off Rt. 29. Be prepared to show identification. The State Capitol Complex New Jersey World War II Memorial Located across the street from the State House, the memorial honors N the courage and sacrifices of our “Greatest Generation” of citizens. The theme of “Victory” is expressed through sculptural elements, service markers, and story walls. Interpretive kiosks broaden the visitor experience.

War Memorial

The Battle Monument Located at the junction of North Warren and North Broad Streets, this 150-foot monument commemorates the 1776 . Atop is a statue of . An elevator transports visitors to the top for a view of the city. Open Sat., 9a.m.– 4 p.m. and Sun., 1– 4 p.m. New Jersey State House Tour Office Call Washington Crossing State Park at 609-737-0623. Office of Legislative Services P.O. Box 068, Trenton, NJ 08625-0068 609-633-2709 www.njleg.state.nj.us 11/09 Free Guided Tours Open weekdays and first and third Saturdays of the our New Jersey’s most historic public building. month. Call 609-633-2709 to schedule your tour!

T Hours: Guided tours are conducted hourly, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. and the first and third Saturday of the month, Noon-3p.m. Closed Sunday and State holidays. Group Tours: Reservations are required for groups of ten or more visitors. Tell us about special interests and needs or more than two hundred years, the New Jersey State House has proudly served as the seat when making a reservation. Call the State House Tour of our State government. It remains home to the State Legislature, the Governor’s Office and other Office at least one month in advance at 609-633-2709. F Food Services: The Capitol Complex includes a small cafe Executive branch offices. and concession stand. By prior arrangement, brown bag The State House stands as an impressive historical monument, rich in tradition and style. In fact, part lunch space is available for large groups and schools. Security/Access: All visitors should be prepared to show of the original 1792 structure still exists, making the New Jersey state capitol building one of the oldest identification and go through a security screening. The in continuous use. State House is accessible for visitors with mobility concerns. Sign language interpreters are available for In 1987, a large renovation restored the legislative portion of the building and added office space. persons with hearing loss. Please inform the Tour Office at least five working days in advance. Craftspeople, specializing in areas such as stained glass restoration, gilding, millworking and decorative molding, painstakingly recreated original details of the chambers. A public-private partnership allowed for the famous golden dome and rotunda to be refurbished. Note: The State House is a working office building subject to periodic unannounced room closings, particularly on Today, the New Jersey State House stands as a symbol Mondays and Thursdays. Dates and schedules may change without notice. The Governor and legislators do of democracy where all visitors are welcome to walk in not routinely meet with tour groups. Refer to the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson. www.njleg.state.nj.us for the most current information. As home of our state democratic process, the State House continues to serve the citizens of New Jersey as they come Visit the Welcome Center to participate in the shaping of public policy. Interactive Exhibits and Visitor Amenities Open Mon.– Fri., 9a.m.– 4:30 p.m.

Great fun for everyone! Visit a series of interactive exhibits that quiz you about New Jersey history, people and places. iew the magnificently restored Explore your role legislativeV chambers, artwork and furnishings. as a citizen in the Informative guides will tell you about today's lawmaking process as well as New Jersey’s lawmaking process. colorful and distinguished past.