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Ss^Assaisw 2 NEW JERSEY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK of MAY 1.1994

Ss^Assaisw 2 NEW JERSEY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK of MAY 1.1994

ss^assaisw 2 FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 1.1994

Browse through our free travel Call or write for your free Npw Jersey navel Guide. guide. It’s got all the right stuff to Then visit your travel agent. plot your great escape. You’ll find 1-800-JERSEY-7, Ext 70 New Jersey Division dozens of dollars-off coupons. Plus, of navel and "tourism a full-size, fold-out color road map PO. Box 4007, Clinton, NJ leads you straight to 127 miles of 08809-4007 ocean beaches, captivating casinos,

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Editorial coordinator Ocatn City Chanda...... 31 Space Farms Zoo 6 Museum 8 Action Paik...... 6 CeswoPief&WeWworta...... 26 MoterazzoPams...... 7 Ocean County Tounsm 28 Spirit Cruises...... 9 Jennifer Walther, NJ Amencan Man Powwow...... 6 Orton Historical Museum...... 6 Matchmaker International...... 4 Ocean Piece Hilton...... 29 Storybook Land...... 15 Division of Travel & Tounsm Apollo MoW...,...... 31 Oomonds Restaurant...... 24 Meadowtmds Fax...... 11 Olde Lafayette Vrttage...... 6 Summer Sands MoW 31 Aqua Beacn Resort...... 31 EconoLodgeffoms Rt*er...... 29 Medieval Times...... 9 Section design: Judy Palmer Square...... - ...... 23 Surmse SwteVTrton FaHs 27 AUwrtK City Convention & Visitors 21 El Coronado Motor dm...... 31 Md-Adsntc Center lor the Arts...... 31 Megaro; Logo design, Lisa Pepermll Playhouse...... 9 Surf Song Mow...... 31 ' Atlantic City wri Airport...... 13 Funlowm Pier...... 26 Mings Chatsra...... 25 Sussex Co. Farm i Horse Show 5 Jenny and Carol Plum, The Adamic Cty Magazine...... 14 Gamut Ridge God...... 29 Monmouth County Tourism...... 29 PATCO...... 23 The Castle at Night...... 8 , Record of Hackensack GadenSMe Arts Center...... 27 Morris County PMs....'...... 6 OueMyMVTomsRwer 29 Aztec Mow...... 26 Topnotch Arts & Crafts 8 BaMy's Grand Casino...... 1* Garden StMe Winegrowers...... -.7 NJCanpgmundOwnas Assoc...... 4 RamadakeVTomeRiva 29 Advertising coordinator. Racak Comedy CluO...... 28 Triple Brook Family Camping 8 Sally's PM Place Casino...... 13 Grand HoWe...... 31 NJ CardeWs Bssstst...... 7 George White: NJ Press Trap World Catfto...... 18 Beau Keags Motor Im...... 31 HarratTt Cawno...... 19 NJOiVMnotTrMITounsm...... 2 Degas Mow...... 31 Association Trump Plaza Cawino 20 Bed &BnalMi-Shon Region..... 26 Historic Cold Spring Village...... 31 NJFssdvsIof Mooning...... 32 DIO MoW...... ' 31 NJ Lottery Comnsaon...... 16 Romancing tie Wind...... 26 Tramp Taj Mshal Casino...... '2 Bed Adamic...... f...11 Holiday InrVrorm River...... 25 The NJ Press Association HJ Sports S&aosaonAMhonly.....16 Doyd Canadian MoW...... 31 United Way Bike Race 6 Belma Tourism...... 29 Holiday MVromNva...... 29 extend* appreciation to Seaside Heights...... 28 Up, Up* Away Balloon Festival 7 Bowcraft Amusement PM....:...... 10 Jenkirson's Beach & Boakwalt.... 28 NJStMsAquakih...... 22 SaaeoneDeeort M Greet Gorge...... 8 WNt Whitman Cultural Arts Center....24 everyone at The Record ot BurimgtoCo.HMohcal...... 24 Keansdurg Amusements 26 NJ Transit-North...... :....4 Hackensack involved with the SkFtagsfGnM Adventure...... 26 Whrsdmg Swan Inn...... 8 Caasmdmno...... -15 LaqgpghtsrsofljfayeQe...... B NJ Transit-South...... -24 design and production ol ttw ’ .to Systems Slot Gamas... r r...... 14 , Wdd West City ...... 8 Co. Tourism...... 31 Land of Mate Badeve...... 6 Cwpmj-...... 5 lomasM Coumy Tourism ...... 8 1^1994 NJFunOuide ' t t f Cape May-Lewes Ferry...... 30 Madison House HoW...... 21 Northern Shore Convention i Visitora.25

The NJ Fun Guide is sponsored by the N J Division of Travel & Tourism in cooperation with the N J Press Association. Participating newspapers: 103. Total paid circulation: 2,388,177. For further information, contact NJPA, 206 W. State St., Trenton, NJ 08608,609-695-3366; FAX 609-695-7112.

The NJ Fwi Guide ie • ^wcial statewide newspaper supplement for the fodowing NJ Press Association members:

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nion. aof Mome Co.. DenvMe; FnaVdin Township Sentinel, FranWmvJle;. The Gazette; Mount Holly; ■' wA M awfti ektw i nMWwieij^^Riyer.llme^ _ 4 NEW JERSEY FUN GUIDE NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT WEEK OF MAY 1, 1994 Become a New Jersey Road Scholar! More than one million Road Scholars will be traveling the highways of New Jersey thanks to an innovative New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism program. The “New Jersey Road Scholar," sponsored by Getty Petroleum Corp. and Marriott Corporation, was created to reinforce the efficiency of the Garden State's roadways and the accessibility and diversity of the state's attractions. A 36-page New Jersey Road Scholar handbook, the focal point Almost hourly, our North Jersey Coast l.ine heads to Jersey's best, from of the program, quickly educates visitors about the multitude of Long Branch to Bay Head. Even express trains on weekends. vacation destinations located within a five to ten mile radius of exits on five major roadways in New Jersey. Brief descriptions including directions, addresses, and phone numbers of cultural, historical and entertainment attractions off the , the , the Atlantic City Expressway. Interstate 80 and are easily referenced in the free guide. Using easy-to-read symbols, the New Jersey Road Scholar handbook also provides reference to the more than 200 Getty Service Stations, five Marriott Hotels and 19 Marriott Travel Plazas conveniently located throughout the state. One million New Jersey Road Scholar handbooks are currently available at Tourist IX-als so good it's scary...our express bus packages to Information Centers, Marriott Travel Plazas, Marriott Hotels and Six Flags Great Adventure and Action Park. Getty Service Stations.

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Room to Soar in Natural Beauty he Region, encompassing the counties of Morris, catch one of the New Jersey Cardinals Class A affiliate professional games in Ross' Hunterdon, Sussex, Warren and Somerset, is an area of Comer. Splash down this season at the water-related extraordinary natural beauty. Gentle mountains, rolling amusements of Action Park in Vernon, one of T farmland, picturesque rivers and scenic streams provide a perfectthe largest self-participation theme parks in the world. The park transforms into Vernon Valley- backdrop for hiking, camping, canoeing, ballooning, skiing and Great Gorge Ski Resort when snow falls. Or other outdoor activities. History also abounds here in turn-of-the- spend some quality time with your children at the Land of Make Believe, Gingerbread Castle century working farms and key Revolutionary War sites. Factory and other theme parks that are sure to bring outlet shopping, professional baseball, country wineries, theme sm iles to everyone. The is a perfect place to visit for the day; however, it's a wonderful place parks, golfing, arts and crafts shows and States Golf House Museum in Far Hills, to get away from it all! Visitors will find a interesting museums complete the Skylands headquarters for the USGA, has an 8,000- Amidst variety of accommodations ranging from experience. volume library devoted to the sport as well as luxurious hotels and resorts and cozy bed and For sheer breathtaking beauty, outdoor lovers exhibits tracing its history. Take a short drive to breathtaking breakfast inns to scenic campgrounds. should escape to the Delaware Water Gap the charming country village of Clinton and visit Restaurants throughout the region specialize in National Recreation Area. Dividing New Jersey the Clinton Historical Museum, housed in a landscape, hometown fare, international cuisines and and Pennsylvania, the Delaware River provides restored 18th-century gristmill. everything in between! the pleasures for wonderful summertime activities, including Searching for designer fashions at discount To make your trip planning easier, consult swimming, boating, rafting, fishing and prices? Then look no further than the New Jersey Division of Travel and of the canoeing. Or beat the heat.by lazily tubing Liberty Village Factory Outlets in Tourism’s New Jersey Travel Guide. down the river! Get back to nature and sleep Flemington. This re-created To request a copy, call outdoors are under the stars in one of New Jersey 's state colonial village plays host to the 1-800-JE R S E Y -7, parks or private campgrounds. O r hike to the likes of Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, ext. 70. here for the highest point in New Jersey and gaze out on a Anne Klein, Vilteroy and Boch, spectacular view stretching for 80 miles. Royal Doulton and more 4t taking. History buffs won't want to miss the sensational prices. The region Morristown National Historic Park in Morristown, also offers a wealth of other home of General George Washington's shopping opportunities such as headquarters at Ford Mansion and Jockey antiqueing in quaint historic Hollow, where Washington quartered his army towns like Chester; outlet for the winter of 1779-80. Waterloo Village in shops in Lafayette; artisans Stanhope, an authentically restored 18th- villages, like Peters Valley in century village, hosts numerous special events Layton, where fine including a medley of music festivals. Families craftsmanship reigns; and can also learn about tum-of-the-century farming eclectic flea markets. at Fosterfields in Morristown or the Moravian Lovers of the theater architecture of Hope. Other significant historic have much to choose from here! sites, villages and reenactments can be found Watch a performance in a castle at Pax throughout the Skylands Region. Amicus Theatre on the shores of Budd Lake; The region is also home to a variety of superb “the play's the thing" at 's museums, presenting an array of permanent annual Shakespeare Festival; and fine , and rotating exhibitions in fine art, local crafts, community theaters thrive in the Skylands getting back to nature in sculpture, humanities and more. The United Region. For a different kind of performance, peaceful surroundings.

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ball park itself features a barbecue/picmc area, hi Play Ball! tech scoreboard, state-of the art message center and more The Cardinal s inaugural season began in April Professional baseball returned to New Jersey this For a complete schedule of games, ticket prices, and Up, U f>& A W ill/ spring when the Class-A New Jersey Cardinals more information, rati ( 20 1 ) 579-7500 in Hunterdon, Inc presents opened their season in Augusta. Sussex County and The Trenton Thunder, originally the London the Class-AA Trenton Thunder arrived in Trenton, Ontario (Canada) Tigers, is a minor league club Mercer County These two teams promise to provide affiliated with the of the Class AA a sensational season of affordable family fun' Eastern League The competitive Eastern League The New Jersey Cardinals are a Class "A" farm includes farm clubs from the Montreal Expos, Boston club of the St. Louis Cardinals and compete in the Red Sox, and the The Thunder's NY Penn League The league includes such teams as home games are played at Mercer County's the NY Yankees and NY Mets farm clubs The Waterfront Park, a 6.300-seat stadium along Cardinals, as well as some college teams, are playing Trenton's waterfront Games can be heard on WTTM Advertise in upcoming BALLOON FESTIVAL in beautiful Skylands Park, a 4,200-seat stadium that 920 AM in Mercer and Burlington counties as well as NJ Fun Guides! includes 10 luxury sky boxes The park boasts the in Lower Bucks County and Northeast Philadelphia in Call the NJ Press first ever authorized Museum, Pennsylvania For more information on team August 5,6 & 7 indoor batting cages, sports video parlor, retail merchandise, ticket prices and schedule, call (609) Association at Alexandria Field Airport sporting goods outlets, fitness club, and more The 394 T E A M (609)695-3366 Pittstown, NJ

70 to 100 Hot A ir Balloons, The Garden State Winegrowers arc proud to announce The “Seeds of Peoce- FOW W © W Sky D iving, Fireworks, Stage S P R IN G IS BLOOM ING! Spring Wine Festival Hosled by Malar am i Farms Shows, Food, Crafts, Family Hosted by Four SUtcn Winery Moy 20, tOorn-Spm M ay 21,11am-8pm May 22, Horn 8pm Competitive Dondng-Famous Re-enoctments-Traders & Entertolnerj Activities and much more. Admission ■ Group rales omriable Saturday, Moy 14 & Sunday, May IS -12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m. (Take exit 12 or 15 from 1-78 to live Bluegrass Bonds, featuring "99 Years" ■ •••••a Pittstown and follow signs)

Wine Education Seminars Matarazzo Farms' 13th Annual Food available for purchase STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Friday 3pm; Sat. & Sun. I pm SlOperpajon-tncluJoCOTfilimmUry wmejba Balloon bunches: 6pm Advance Tkkdi Available for St If pacbuol by May Mb .,-,f Saturday, June H A Sunday, June 12 fromK)om-5pm C a ll (908) 475-3671 - , free Adm ission four Stsltrs Wintry h toceWd on County Routt $19,3 miles North Pick-Your-Own Strawberries - Live Entertainment Call (908) 735-0870 el Rout* 4t or tmtes South o< H0.MI12 Educational Hoyrides - Strawberry land tor cMdren for advance ticket sales Strolng Vineyard Tours-W ine Tasting Room cut (NM| 475-3172 lor free brochure Abo-Dont mbs The ",Jersey Fresh" Food and Wine Festival Matarazzo Farms ll locaM on County Rl 51? North ol BcMdeie.NJ, Nwtim ey July 30 * 31, ot Arthur's Landing, Weohowken, NJ CaH for Info. |ust 3 mlei NorSi of Route 44 or i miles South ol 1-80, Exit 12. mis/ x# Mi ll/ HX ’UrS ir^ 'V LM L L I ’SNOWrc \]/\W f

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And this is just a sampling of what the the city, don’t forget to sample scrumptious salt water taffy, which originated here in the 1880s! fine dining, region has to offer every member of the family! TropWorld, the Shops on On Ocean One, or the Mail a box to friends all across the country! Atlantic City, the Queen of Resorts, continues summer thrill rides on the boardwalk. Just The Greater Atlantic City Region’s beaches to draw over 30 million visitors a year! Aside inland in Cardiff is Storybook Land, a theme are some of the finest in the country. Very entertainment park centered around famous children's stories. from the excitment of 24-hour wagering in a wide, safe and inviting, they are perfect places Atlantic City has undergone many new a n d g a m in g dozen premier casino hotels, the fabled city to enjoy summer with your family. Party boat serves up superstar entertainment with regular developments this past year! 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Som es Point 29-31 3-5 (609)344-1943 New Jersey Festival of Ballooning Seaside Heights (908) 349-0220 American Indian Arts Festival and Concert 23-26 (609) 927-5253 7 New Jersey Quarter Horse Solberg Airport. Readington Association Annual Show Rankokus Indian Reservation. , Paramus Festival for Kids 1994IBM/US Equestrian Feetival of 9-10 Vineland Jersey Freeh Festival 30-9/5 Wastampton (609)261-4747 (201)646-2780 Park Madison. Plainfield (201) 455-1555 (800) HOT-AIR9 Giampietro Park. Vineland (609) 794 New Jersey Horse Park, Allentown Champions 3rd Annual Kentucky Avenue Festival Flemington Fair 4005 (908)879-7415 Hungarian Festival Stti Annual Now Jersey Seafood Hamilton Farm. Gladstone Kentucky Avenue, between Atlantic and Flemington Fairgrounds. Flemington Hungarian -American Athletic Club. New Feetival (908)234-1251 Arctic Aves Atlantic City A u g u s t 12-13 (908) 782-2413 Brunswick (908)828-7763 Stiver Lake Park, Belmar 23-9/1 (609)345-4438 32nd Annual Long Beach Island S e p t e m b e r 5 (908)681-2900 Lifeguard Tournament Festival of the Atlantic 5,11,12,18,26 Jenkktson'a Fireworks 1 0 M ae Crustacean Hermit Crab Seauty 22nd Street Beach. Bamsgat Light 2-4 Jenknaon's North at the Wet. Point 1 2 Jenkinson's Beach. Point Pleasant 40th Annual Choir Festival Sthntc Festivals Contest and Crab Raoee deweM------M nMa- ^aa I rncrang TTOUfTMUMm i i n m a m a r f Pteuant Beach (9081399-4541 11th Annual Decoy and Woodcarvers Beach (908)899-6686 (609)361-1200 Garden Slat® Arts Center. Hofcndr* Great Auditorium. Ocear Grove. Beach at 6th Street. Ocean City (908) 442-9200 25 (800)773-0097 (609)399-6111 13 Batsto Village. 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Bamegat Heritage Center Craftsman Farms list of historic sites found in New (908)938-2371 East Bay Avenue, Bamegat Manor Lane 4 Route 10 West Jersey. It's a good idea for you Hours: Daily. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. (609)698-8365 Morris Plains S t e p to call each site before you visit American la b o r Muaeum/Botto Hours: May-Sept., Fri.-Sat. 10 a.m - (201)682-2859 for more information on guided House National Landmark 1 p.m. Hours: Tours Thurs. & Sun 2-5 p,.m., tours. Call 1-800-JERSEY-7, 83 Norwood Street, Haledon last tour 4 p.m. Bamegat Light Historical Society ext. 70 for a Travel Guide and (201)595-7953 B a c k in and Museum Day Mansion Cultural & Historic Guide, too! Hours: Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. 5th Street and Central Ave 199 Totowa Road, Wayne Atlantic City Boardwalk Bamegat Light (201)696-1776 Acorn Had Atlantic City (609)494-2096 Hours: Wed.-Fri. 1-4:30 p.m., Sat.- 68 Morris Avenue, Momstown (609)348-7100 Hours: June, Sept. Sal. 2-5 p.m!, Sun. 10 a.m.-noon 61-4:30 p.m. T i m e ...... (201)267-3465 Hours: Daily July-Aug daily 2-5 p.m. Drake House Museum Hours: March-Dec, Thurs. 11 a m - Bamegat Lighthouse State Park 602 West Front Street, Plainfield Share in New Jersey’s rich 3 p.m., Sun. 1:30-4 p m. Barclay Farmstead past and visit countless historic 209 Barclay Lane, Cherry Hill Broadway, Bamegat Light (908) 755-5831 (609)494-2016 Hours: Sat.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. sites that will give you and your (609)795-6225 Hours: Tues.-Fn. 9 am.-4 p.m, Hours: May-Labor Day daily 10 a m - families a taste of yesteryear. Drumthwacket Route 524, Farmingdale special tours by appointment 4:30 p.m.; Labor Day-October 354 Stockton Street, Princeton Here is just a sampling of a long weekends 10 am -4:30 pm (609)683-0057 Batsto Historic Village Hours: Wed. noon-2 p.m., groups by Route 542, Hammonton appointment. (609)561-3262 Edison National Historic Sits Hours: Daily, Wharton Home open Main Street and Lakeside Ave. West Memonal Day-Labor Day daily 8 Orange a.m.-4:30 p.m. (201) 736-0550 Beicher-Ogden Mansion Hours: Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m., guided 1046 E. Jersey Street, Elizabeth lours 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Glenmont (908)351-2500 Mansion Wed.-Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tours by appointment Elias Van Bunschootan House Beverty National Cemetery Route 23, Wantage Route 130, Beverly (201)875-3887 (609)871-3859 Hows: Mid-May to mid-Oct Thurs. 4 Hours: Daily, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. 1-4 p.m. m------s »i-M t liA m_ a. »«------■-** -«--- — «»-*■---- 1 doiw dou m m nwwnc m m ron nancocn/m w w y i w i b i w 1073 E. Jersey Street, Szabeth f leers etl on Area/Bandy Hook (201)648-4540 UgMhouaa Hours: Wed.-Fri. 9 a.m.-noon S Fort Hancock/, 1-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-noon & 1-6 Highlands p.m.,Sun. 1-6 p.m. (908)872-0115 Hours: Daily, 7 a.m.-dusk Bridgeton Historic District 50 E. Broad Street, Bridgeton Fort La# Historic Park (609)451-4802 Hudson Terrace, Fort Lee Hours: Tourist Center May-Sept. (201)461-1776 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 10 Hours: Wed.-Sun. 10a.m.-5p.m., a.m.-4 p.m. closed Jan. and Feb.

Burlington Historic District 432 High Street, Burlington Kahdena Road and Route 24, (609)386-3993 Momstown ere giving zwzy a million dollars and you can win! To be aurorrarically aaned, just me Hours: Daily 9 a.m.-9 p.m., call for (201)326-7645 your Trump Card when you pfay our dots, or stop bjr the Promotion Booth for a game card. tour appointment Hours: April-Oct. Wed.-Sat., 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Complete rules and regulations available at the Promotions Booth or the Trump Card Center. Camden County Historical Society/Pomona Had Garils Center September 5,1994 Drawing - Ten $10,000 cash prizes will be given away. Park Blvd. and Euclid Ave., Camden Broad Street, Branchville (609)964-3333 (201)948-6662 1 \ \ i \m it., i't‘K (,i \ \ i > rid/ 1 iHi \\\ i\(, Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 12:30-4:30 p.m., Call tor hours Sat. 1-4 p.m., Sun. 2-4:30 p.m. Qanretaon Farm Grand Prize: $500,000 6th Prize: $25,000 CampbaS Christie House 4-02 River Road, Fair Lawn 2nd Prize t $100,000 7th Prize: $20,000 1201 Mein Street, River Edge (201)646-2780 3id Prize: $50,000 8th Prize: $15,000 (201) 343-9492/646-2780 Hours: Mid-Sept.-Nov, and March- 4th Prize: $35,000 9th Prize: $12,500 Hours: Tours by appointment. mid June, Sun. 1-4 p.m., reservations other tones 5th Prize: $30,000 10th Prize: $12,500 Cepe Mey County Historical s Society Great Fats National Historic I 11th thru 110th Prize* $1,000 Route 9, Cape May Court House Landmark District You n « be procut • w U h i root lruMpmcat, (609)465-3535 65 McBride Avenue, Paterson W f o f the roue tliawA WiaacrbeeJarrow• ■ peiie. Hours: Library 10 a.m.-4 p.m. except (201)279-9587 Drawing Site: Atlantic City Comcmioa Hall • Drawiag Time i P m 1 thru 1 0 -6p.m. - 11th thru 110th-2p.m. Sun.; tours in summer 10 a.m.- Hours: Mori.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m.. noon-4 p.m., tow s by appointment P U I \1 I K I It O | I Cape May Historic District fy— nwk~fi fPi im hftififi County Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts - i W K w aocw iy Special includes choice of soap or salad, entree, two vegetables and 1048 Washington Street, Cape May Ye Great Street, Greenwich non-alcoholic beverage. Regular price $14.75 (609)884-5404 (609)455-4055 Hours: Tours daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Hours: Tues.-Sat. noon-4 p.m., Sun. Pment thi* voucher, valid I.D. and same day puking ticket to CaNiedral of the Sacred Heart 2-5 p.m., tours by appointment the Promotions Booth. Valid thru $J 14/94.12 noon • 10 PM daily 89 Ridge Street, Newark Qfovir CttYjlmd Plrthpl>ct * (201)484-4800 207 Bloomfield Avenui, Caldwell Ofcrtjeaw wiMb|r.n4i» d fiiA r o mia. O fc k ro wadinbb. U rol ifetahygrofcrpaAy. Ofc Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. (201)226-1810 m U lt a Ac New f e t e l a m , Nna ■ M F»T« Hawy’i DA, N an to dew* A l p n a m m be ftm m . M « be 21. 9 a.m.-5 p.m, Hows: Wed.-Fri. 9 sm.-naon and ComeAue Low Houaa/MIddtoaex 1-6 p.m„ Sat 9 aim.- noon and 1-5 p.m., Sun. 1-6 p.m.

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Hamilton House Museum 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Last tour 2:30 p.m. Hours: Wednesday tours, other times Otd Monroe Stone School House (201)962-7031 by appointment Route 94, Hamburg Hours: Tues.-Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 971 Valley Road, Clifton Learning's Run Gardens and (201)744-5707 (201)827-4459 Colonial Farm Mountain Lakes Historic Salem County Historical Society Call for hours and appointment Hours: Sun. 2-5 p.m., tours by 1849 Rout* 9 North, Swamton 79-83 Market Street, Salem appointment., dosed Jan. and Feb. (609) 465-5871 Mountain Lakes Oxford Furnace (609) 935-5004 nvnnvuyv Hoiks: May-Oct. daily, 9:30 a.m.- (201)334-3131 Cinder Street, Oxford Hours: Tues.-Fri. and second Sat. of 335 Franklin Turnpike, Ho-Ho-Kus 5 p.m. (906)475-6581 month noon-4 p.m. Ocean Grove Historical Society Hours: Daily, call for hours tmIMnJis »«----»-- (201)445-8311 Liberty Stata Park amiDnflM MintKXI Ocean Grove Hours: Tours Wed. and two Sun. a Moms Pesin Drive (Exit 14 B NJ Picabnny Arsenal Smithvtlle/JacksonviHe Road month 1-4 p.m.; office open 9 (908)774-1869 Turnpike), Jersey City Route 15, Jefferson Mount Holly Call for tours. (201)915-3400 (201) 724-2797 (609)265-5068 Hours: Daily, 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Old Barracks Museum Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a m -3 p.m. Hours: Tours Sun. 1, 2,3 p.m., Wed. Barrack Street, Trenton noon,1,2, and 3 p.m. Longstraet Farm Princeton Historical (609)396-1776 Longstreet Road, Holmdel Sodety/Bainbridge House Towns of Historic SmithviHe Hours: Tues.-Sat. 11 a.m.-5p.m., (908)946-3758 158 Nassau Street, Pnnceton Route 9, SmithviHe Sun. 1-5 p.m., Mon by appointment Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m- (609)921-6748 (609)652-7777 only. 5 p.m., Sat.-Sun. noon-4:30 Hours: Tues.-Sun. noon-4 p.m Hours: Daily, 11 a m -6 p.m. p.m. Ok! Dutch Parsonage/WaHace Red Bank Battlefield Somers Mansion Lucy the Elephant House 100 Hessian Avenue. National Park Shore Road, Somers Point Decatur & Atlantic 38 Washington Place, Somerville (609)853-5120 (609)927-2212 Aves.Margate (908)725-1015 Hours. Daily, dawn-dusk Call for hours (609)823-6473 Hours: Wed.-Sun. 10 a.m.-noon and of Ellis Island Hours: Sal-Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 1-5 p.m. 1304 Stoatsburg Road. Ringwood Continued on Page 24 Mtcculoch Hal Historical Historic Burlington County Prison Mutium 45 MaccuHoch Avenue, Morristown 128 High Street, Mount Holly (201) 538-2404 (609)265-5959 Hours: Sun. and Thurs. 1-4 p.m., aH Hours: Wed. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Sat. other times by appointment 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Meadows Foundation Historic Cold Spring VMage 1289 Easton Avenue, Somerset 720 Route 9, Cape May (908) 828-74187932-9317 (609)896-2300 Hours: Call for appointment Hours: Memorial Day-Sept. 10 a.m.- MHDrvOKU M L a ^ L VUMUjta H P 4 p.m. CM Mine Road, MMbrook • ----- a.-- sa IW1IW1C OpNCnMI (906)841-9520 333 Speedwel Avenue. Morristown Hours: Daily, 9 am.-5 p.m. (201)540-0211 Misr-Cory House Museum Hours: Thurs.-Fri. noon-4 p.m.. 614 Mountain Avenue. Westfield Sat -Sun. 1-5 p.m. (908)232-1776 Hope Historic District Hours: Sept.-June Sun. 2-5 p.m. P.O.Box 181, Hope Monmouth Battlefisid (908) 459-5381 Route 33, Freehold Tours by appointment (908)462-9616 now ii uving rwnory rinn Hours: Daily, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Valley Road (Route 29), Hopewell Monmouth County Historical (609) 737-3299 Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10am.-4p.m., 70 Court Street, Freehold Sun. noon-4 p.m. (906)482-1466 Immigration Museum at EMs Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10a.m.-4p.m„ Mand/Statue of Liberty Sun. 1-4 p.m. Circle Line Statue of Liberty Ferry Montdair Historical Sodety/lsrael (201)435-9499 Crane House Museum Hours: Tours daily, call for hours 110 Orange Road, Montclair Indian King Tavern Museum (201)744-1796 233 Kings Highway East Hours: Sept.-June Sun. 2-5 p.m., Haddonfietd Wed. 1-4 p.m. (609)429-6792 Hours: Wed.-Fri. 9-11:30 a.m.& Morristown National Historical 1-5:30 p.m„ Sat. 10-11:30 am. & 1-5:30 p.m.. Sun. 1-5:30 p.m. Washington Place, Morristown (201) 539-2085 Kuaer Farm Park Hours: Da#y,9a.m.-Sp.m. 390 Newkirk Avenue, Hamilton Township (609)890-3630 55 Stockton Street. Princeton Hours: May-Nov.Thurs.-Sun. (809)683-4495

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tours. Shop the new outlet stores at Forrestal elcome to Mercer, Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, and Village or browse through the town's interesting Salem counties, the ! This unique shops and boutiques. Don’t forget to sample mouthwatering ice cream at Thomas Sweets, a area is a combination of carefully preserved natural Princeton institution! phenomena, significant cultural, historical and recreational Other significant historic districts that offer W fascinating walking tours in the Delaware River attractions and contemporary excitement. Region include Burlington, where Benjamin Franklin learned the printing trade; Bordentown, Outdoor lovers and nature enthusiasts will be thrilled to know home of Thom as Paine; Gibbstown, site of the that the largest tract of undisturbed wilderness east of the oldest log house in America; and Camden, where Walt Whitman penned some of his finest Mississippi River can be found here. The Pine Barrens - spanning poems.

the Delaware River, Shore and Greater Atlantic Indian War barracks still standing in United Camden also boasts the Thomas H. Kean City regions - is a million acre preserve States. The whole family will enjoy a costume- New Jersey State Aquarium, situated on the An area of encompassing rare flora and fauna, rolling rivers guided tour of restored soldiers' quarters, 18th- banks of the Delaware River. After you're and cedar streams, cranberry bogs, blueberry century period rooms and antique exhibits. greeted by friendly seals, gaze into the second- pristine farms, and remote country towns. Explore the Afterwards, tour the State House, the nation's largest open ocean tank in United States and wilderness by hiking, canoeing, horesback second oldest state capitol in continuous use; say hello to sharks, rays, and other salt water wilderness. riding and camping in various state parks and the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, a restored inhabitants. Learn about aquatic life around forests. Teach your children how to fish in the 1850 Italianate villa housing a permanent New Jersey through an array of indoor and richly area's pristine rivers. The Pinelands is also collection of Trenton- made objects; the New outdoor exhibits. s t e e p e d in home to Batsto, a restored Revolutionary-era Jersey State Museum presenting 19th and 20th Another sure bet for a great time is a day at village. Guided tours of the iron-mining century American art, Indian artifacts, and a Garden State Park in Cherry Hill, home of the the birthing community allow visitors a glimpse of the past. planetarium; and the William Trent House, built New Jersey State Fair. Dine at one of the The Delaware River Region played an in 1719 by Trenton's namesake. Or catch park's fabulous restaurants and cheer on you of a nation. extremely significant role in the birth of our minor leauge baseball action with the Trenton favorite thoroughbred or harness racer. While in nation. Washington Crossing State Park in Thunder! Find out just how exquisite porcelain the area, shop Til you drop at sprawling Titusville, along the banks of the Delaware objects from Boehm and Cybis are made by modem shopping malls. Or venture to Mullica River, is the site where General George touring their factories and galleries. If you're Hill an Haddonfield for the best in antiques. Washington made his famous Christmas Day hungry after seeing all the sites, dine on Foot-stomping rodeos aren’t just found out crossing. Each December 25, the outstanding Italian cuisine in Trenton's west! The Cowtown Rodeo in Sharptown is the crossing is reenacted to the delight of Chambersburg Restaurant District. oldest rodeo on the East Coast and draws over 5,000 spectators. Stop in at the The region's rich history doesn't end in professional riders from around the country. Revolutionary War Museum, picnic, hike Trenton! Next stop..Princeton, home of Nassau The competition is held every Saturday in the along nature trails and enjoy open-air Hall at Princeton University, site of the first summer. theater productions in the summer. Continental Congress. Take a guided tour of An unparalled historical legacy, the unspoiled Titusville is also home to a beautiful the famous university and Bainbridge House, perfection of the Pine Barrens, a host of 1900 working farm, the Howell Living home of the Historical Society of Princeton; see recreational diversions, excellent restaurants History Farm. Albert Einstein's residence; catch a production and accommodations make the Delaware River Once Washington crossed the at the acclaimed McCarter Theatre; or picnic in Region an excellent choice for a daytrip or Delaware, his next stop was Trenton. State Park and learn about summer getaway. Here his army surprised Hessian famous battles at the Thom as Clarke House To make your trip planning easier, consult soldiers at what is now the Old museum. Morven, past official home of New the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism’s Barracks Museum. The Old Jersey Governors and Drumthwacket, now the New jersey Travel Guide. To request a copy, call Barracks is the only French and office! Governor's residence are also open for 1-800-JERSEY-7, ext. 70. y f quiet ride in the Pirie Barrens.

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(609)884-2159 New Jersey Division of Parks ■ State Park Service Spring and Birdwatch/from Page 13 Explore Cheeaequake State Park Summer Events Calendar Gordon Road. Matawan Freehold-Englishtown Road ■ Brochures for specific parks, (908) 566-2161 and Forestry Publications 1994 Tennent forests and recreation areas NewJersey’s To receive a copy of any of the (908) 780-7007 Corson's Inlet State Park Directory of Natural Areas following brochures, please call Ocean Drive, Ocean City ■ Camping Accommodations in Passaic County Nature Center (609)861-2404 (609) 292-2797 or 1 -800-843 State Parks State Parks, Forests and , Garret Mountain 642 or write to the Division of Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park Recreation Areas Parks & Forestry at CN 404, 643 Canal Road. Somerset ■ Volunteers in Parks brochure Paterson and Forests Trenton, NJ 08625. (908) 873-3050 (201)523-0024 ■ Listing of New Jersey State ■ Fee Schedule Discover the scenic wonders Fort Mott State Park ,■ Park Pass Parks, Forests, Recreation Rancocas Nature Center of New Jersey's spectacular R.D. #3. Box 543. Harrisonville Road Areas, Natural Areas. Historic ■ Bamegat lighthouse poster RD 1, Rancocas and Mount state parks and forests! Pack a Salem (609)935-3218 Sites and Marinas full-color, $5 Holly Roads picnic and hike through miles of Hacklebamey State Park ML Holly 119 Hacklebamey Road. Long Valley pristine woodlands and gentle (609) 296-1114 Branchville (609) 261-2495 mountains or follow a trail along (908)879-5677 (201)948-3820 Princeton Battlefield State Park a babbling brook. Canoe down Scherman-Hoffman Sanctuary State Park Mercer Street, Princeton Hardscrabble Road, Box 693 gentle streams or white water 1480 State Route 23,Sussex (609) 737-0623 P.O Box 123. East Shore Drive raft on a rolling river! Drop a (201)875-4800 Bernardsville Prospertown Lake Swartswood (908) 766-5787/2661 line for the catch of the day or c/o Monmouth Battlefield (201) 383-5230 gallop through on horseback. P.O. Box M-519, Lakeside Boulevard Highway 33, Freehold Somerset County Environmental Landing Pitch a tent and sleep under the (908)462-9616 RD 2. Box 80, Route 513, Glen Gardner Education Center (201)398-7010 stars. For a complete Rancocas State Park (201)628-6969 190 Lord Stirling Road description of all New Jersey Wand Beach State Park Westampton Twp Washington Crossing State Park Basking Ridge Route 35, Seaside Park state parks and forests, call the (609)726-1191 355 Washington Crossing- (908) 766-2489 (908) 793-0506 Division of Parks and Forestry Ringwood Manor Penmngton Road, Titusville a t (609) 292-2797 or 1-800- c/o (609) 737-0623 Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary 843-6420. For the New Jersey. Box 150, State Park Road, Hope Ringwood State Park 3rd Avenue and 114th Street Washington Rock Stats Park (908)459-4366 Also: Shepard Lake Section and Stone Harbor Campground Owners Association 16 Rock Road, West Greenbrook Skytande Section of the park (609) 368-5102 Campground Directory, call (800) KMatbinyVaaey State Park (908)566-2161 P.O. Box 1304, Sloatsburg Road 4 4 1-CAMP. c/o Swartswood State Park P.O. Box 123, East Shore Drive Ringwood Wawayanda State Park Traiteide Nature i Science Abram S. Hewitt State Foraet Swartswood (201)962-7031 Warwick Turnpike Center Warwick Turnpike, Hewitt Upper Greenwood Lake (201) 383-5230 Round Vtfey State Park (201)853-4462 (201)853-4462 Coles Ave. and New Providence Lebtewn Stele Forest Box 45D, Lebanon/Stanton Road Road W H i N n W i l P.O. Box 215, Route 72, New Lisbon Lebanon wnanon o w l rovm P.O.Box 220, Route 524 Mountainside (609) 726-1191 (908)236-6355 RD 4, Route 542, Hammonton Farmtngdale (908) 789-3670 Spruce Run State Park (609)561-0024 (908)938-2371 Uberty State Park 1 Van Syckels Road, Clinton Moms Pesin Drive, Jersey City Wetlands Institute AAemuchy Mountain State Park, (908)638-8572 (201)915-3400 HC C2, Box 2, Old Mine Road Stone Harbor Boulevard Stephen's State Park Stokee State Forest Columbia Stone Harbor 180 Stephen's Park Road Long Pond Ironworks State Park RR2, Box 260,1 Coursen Road (908)841-9575 (609)368-1211 Hackettstown c/o Ringwood State Park (908)852-3790 P.O. Box 130H, Ringwood (201)962-7031 Bamegat Lighthouse State Park P.O. Box 167, Broadway Monmouth Bsttefletd State Park Bamegat Light RD1, Highway 33, Freehold (609) 494-2016 (908)462-9616 ML MttchteN Overtook State Park Base River State Forest P.O. Box 118, State Road Scenic Drive, Atlantic Highlands (908)842-4000 New Gretna (609)296-1114 Norvin Green Forest Bell opts in State Forest c/o Ringwood State Park P.O. Box 1304, Sloatsburg Road P.O. Box 550. County Route 550 Woodbine Ringwood (609)861-2404 (201)962-7031 BuTa Wand Section/Delawara 8 Raritan Canal Slate Park Box 374, RD 1, Route 540, Elmer 2185 Daniel Bray Highway, Stockton (609)692-7039 (609)397-2949 Cape May Point State Park c/o Bass River P.O. Box 118, State Road, New Gretna Box 107, Cape May Point

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Sec B ...... $15.00 Children under 10 free Sec C ...... $13.00 Retudfeworfeathfeg Lawn ...... $ 6.00 FALL FESTIVALS room. n w r i *1tk ■ T V u d AREA ADVENTURES: Mall Fee ...... $ 4.00 GERMAN - Sun., Sept. 11 vferormrttc pfeyrr •Jeney Shore Children under 10 free to mall only AFRICAN AMERICAN Sat, Sept 17 •Great Adventure CHINESE - Sat. Sept 24 IM b U fe u A deeper (discount tickets available) SLOVAK - Sun., Sept 25 trim jeeYe meek* (EWISH • Sunday, |unc 12 SCOTTISH - Sun, Oc1 2 akk aaKfctr or •Monmouth Part Mall Show 12:30-2:00 pm fekkfc •Freehold Raceway Stage Show - 3:00 pm |an Murray, TO ORDER TICKETS ■ send < heck made • Wall Race Track Avram Grobard, Avram Pengas, payable to. Carden State Cultural Center • Garden Stale Art Center loanne Borts, George Mgrdichian Fund. PO . Box 116. 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and whale watching, historic villages, Victorian towns, j e r S y S o ! ^ sereneT bird sanctuaries and rollicking boardwalk amusements. of Bridgeton contains 2,200 registered Colonial, ^ , , , . . . x- a • r ~ ____ u . . , Federalist and Victorian structures, a restored One of the country S most enduring vacation resorts IS Lape riay, ^ century Swedish farmstead and interesting at New Jersey’s southern tip. The whole town is a National museums that contain artifacts from the Lenni Lenape Indians and early- American life. Historic Historic Landmark and is filled with exceptional examples of high Cold Spring Village is a recreated pre-Civil War Victorian architecture. Many of the Victorian-era buildings have farming community featuring 18th and 19th- century buildings moved here tram around the country. Wheaton Village in Millville captures the been lovingly restored and are now idyllic bed the public. glassmaking history of the region and the tranquil and breakfast inns. There are limitless tourism Ocean City, "America's Greatest Family A mix of lifestyle of 1888. It is also the site of the Museum activities in town, including trolley tours, Resort," also boasts a boardwalk voted one of the of American Glass, the largest of its nature.and candlelight inn tours, music festivals, lighthouse best in America. Lining its length are kind in the United States. tours, arts and crafts shows, unique shopping, thrilling amusement rides, arcade Along the and endless swimming, deep-sea fishing and fine dining. games, fun shops and a scrumptious Delaware River, time seem s to stand The Wildwoods - Wildwood, North Wildwood assortment of eateries. In addition to still. Visitors can watch fishing fleets beach, and Wildwood Crest - is the quintessential beautiful beaches, Ocean City is the return with the catch of the day at family fun spot. Miles of wide, free beaches capital of festivals. All season long, old fishing villages like Fortescue tinged with seem to stretch endlessly and the colorful sails wacky special events like the Baby and Bivalve. Take a walking tour of of hobie cats dot the horizon. The boardwalk, Parade and the Miss Crustacean Mauricetown and Greenwich, site of Victorian voted one of the best in the country, offers a Contest entertain visitors! The New Jersey’s tea party, where many dizzying array of amusement rides, carnival renovated Music Pier is a fine place to design, give buddings date back to the games, souvenir shops and more. Off the to enjoy concerts throughout the Revolutionary War. beach, the area can be explored by sightseeing summer. this a family The Southern Shore Region cruises. There is even historic Hereford The Southern Shore Region, striving appeals to all types of vacationers Lighthouse, built in 1874, that is to protect the coastal area's natural to u ch . whether seeking quiet solitude or open to environment, attracts nature buffs from action-packed excitement. around the globe. The Cape May Bird Overnight accommodations include Sanctuary welcomes thousands of large beachfront hotels, antique- migratory birds every spring and fall filled bed and breakfast inns and and is the number one spot in the campgrounds located in lush inland country to see migrating hawks and forests. Come "down the shore" this other raptors. Dolphin and whale watching cruises consistently give season for the vacation of your sailers an up-close look at these dreams! creatures from the deep. The Wetlands To make your trip planning Institute in Stone Harbor, also a easier, consult the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism. To birdwatcher's paradise, is a beautiful educational facility where families can request a copy, call 1-800-JERSEY- £ape May Point 7, ext. 70. cean City - family style take nature hikes in the wetlands. The 25 Lighthouse

HEN WAS THE ' LAST TIME YOU SAILED TO A S h o p p in g E x p e d it io n ?

Enjoy a 70-minute sail on the Delaware Bay aboard the Cape May-Lewes Ferry and then je t ready to shop ‘til you drop! From the craft and antique shops of historic Lewes to die outlet * »«• ^ thetyinbarpm nuntqrs paradise. The Ferry puts you right in the middle of it all.

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