New Jersey History

Before Cape May, New Jersey became a charming seaside escape lined with Victorian-style homes, it was a meeting ground for whalers chasing profit along the shores of the Delaware Bay. 

Apple brandy, or applejack as it’s more affectionately known, is America’s oldest spirit and its roots trace back to right here in New Jersey. Anyone that has ever tried the

New Jersey’s colonial past is preserved in towns that date back centuries. From early Dutch and English settlements to key Revolutionary War sites, these municipalities tell the story of the

Maple sugaring has become a popular activity for all ages here in NJ. This now wildly popular activity actually originated many centuries ago and was practiced among Native American groups

America’s oldest distillers are right here in New Jersey. They don’t make bourbon or gin—not vodka or rum—but instead, a spirit known by fans as Applejack. Laird & Company has

Established in the mid-1750s, The Cranbury Inn continues to function for its original purpose of offering food and drink to people from all over the world.You’ll enjoy your dining experience

New Jersey has the best pizza in the country. This is canon. With the state’s large variety of styles, NJ cemented itself within the pizza hall of fame long ago.

Perhaps no maritime event is more well-known than the infamous sinking of the “unsinkable” ship—the Titanic. However, few people know that a tragedy befell another liner just off the coast

Jersey City, New Jersey’s oldest and second largest city, is highly known for its diverse population, culture and modern environment. Located right in Hudson County, this city’s history dates back

“What’s one fun fact about you?” If you’ve ever done an icebreaker, you’ve probably answered this question. Spending a few minutes telling bizarre and hilarious stories can bring classrooms, workplaces,