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Though New Jersey is not immediately the first place people think of when it comes to art, it has served as an inspiration and home to many American artists. The

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

Two years ago, the Netflix documentary, “Tiger King,” captivated the entire nation. Joe Exotic’s outlandish antics, the mystery of Carole Baskin’s missing husband, and the tiger trading business fascinated audiences.

Nestled between the Allamuchy and Schooley’s Mountains sits a village steeped in history. The Historic Waterloo Village was developed on the banks of the Morris Canal in New Jersey in

Known for its beautiful hiking trails and scenic layout, the Watchung Reservation in Union County is a sight to behold. Amid the blooming foliage and flowing rivers lies Watchung Reservation’s

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

The Miss America pageant is an iconic American institution, and this September marks its 100th anniversary. Held annually, the highly publicized television event pits representatives from every U.S. state and

Have you ever wanted to dine in a tavern that George Washington visited during the Revolutionary War? Or maybe enjoy a pint at a bar that dates back to the

The art of glassblowing is a delicate craft that has been passed down through the centuries to artisans all over the world. Blowing fiery, red-hot glass and molding it into

The role of the lighthouse in the 21st century is quite an interesting one. These famous shoreline structures once played a vital role in water navigation; some still do. Yet