For those looking to see a bit of American history, Absecon Lighthouse makes for an excellent historical stop. The third tallest lighthouse in the United States and tallest in New Jersey, this landmark is over 150 years old and winds up 228 steps.[Learn more]
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The African American Heritage Museum presents guests with what life was life for African Americans during the 20th century. The permanent collection includes graphics, drawings, paintings, home decor items, and advertisements that all work to give a detai[Learn more]
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With roots that go all the way back to 1870, the Atlantic City Boardwalk is pretty iconic and has appeared in several films and television shows, including the wildly popular Boardwalk Empire, and is even the most expensive property in Monopoly. Fr[Learn more]
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Built to preserve the unique history of this seaside town, the Atlantic City Historical Museum is close to all the action while still maintaining its heritage.[Learn more]
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Celebrating its centennial last year, Garden Pier has been a landmark on the Eastern seaboard for over a hundred years.[Learn more]
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When looking for a true snippet into New Jersey's past, head to the Historic Smithville and Village Greene which is home to 40 unique shops, boutiques, and plenty of homemade treats.[Learn more]
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With the big casinos, clubs and sunny beach weather it can be hard to see Atlantic City as being the ideal location for a memorial.[Learn more]
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For lovers of art the Noyes Museum of Art is must with a collection of antiquties and fine art from the personal collection of its founders Fred W. and Ethel Noyes.[Learn more]
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