Visit The Thomas Edison National Historical Park In New Jersey For Free During The West Orange Street Fair
Raymond Goldfield
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West Orange is a great town, and there’s no better way to see it than during a festival. The best street fair in West Orange, the West Orange Street Fair in downtown, is back this year on June 3rd from 11AM to 5PM. You’ll find street vendors, parades, and countless participating local businesses. However, many people might not know about one amazing perk that comes with the arrival of this festival. The Thomas Edison National Historical Park, a federally-recognized museum in the city, is throwing open its doors for free admission for one day only! This amazing museum, filled with artifacts from the life and achievements of one of New Jersey’s most famous citizens, is absolutely worth visiting, and now it won’t cost you a cent to stand among history.
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Have you visited the street fair or the Thomas Edison National Historical Park in past years? Tell us about your visit to this beloved street fair in West Orange in the comments section! You can find out more about the event on the official town website and Facebook page, and check out the museum website for all the details on exhibits. While you’re in town, why not visit this unique fine-dining restaurant?
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