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A UFO Was Sighted In New Jersey 57 Years Ago And It’s One Of The Most Credible UFO Sightings In History

One Of The Oldest Buildings In New Jersey Was Owned By One Family For 300 Years And Is Now A Historic Site
Little Silver, NJ is a charming beach town known for the historic Parker Homestead dating back to 1667.

The Fascinating Archaeological Discovery That Put This New Jersey Beach Town On The Map

This Tiny, Isolated New Jersey Village Is One Of The Last Of Its Kind
Viking Village in Barnegat Light, New Jersey, is a historic fishing village known for its unique charm, sustainable fishing, and quaint shops.

From Campbell’s To Kohr’s, Here Are 12 Delicious Moments In New Jersey Dining History
New Jersey has a rich food history with many iconic American dishes and food brands originating from the state.

Most People In New Jersey Don’t Know About Our Old World War II POW Camp
Camp Kilmer in New Jersey, a major World War II transportation hub, also housed German POWs, a lesser-known fact about its history.

Few People Know New Jersey Was Home To The First Submarine Test In America
New Jersey played a pivotal role in the development of modern naval warfare with the first submarine test in the Passaic River.

These 9 Celebrities Hail From Some Of New Jersey’s Most Charming Small Towns

Few People Know About The Missing Nuclear Bombs Hiding Somewhere Off The Coast Of New Jersey
Two nuclear bombs were lost off the coast of New Jersey in 1957 and remain missing to this day.

Dine At The Historic Spot In New Jersey Where George Washington Drank Ale
Rocky Hill Inn & Tavern, one of the oldest restaurants in the U.S., offers a historic dining experience in New Jersey.

This Eerie And Fantastic Footage Takes You Inside New Jersey’s Abandoned Wayne Hills Mall
Wayne Hills Mall in New Jersey, once a local gem, has been demolished after years of decline.

One Of The Last WWII Lookout Towers Is Right Here In New Jersey And It’s So Worth A Visit
Cape May's World War II lookout tower stands as a museum and tribute to the soldiers who protected the US coast.

It Was So Cold In New Jersey In 1961, Temperatures Stayed Below Freezing For 16 Days
New Jersey experienced its most intense winter in 1961, with temperatures dropping to 30 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

This Is The Oldest Place You Can Possibly Go In New Jersey And Its History Will Fascinate You
The Seabrook-Wilson House in New Jersey, dating back to 1663, is renowned for its historical significance and haunted reputation.

Most People Don’t Know That Part Of Delaware Is Hiding In New Jersey
A small part of Delaware exists within New Jersey due to historical border agreements and tidal changes.

Once The Longest Suspension Bridge In The World, New Jersey’s George Washington Bridge Was A True Feat Of Engineering
The George Washington Bridge, once the world's longest suspension bridge, is an engineering marvel connecting New Jersey to Manhattan and remains the busiest bridge globally.

These 14 Photos of New Jersey In The 1960s Are Mesmerizing

A Hospital Was Built And Left To Decay In New Jersey’s Immigrant Hub
Ellis Island's Immigrant Hospital, now a decaying monument, is open for tours and showcases both historic and modern art elements.

The Oldest Church In New Jersey Dates Back To The 1700s And You Need To See It
Deerfield Presbyterian Church in Bridgeton, New Jersey, is one of the oldest churches in the country, dating back to 1771.

Explore New Jersey’s State Parks Through The Years With These 15 Vintage Photos
New Jersey boasts a rich array of state parks and farmlands, offering diverse natural landscapes and historical sites.

A Gorgeous Train Depot Was Built And Left To Decay On New Jersey’s Waterfront
The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal in Liberty State Park is a historic site that has been restored and is now a beautiful park worth visiting.

The Terrifying, Deadly Airship Crash In New Jersey That Will Never Be Forgotten
The Hindenburg disaster in 1937 marked a tragic end to the era of airship travel, with the airship catching fire and crashing in New Jersey.

Travel Back To The 1800s By Visiting New Jersey’s Very Own Historic Village
Allaire State Park in New Jersey offers a unique day trip with its preserved historic village and ongoing cultural events.

The Last Survivor To Leave The Sinking Titanic Is Buried In A New Jersey Graveyard
Charles Joughin, the Titanic's chief baker and last survivor to leave the ship, is buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson, New Jersey.

History Left A Definite Mark At This One Fascinating Spot In New Jersey, Weehawken Dueling Grounds
Weehawken Dueling Grounds in New Jersey is a historic site where Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr's famous duel took place.

The Historical Reason The Entire Country Has New Jersey To Thank For Thanksgiving
New Jersey played a crucial role in the creation of Thanksgiving, thanks to Representative Elias Boudinot's suggestion in 1789.

You Can Visit The Actual Spot Where The Vicious Shark Attacks Occurred In New Jersey That Inspired ‘Jaws’
The 1916 New Jersey shark attacks inspired the famous horror film "Jaws."

The 8 Most Severe Hurricanes And Tropical Storms To Ever Hit New Jersey
New Jersey has experienced several deadly hurricanes and tropical storms over the years, causing significant damage and loss of life.

One Of The Deadliest Accidents In U.S. History Happened Right Here In New Jersey
The Woodbridge train derailment in New Jersey in 1951 remains one of the deadliest rail accidents in U.S. peacetime history.

A Trip To One Of The Oldest General Stores In New Jersey Is Like Stepping Back In Time
Rambo's Country Store in Califon, New Jersey, offers a historic shopping experience with original artifacts and a variety of fresh meats and foods.





