NJ History

Eat NJ
NJ's Blueberry Season
August 14, 2015 comments

A New Jersey Legacy: Blueberries

Family Blueberry Picking The sun was sweltering as I stepped outside of my house and although the morning was still young, the air was already heavy with moisture. It was the kind of summer day you just knew was going to

Free Fun
History of Feltville
August 5, 2015 comments

The Deserted Village: Feltville

Most people assume that towns will always be growing larger and larger as time goes by. With the expansion of major cities such as Jersey City, Newark, and even smaller towns like Red Bank, it’s understandable why this assumption is

Day Trips
Longstreet Farm Holmdel NJ
August 5, 2015 comments

Longstreet Farm In Holmdel: Fun In The Sun For Kids

These days, many parents are worried that their children feel detached from nature. With the ever-ongoing urban sprawl, many children throughout New Jersey will likely grow up without much idea of what life on a farm is like. Luckily for

Historic Sites
History of Thomas Edison
June 19, 2015 comments

Thomas Edison

  Edison He was charismatic. He was brilliant. He had famous rivalries and electrocuted an elephant to death. He created jobs, factories, and some of the most important inventions known to man. He was the Wizard of Menlo Park, and