"Historic Cold Spring Village is an Early American open-air living history museum." Encompassing 22 acres in Cape May, New Jersey, visitors to the village can take part in a variety of interactive, education, and hands-on family activities. The village maintains a small farm where "heritage crops" are grown, 26 beautifully restored buildings, and a staff of historically-clothed interpreters, who educate and entertain visitors regarding the lifestyles, issues, trades, and crafts of turn of the century New Jersey.

The site offers an events calendar, visitor information, detailed information about the educational programs offered, both in class programs and programs at the village, a section for crafting and recipe ideas, and a listing of recent press releases.

This listing is a duplicate of identification number 9752.

This is a duplicate of node identification number 13049.

no website.

Museum under development. This will be a living history museum depicting a family farm owned and run by African-Americans. Such farms were common between 1600 and the 1960s. The site hopes to draw attention to the contributions of African Americans to U.S. agriculture.

The site is under development. The Bergen County Historical Society and its museum are already addressed in listing 11677.

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This is a town's website and has no specific info on sites to visit or educational programs offered. Very commercial.

This is a preservation organization and has no site for school groups to tour or educational programs for primary or secondary students.

This is a duplicate of node identification number 9935.

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