Salem County Historical Society Museum
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Description
The museum offers interpertive exhibits focusing on the history and culture of Salem County.
The society is housed in four interconnected historic houses, the centerpiece of which is Alexander Grant's Mansion House (1721).
The Grant House showcases the museum's signature exhibits, including Salem in the Revolutionary War and Wistarburg Glass.
The Josephine Jaquette Memorial Library contains extensive materials for genealogical and historical research. It maintains historic books, manuscripts, documents, scrapbooks, photographs and a microfilm library of old newspapers from throughout the county. Open Tues. - Sat., noon - 4 pm.
The society is housed in four interconnected historic houses, the centerpiece of which is Alexander Grant's Mansion House (1721).
The Grant House showcases the museum's signature exhibits, including Salem in the Revolutionary War and Wistarburg Glass.
The Josephine Jaquette Memorial Library contains extensive materials for genealogical and historical research. It maintains historic books, manuscripts, documents, scrapbooks, photographs and a microfilm library of old newspapers from throughout the county. Open Tues. - Sat., noon - 4 pm.
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Advance Reservations Required, Family Friendly, Meeting/Tour groups welcomePayment Options
American Express, Cash, Discover, MasterCard, Personal Checks, VisaTime To Experience Activity
Less than 1 hourPlan your Trip
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1996-2011 Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism, P.O. BOX 460, Trenton, NJ 08625




