New Jersey history

So what exactly is weird? When it comes to a building what do you think of when you hear "it's a weird building"?

I haven't done a historical article in a long time, but I always enjoy it when I can bring a bit of New Jersey history to you.

I always enjoy an opportunity to share some cool "American History" with you when it comes from New Jersey and the Jersey Shore. It's always exciting to me to learn about the history of where we live and what happened before our time here in the Garden State.

This story goes from the American Revolutionary War to Burlington County to Washington D.C. to Ocean County to Tuckerton, New Jersey. This is the story of a true New Jersey Patriot and a big part of American History from a very long time ago.

There is so much history in New Jersey, and the story of the oldest hotel in the state is a really interesting one.

This article mixes history and patriotism and our amazing members of the United States Military Family. We are going to take a trip through history and take a look at the oldest most historic military bases in America.

Once again I want to bring to you a piece of our history. American history which is from right here in the Garden State. A way for us to get a better look into the deep roots of the American story that we have been part of right here in New Jersey.

It's no secret I am a "history buff". I enjoy history from around the world, around America, and right here around New Jersey.

Two of the most important minds in recent history both had ties to New Jersey. These two men changed the world and both did it with their intelligence.

If you have ever been in Southern Ocean County in the area of Little Egg Harbor you may have seen the remnants of what was known as the Stinkhouse on Crab Island.

If you love the creepy, strange, intriguing, haunted, or just odd places in America then this is a location you need to put on your must-visit list. For me, it is right up there with the Winchester Mystery House in California. I don't know if it's haunted, but it is the strangest home I have ever been in...

When the average person sees New Jersey, what do they think of?