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The New Jersey State Museum contains exhibits from such diverse catagories as natural history, cultural history, archaeology/ethnology, and fine art. Active participation is encouraged through hands-on workshops, gallery walks, planetarium sky shows, and demonstrations. Annual special events and programs for chldren are also held. Closed Mondays and all state holidays.
Address: 205 West State St. Trenton NJ USA 08625-0530
 1 609 292-6464
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This museum is home to a permanent collection of decorative and fine arts, cultural history, and industrial artifacts, the majority produced
in Trenton. An extensive collection of ceramic and porcelain from the Trenton area is also on display, as well as a changing exhibit of contemporary art. Closed Mondays.
Address: Ellarslie Mansion in Cadwalader Park Trenton NJ
1 609 989-3632
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The Contemporary Victorian Museum
This Italianate townhouse features fine wood work, authentic period furnishings, antique accessories, and more. Visitors can explore the vast house and its exhibits, all of which have an interesting story to tell. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday.
Address: 176 West State St Trenton NJ USA 08608
1 609 392-9727
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This building was built in 1758 for British troops and Hessian mercenaries during the French and Indian War. Later, George Washington regained the territory after the Battle of Trenton, and it was used by the Americans. The drama of this period of time is exhibited through the gallery, group tours, and walk-in tours.
Address: Situated on Barracks Street and West State Street Trenton NJ
 Send an Email (2) 1 609 396-1776
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William Trent House, constructed between 1716 and 1719, is a National historic landmark. Interpretive programs, tours and more are presented at this historic site.
Address: William Trent Place and Market Street Trenton NJ USA
1 609 989-3027
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