Inspiring citizens since 1792
The New Jersey State House – discover the state’s most historic public building.
“A State House tour brings civics to life. It is a great teaching experience!”
– A 4th-grade Teacher
“Our whole family came on a rainy Saturday. It was really interesting-and free! Everyone enjoyed it.”
– A New Jersey resident
“We loved it here. The chambers were really nice and our tour guide was excellent. It was one of our favorite capitols.”
– A Capitol Collector
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#TBT - View of the State House from Morrisville, Pennsylvania.
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Explore the State House and discover its many details. Call the State House Tour Office for more information, 609-847-3150.
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Today, we welcome students from Passaic County Technical School of Wayne, NJ @PCTI1 (District 40) Legislators @sencorrado , @CPDePhillips , and @KevinJRooney Tag your photos #njstatehousetours https://t.co/fVmMUemFzX
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Public Buildings Arts Inclusion Act, we are offering special Art Tours of the State House Complex. Tours are every Friday at 1:30 PM through September 2019. Info at 609-847-3150.
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Today, we welcome students from Bet Yaakov of the Jersey Shore of West Long Branch, NJ (District 11) Legislators @vingopal , @NJLD11 , Tag your photos #njstatehousetours https://t.co/NtX8ezM5Je
On this day, January 11, 1838, the first public demonstration of a telegraph message was sent using dots & dashes at Speedwell Ironworks, Morristown, New Jersey by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail. #otd #njhistory @HistoricSpeedwell https://t.co/TrMq78Wpfx
