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The Hunterdon Museum of Art is located in an 1836 mill in historic Clinton New Jersey. It resides gracefully on the Raritan River across from the famous Red Mill Village and is on the National Historic Register. The Museum carries on exhibitions and an extensive education program in the region for students of varying skill levels for children and adults. The museum shop carries a wide variety of fine crafts, including jewelry and children's toys and games.

The museum is located minutes from Interstate 78 at exit 15.

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Clinton's Red Mill was built about 1810 as a woolen mill and is one of the most photographed building in Hunterdon County. It sits next to a waterfall dam on the Raritan River in the center of historic Clinton NJ.

The Mill is much more than that big red building however. It is a Village with 12 restored buildings on a 10 acre site with more than 40,000 artifacts and is on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Museum and Village is located just a few minutes off of Interstate 78 and is a true trip back in time. The first mill was built on this site in 1763 and the current mill was built about 1810 and is a reminder of Hunterdon County's rural, agricultural industrial history. It was built as a woolen mill but over time was used to manufacture and process everything from grains to electricity.

The museum, listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places, is spread over 10 acres, contains over 40,000 artifacts including clothing, quilts, and linens, baskets, Victorian household accessories, woodworking tools, lighting artifacts, farm equipment, and tools.

The Village also includes the 1848 M.C. Mulligan and Sons Quarry and the Bunker Hill Schoolhouse and Log Cabin from 1860.

The Red Mill is located minutes from Interstate 78 at exit 15.

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The James A. Michener Art Museum, opened in 1988, is named for Doylestown's most famous son, the Pulitzer-Prize winning writer and supporter of the arts, James Michener. The museum houses one of the best public collections of Pennsylvania Impressionist paintings in the world as well as regularly changing special exhibitions.

Also see the New Hope Annex of the Museum.

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The Doylestown James A. Michener Art Museum, opened in 1988, is named for Doylestown's most famous son, the Pulitzer-Prize winning writer and supporter of the arts, James Michener. The museum houses one of the best public collections of Pennsylvania Impressionist paintings in the world as well as regularly changing special exhibitions.

The New Hope Museum is a 5,000-square foot satellite facility located at Union Square, in the heart of the historic arts colony of New Hope, Pennsylvania in Bucks County.

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Offering, lodging, dining, cocktails, dancing, nightclub, special events, all minutes from Interstate 78 at exit 15.

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The Holcombe-Jimison Museum resides on a Hunterdon County farm that dates back to at least 1742. The farmstead museum consist of the print shop, the woodworking shop, the kitchen, the dentist office, a dairy exhibit, and a blacksmith shop, along with the John Holcombe House. The museum is open from May to October.

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The Marshall House, an 1816 Federal Brick structure is on the National and New Jersey Registers of Historic Places. This was the boyhood home of James Wilson Marshall, a man who discovered gold in California in 1848. The home is now the headquarters of the Lambertville Historical Society.

The museum is furnished with period antiques, and the society maintains thousands of items including a collection of antique handmade quilts from the region. The museum and the society stage exhibitions from the collections like past exhibits that documented Lambertville's industrial history and it's shad fishing industry.

The museum is open April through October, and all year by appointment.

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Voorhees State Park is home to an Astronomical Observatory built in 1965 by the New Jersey Astronomical Association. The 26-inch Newtonian reflector telescope is one of the largest privately owned telescopes in New Jersey. The public is invited to explore the night sky at skywatching programs that are offered year round by the NJAA.

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Northlandz is a museum of childhood. The Great American Railway took 25 years to construct, with 100 trains, 8 miles of track, 35 foot mountains, 40 foot bridges and over 10,000 freight cars. The Raritan River Railway is a 2/3 scale steam train replica that travels through woodlands and tunnels and over bridges.

The "La Peep Dollhouse" is a 94 room mansion with indoor swimming pool, ballroom with doggie band, and 2 story library. A Doll Museum contains over 200 collectible dolls. The Music Hall contains a 2,000 pipe organ that is the centerpiece to this 500 seat theater. The Art Gallery presents a cultural array of over 250 paintings and works of art.

Northlandz was created by Bruce Williams Zaccagnino, is a commercial attraction, and is open year round.

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Huge antique market almost 40 years old, Open Wed, Sat, Sun beginning at sunrise.

Please note, the market is actually a little North of where the map is showing the location. It is one mile South of Lambertville, and 7 miles North of Trenton.

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This market is a Bucks County Tradition. Rice's has everything from sunglasses to t-shirts to antiques and bonsai.

Open early mornings to about 1:30 in the afternoon. Tuesday is Rice's traditional day, but the market is now open on Saturdays also March through December. Go early to avoid the massive crowds.

Admission is free.

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One huge local flea market and farmer's market. You'll find everything from antiques and collectibles to automotive products to baked goods, meats and poultry.

Admission is free. Open Friday-Sunday year round.

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Lambertville NJ is a small, charming, historic town on the Eastern bank of the Delaware River directly across from New Hope and Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Lambertville is about an hour from Philadelphia and an hour and a half from New York City.

Once a sleepy factory worker's town, it has now become a trendy and upscale tourist destination with incredible dining, fine antique stores and distinctive art galleries.

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The Quick Chek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning is North America's largest

summertime hot air balloon festival featuring up to 125 sport and special-shape balloons,

live musical entertainment, children's entertainment, food and drink, interactive exhibits and attractions for New Jersey residents and visitors from across America. Held annually in central New Jersey, the event attracts some 172,500 people over three days.

The 2006 festival is scheduled for July 28-30, 2006. For more information: See the Balloon Festival's Website Here.

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This annual event is one of the largest and popular celebrations in Hunterdon and Bucks County. The 2006 festival was a smashing success.

Shad Fest is presented by The Lambertville Area Chamber of Commerce. In 2006, the festival celebrated it's 25 year anniversary.

The festival features arts, crafts, food, fun, the Delaware River and of course, the Shad.

The event is held in downtown Lambertville usuall on the last weekend in April, and admission is free.

For more information see: The Lambertville Area Chamber of Commerce Website Here.

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Frenchtown is a small town located in the rolling hills of rural Hunterdon County NJ. It is not your typical tourist destination. Frenchtown is very laid back, arty and eccentric.

It is a popular destination for biking, hiking, tubing on the Delaware River, skating and bowling.

For shopping there are about 30 stores in the historic downtown shopping district that cater to visitors. These stores range from art galleries to candy stores.

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Located at the intersection of Knecht Bridge Road and Slifer Valley Road near Springtown PA, this covered bridge has one of the most scenic locations of all of the Bucks County covered bridges.

There are reports by some local residents that the bridge is haunted.

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Located in Lenape Park, this bridge was moved in 1958 and is closed to vehicle traffic.

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Located near Nockamixon State Park and Towhee County Park.

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Located near Doylestown and New Britian and Dublin, Pennsylvania. This covered bridge is also across the road basically from the Shrine of Czestochowa.

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Located near New Hope, Pennsylvania.

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Located in Tyler State Park near Newtown and Wrightstown, Pennsylvania.

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Located near Frenchtown, New Jersey, this bridge is the only covered bridge in Bucks County that traverses the Delaware Canal. It is located in the community of Uhlerstown Pennsylvania, just off River Road, north of Tinicum Park and Erwinna PA.

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This Bridge is located in Erwinna Pennsylvania, just a short jog off of River Road (Route 32). It is on Geigel Hill Road.

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This covered bridge is located at the intersection of two rural roads in one of the most beautiful parts of Bucks County. It is located at the intersection of Cafferty and Hollow Horn Road and traverses Tohickon Creek.

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This covered bridge is located in Stover-Myers Mill County Park. More info. coming and a better triangulation of location.

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This bridge is located on a sharp curve on Carversville-Wismer Road. (also known as Carversville or Wismer Road) It is close to Stump Road, Durham Road (Route 413), Carversville and Pipersville PA.