Macculloch Hall Historical Museum
Under $25Historic house museum in Morristown with decorative and fine art, a large Thomas Nast cartoon collection, and free gardens.

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Historic formal and native gardens on the New Jersey Brigade site within Morristown National Historical Park.
61 Jockey Hollow Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 · Bernardsville, NJ
The gardens sit on the Cross Estate, which is part of the New Jersey Brigade encampment site in Morristown National Historical Park. The grounds include formal beds, native plantings, a wisteria-covered pergola, and a mountain laurel walk. A nonprofit foundation runs the gardens in partnership with the National Park Service, and volunteers keep them up, meeting on Wednesday mornings from April through November. Visitors can see a plant sale, talks, and garden tours offered at certain times of year. Some areas were fenced off after a fallen tree damaged the pergola and walls, and restoration work was underway.
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