Location ID: #10163935
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An NJ Transit station on the Morristown line built in 1916 with 2 side platforms and 2 tracks.
Location ID: #10261755
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Madison is home to a thriving retail/commercial district which runs the length of Main Street (Route 124). The district runs the gamut from car dealerships and grocery stores to the east, quaint local shops and restaurants nestled in the downtown ...
Location ID: #10261756
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Located in beautiful downtown Madison, McCools is the one of the best places to enjoy delicious Hershey’s ice cream, Yo-Blends frozen yogurt, and ice cream cakes. With more than 20 years of fun times, McCools Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt is a regional ...
Location ID: #10261759
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Includes:
- Football Field
- Multi-Purpose Fields
- Picnic Areas
- Restrooms
- Skating Rink
- Soccer Field
Location ID: #10261761
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The Museum of Early Trades & Crafts is a non-profit educational institution in Madison. The museum's mission is to inspire a connection with New Jersey's history, culture, trades, and crafts. The museum's historic structure, the Madison Public ...
Location ID: #10264251
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Malapardis Park consists of two parks – the Upper Park which is located off of Mountain Avenue and the Lower Park which is off of Malapardis Road. They are connected by an 8-foot bicycle and walking pathway used by walkers, runners, parents with ...
Location ID: #10251476
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Monroe Hall is located at 324 Whippany Road in Whippany. Despite its location on a main road, Monroe Hall appears to belong in the past. The historic church is used by local civic and non-profit groups for meetings. Adjoining the building are two ...
Location ID: #289
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Over the years, the Museum has acquired several unique pieces of railroad equipment with historic ties to New Jersey. This equipment is restored by museum volunteers and subsequently displayed in a pleasant early 1900's atmosphere. They can be found ...
Location ID: #10271785
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MMU is a Publicly Owned, Privately Operated General Aviation Reliever Airport based out of Morristown, New Jersey. As a reliever airport, MMU’s goal is to eliminate the general aviation air traffic that would cause major congestion at nearby ...
Location ID: #10286608
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We provide additional training and education to physicians, residents, nursing staff, respiratory therapists, and other health care professionals:
Laparoscopic and robotic surgery simulators to hone surgical precision and technique.
Patient ...
Location ID: #10286609
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Exterior filming may be allowed on a case-by-case basis, but this is an active hospital and ambulances may pull up at any entrance on a moment's notice. There is a helipad on the roof.
Location ID: #10286539
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Location ID: #10286533
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Here in 1768, on land donated by James Heaton, Baptists shared a log church with Presbyterians. The churches they built in the 1850s stand on either side of the 1837 Mount Olive Academy. The village was at the center of Mount Olive Township, ...
Location ID: #10163712
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Examples of the type of housing stock in Morristown.
Location ID: #10151143
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A waterside park with a walking trail.
Location ID: #10164892
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Examples of the housing stock available in the Mount Tabor community of Parsippany.
Mount Tabor, named for a biblical mountain near the Sea of Galilee, is an architectural adventure—full of Victorian cottages sporting period paints and ...
Location ID: #10150402
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1300 seat Concert hall, built in 1937.
Location ID: #10265192
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Motorboats and sailboats (but not jet skis) are allowed on Mount Hope Pond provided that the watercraft be less than 16' in length and have a combustible engine of less than 10 horsepower or an electric motor with an output thrust not to exceed 80 ...
Location ID: #10163336
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This large Georgian style home was built in the early 1770's for Jacob Ford, Jr., an iron manufacturer, and his family. Mr. Ford also served as a colonel in the Morris County Militia during the Revolutionary War. Ford died in January 1777 while 35 ...
Location ID: #10179356
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Jockey Hollow was the traditional Wick family estate in New Jersey. Throughout the Revolutionary War, it was used by the Continental Army as its main winter encampment, and it housed the entire Continental Army during the Winter at Jockey Hollow, ...
Location ID: #10153251
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The Morris Museum was founded as a children's museum in 1913. In 1964 it moved to the Twin Oaks, Georgian-style mansion on the former grounds of the Frelinghuysen estate. Since then, the Museum's emphasis on visual art has grown and in 2003, the ...
Location ID: #10146373
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...
Location ID: #10146374
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...
Location ID: #10146372
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...