New Jersey

State history resources from the New Jersey State government, including resources for teachers.

This museum and library contains exhibitions, programs and educational resources on the history of NJ.

The New Jersey government's official website provides a short history of the state of New Jersey. It offers a concise overview of the state's early settlements, colonial period, role in the American Revolution, industrial development, and other key historical events.

Features an article that explores the history and evolution of public education in New Jersey. The article discusses the development of the "thorough and efficient" standard for education, legal and legislative milestones, and the challenges and reforms that have shaped public education in the state.

Offers resources, events, and publications related to the city's history, including articles, photographs, and research materials.

Covers various aspects of Newark's history, including its founding, growth, significant events, notable figures, and cultural contributions.

The POV (Point of View) website's archive section provides a brief history of Newark, New Jersey, specifically related to the documentary film "Street Fight." The page offers insights into Newark's political and social landscape, focusing on the city's history of political activism and the mayoral race documented in the film.

Provides information about the district's history and evolution. It offers a brief overview of the Newark school system's origins, milestones, and significant events that have shaped its development over the years.

Provides access to historical archives, collections, exhibits, and educational programs that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region.

It offers access to historical archives, photographs, documents, and exhibits that showcase the city's rich history and cultural heritage.

Contains links to a number of state history resources. Select your state under "Choose a Location."

An educational website that provides a guide to thousands of historical and cultural sites throughout the US.

The National Endowment for the Humanities provides links to a number of digital encyclopedias and other resources on state and local history.