Museum Name: Liberty Hall Museum
Schedule: Wednesday through Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm ; Sunday, noon to 4 pm (last tour 2:30 ); April through December
Established: 2000
Address: 1003 Morris Avenue , Union, New Jersey 07083
Phone Number: 908-527-0400
Fax Number: 908-352-8915
Email: liberty-hall@juno.com
Director: Richard J. O'Neill, executive director
Website: www.libertyhallnj.org
Costs: Adults, $10; Senior Citizens, $8; College Students with valid ID, $5; Students ages 6 to 17, $4; Children under six and Museum members, free
Major Exhibits:
Kids' Krafts Workshop, September 9; November 11 &
December 10; $15 per child; reservations are required
Pumpkin Patch Weekend, October 28 & 29; Special admission rates apply: Adults, $14; Senior Citizens, $12; College Students with valid ID, $9; Students ages 6 to 17, $8; Children under six and Museum members, free
The Museum also offers birthday party packages.

Class Trip Programs: From Crown to Country, Experience New Jersey 's Transition from a colony of England to a state of the United States ; Changing Childhood, Three distinct generations of childhood will be explored (1780's-1940's)

Class Trip Pricing: $5 per student; one complimentary adult admission for every 10 students

Liberty Hall Museum chronicles more than 200 years of New Jersey and U.S. history. It was the home of William Livingston, the first elected governor of New Jersey and a signer of the Constitution, and houses extensive collections of antique furniture, ceramics, textiles, toys and tools owned by seven generations of the Livingston/Kean families. In 2005, Liberty Hall added the Firehouse to the Museum's complex. It contains a 1928 American LaFrance Pumper, a 1927 Seagrave Pumper, and an extensive display of fire helmets, uniforms, bells, tools, documents, and photographs. Liberty Hall's 23 landscaped acres contain a formal English garden, a fruit orchard and some of the oldest trees in the state