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The Historic Village at Allaire

Premier living history museum in New Jersey

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December Events Calendar is Here! Come out and see December Events Calendar is Here! Come out and see the village decorated with the Holiday Spirit. All of the Allaire Village Events require tickets. We highly recommend purchasing them in advance because events have been selling out. To purchase tickets, go to our Bio and click the "Get Ticket" button.
James Partial Smith, the Manager of the Howell Iro James Partial Smith, the Manager of the Howell Iron Works, and his family lived in the Manager's House throughout the 1830s, but they were not the first ones to live there. When Mr. Allaire bought the Howell Iron Works in 1822, the Managers House was already on the property. Visit the house today and learn more about the previous residents and how the house came to be. The village is open on Saturdays & Sundays between 11am and 4pm. Make sure you get your Daily Admission Tickets in advance. To purchase tickets, click the "Get Ticket" button in our Bio.#AllaireVIllage#NJHistory#history#1830s#NJPark#Staycation
Come out this weekend to celebrate Our Day of Than Come out this weekend to celebrate Our Day of Thanks! Enjoy a historical day here at the village and learn about how Thanksgiving was celebrated in the 1830s! Visit our historic homes, witness demonstrations of period hearth cooking , and participate in a special program on the village green. Tickets are required for this event. To purchase your tickets, click the "Get Ticket" button in our Bio. #NJHistory#AllaireVillage#NJParks#Thanksgiving#History#1830s
Thank you to everyone who came out for the last f Thank you to everyone who came out for the last flea market of 2020. A bigger thank you to our sponsors @njlottery and @newyorklife for coming out today. We look forward to seeing everyone in 2021!#allairevillage#NJParks#vintage#allairefleamarket#thrifting
This is a photo of our Foreman's Cottage. Despite This is a photo of our Foreman's Cottage. Despite its size, this home once housed a family of five back in the 1830s! The Johnson Family resided here and Mr. Johnson was the Foreman of the Howell Iron Works. This meant that he oversaw all of the workers and operations at the Blast Furnace. Mrs. Johnson also played a prominent role in the village as the head of the Apothecary in the General Store. If a villager did not feel well she was the lady to see! If you would like to learn more about this building you can come out on Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 4pm.#Allairevillage#NJHistory#NJParks#Learnsomethingnew#funfact#1830s
CHRISTMAS LANTERN TOUR TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! CHRISTMAS LANTERN TOUR TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! Enjoy a guided lantern tour through the Historic Village at Allaire and see the village lit up at night! Explore our historic buildings and learn from our period interpreters who bring 19th century Christmas traditions to life! Due to COVID-19, masks are required to be worn during the duration of the tour when inside the historic buildings as well as outside in the village. Tickets are limited. Pre-registration is required for this event. To find out more information click the "Get Ticket" button in our Bio.#Christmas#AllaireVillage#Lantertours#NJHistory#NJEvents#HolidaySeason#Tour
November events are here! Make sure you get your t November events are here! Make sure you get your tickets in advance for our event. Click the "Get Ticket" button in our bio for more information!#AllaireVillage#NjParks#NjHistory#NJEvents2020#November2020
Happy Halloween! Come out and join us this Hallowe Happy Halloween! Come out and join us this Halloween to see a spooky Allaire Village!#allairevillage #halloween#candy#NjParks
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The Historic Village at Allaire is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, licensed by the State of New Jersey to operate and manage the historic property located within Allaire State Park.

Allaire Village does not receive state funding, and relies on donations, membership, and fundraising events to help fulfill our mission of preserving the history of this site, and educating the public about life in the Village in 1836. Donations to Allaire Village are tax deductible.

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The Historic Village at Allaire
4263 Atlantic Avenue
Farmingdale, NJ 07727
732-919-3500
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"Christmas at Allaire" TICKETS now available, Sun. Dec 6, 13, 20. LIMITED CAPACITY EVENT! Tickets MUST be purchased in ADVANCE!

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