26 reactions · 5 comments | NJ State Library’s Information Center acquired two high-end digitization systems this past year through a grant from the National Archives and Records Administration. These units are for use in digitizing bound and fragile material, large format documents, maps, and much more. Check out the machine in action as library staff digitize historic New Jersey collections page by page!   | New Jersey State Library | Facebook

Major progress has been made on construction of the new Washington Crossing State Park Museum & Visitor Center, opening this year in celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary. The Museum & Visitor Center will serve as a lasting tribute to the fight for American independence that will educate generations about how New Jersey was the Crossroads of the American Revolution. Once complete, the visitor center will feature: ➡ Exhibits outlining the Revolutionary War from 1775 to 1783 ➡ An imm

6.1K views · 332 reactions | Black History Month February is Black History Month and the New Jersey State Police would like to take the opportunity to highlight some of our members. Today, we present to you Lieutenant Stacey Lloyd who has been serving the citizens of New Jersey for more than 18 years. Check out this video as Lt. Lloyd reflects on what Black History Month means to her. | New Jersey State Police | Facebook

In celebration of Back History Month, the New Jersey State Park Service is taking you back in time to the Doctor James Still Historic Site in Medford. Dr. James Still was known as the "Black Doctor of the Pines," treating residents of Burlington County and surrounding areas. He became famous for his successful treatments of diseases and afflictions that licensed physicians of the day were unable to cure. You can visit the Dr. James Still Historic Site and Education Center on the first and third