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Our talks are available both in-person and live via Zoom.
No matter how you choose to attend, please RSVP so we can keep an accurate count of our guests
Spanning three decades in the first half of the twentieth century, Frank Hague's tenure as mayor saw profound and lasting changes to Jersey City's physical landscape, political culture, transportation sector, and entertainment culture. As democratic norms were challenged, innovations in health care and education profoundly impacted the lives of thousands.
The HAGUE exhibition is free and open to the public, with a suggested donation of $5. We encourage you to walk-in and view the exhibition during regular hours. If you'd like to make the suggested donation of $5 in advance, please click below.
DIGITAL COLLECTION
Can't visit in person but still want to view the exhibitions and take a closer look through a virtual Zoom?
Enjoy our digital collection twenty-four hours a day!
Located at The Apple Tree House, each month the Museum of Jersey City History hosts monthly open houses and is also available, by appointment, for group visits.
Museum of Jersey City History would like to thank our 2024 sponsors for their continued generosity and support of our programs.
To learn more about sponsorship or to make a donation, click here.
