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Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
Jim and Mary Lee Canal Museum
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Ronald Rice (12/30/2019)
Unbelievable testament to men from 100 years ago & to the Father of the Morris Canal's preservation- Jim Lee Sr, and his son & grandson who have honored their ancestors & history with dedication, love and kindness. A must see for a fun-loving historical experience.nAn engineering marvel which is also a National Engineering Landmark.
Michael Riley (11/07/2019)
This park is simply a treasure for anyone who enjoys canals, transportation, or technology history. The highlight of the park is the walk into the tunnel to see the old turbine, and to hear from the man who helped his father uncover it. There is a small museum with a short video and some canal history. Check the website for the open days, I think it is one Sunday a month in the summer and fall. It is a great place.
Jenna Snyder (08/13/2018)
My family and I decided to take a road-trip to NJ this past weekend. One of the stops I found along the way was the Morris Canal and museum. Upon glancing online at the history I thought this would be a great stop and interesting to visit. We weren't disappointed. Jim Sr. gave us a tour and took time sharing information with us, asking us questions and answered any questions we came up with along the way. My son is 8 and my daughter is 11 and both also enjoyed this.While I do think some smaller kids may lose interest (Even as an adult it's sometimes hard to imagine the past)Jim was great with getting my son involved and asking him questions. At the end my son even gave him a big hug. It's a great stop for anyone into the history of the canal, wanting to know about mechanics of the turbines or about the incline planes. Great stop for local families or anyone passing through and curious. Everyone there was friendly and welcoming. Thanks Jim for helping us learn more about the past! :)
Craig Gillhaus (12/04/2019)
One of the manmade wonders of New Jersey here. The family is wonderful who have for generations been part of New Jersey history.
Don Mayberry (09/30/2019)
Love this place and the family who runs it!!
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