- 191 Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum The third-largest university-housed art collection in the country. New Brunswick.
- 192 Rankokus Indian Reservation The home of the Powhatan Renape Nation. is located on 350 acres of woodland. The museum has tools, musical instruments, clothing, weapons, dioramas and decorative arts. The gallery has works by modern American Indian artists, including paintings, photography, sculpture, drawings, and woodcarvings. There is also a guided tour through a re-created traditional woodland village and a self-guided nature trail.
- 193 Frank Sinatra
- 194 Monmouth Park Race Track
- 195 Leaming's Run Garden Largest annual garden in the USA. It is divided into 27 individual gardens. There is also a reconstructed whaler's log cabin. Middle Township.
- 196 Hadrosaurus The first reasonably complete dinosaur skeleton (except for the head, which I may or may not have in my kitchen) ever discovered.
- 197 Cape May Canal
- 198 Mannington Meadow Owned by the NJ Division Of Fish & Wildlife, this large refuge in the rural southwestern corner of New Jersey is excellent for viewing local and migratory birds and wildlife. The water here is brackish and slightly tidal.
- 199 UMDNJ
- 200 Goldman Sachs Tower At 781 feet tall and 42 floors, this is the tallest building in New Jersey. If it was an interesting looking building it would have placed higher on the list. Unfortunately, it looks like the end of a pencil that has had its eraser used a little bit. Jersey City.
- 401 St. Peter's Church Perth Amboy.
- 402 Lenape Trail A 34-mile-long trail connecting Newark with Roseland.
- 403 Albino Village Located by Rt 3 and 21 in NJ, an area where Albinos supposedly lived in the middle of the 1900's. Probably folklore, because everyone knows there's no such thing as Albinos.
- 404 Hunterdon Museum of Art Located in the historic 1836 Dunham's Gristmill, this structure now hosts a small art museum. Clinton Boro.
- 405 The Freedom Concert The first Sean Hannity Freedom Concert was held in Great Adventure in 2003 and as the number of cities hosting the event has expanded, the concert has continued its run in its original venue. Jackson.
- 406 State Theatre According to their web site, the State Theatre "has offered a magnificent venue for many types of entertainment since 1921. Since then, we have become the premier location of many events such as Hub City Carnivale, the New Jersey Blues & Jazz Festival, Artist-in-Residence, Milk & Cookies, the Urban Arts Festival, on top of a full season line-up of Broadway, dance, orchestra, opera, family events, comedy, and more." New Brunswick.
- 407 First FM Radio Broadcast July 18, 1939 from W2XMN. Alpine.
- 408 Union County MusicFest
- 409 Dickinson House, Alloway Township
- 410 Jasna Polana Princeton.
