Historic Cold Springs Village
Photo by: Meg Boulden @mboulden (This photo is not of Historic Cold Springs Village)
Cold Springs Village consists of 22 acres of land housing twenty five 18th and early 19th century structures from a Blacksmith, a Pottery Studio, Schoolhouses, a General Store to a Brewery and much more. Each of these houses/structures have been carefully transported from around the area to create an historical experience of what life was like in the 18th and 19th centuries. Cold Springs Village is a non-profit corporation which means it survives on donations, sponsorships and their creative “buy a brick” program.
If you’re planning an east coat trip this summer, be sure to visit the Historic Cold Springs Village in Cape May, New Jersey.
In 2016 the “New Jersey Register of Historic Places” entered the Historic Cold Spring Village Historic District to the historic preservation list.
“Historic Cold Spring Village is a non-profit educational institution established as an Early American open-air living history museum. Its purpose is three-fold: historic preservation, history education, and heritage tourism.”