Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Edison National Historical Park in the small town of West Orange, in 1887, Edison Laboratory established by architect Henry Hudson Holly operated for more than 40 years, film cameras, phonograph improvements, silent movies and audio movies were invented in this laboratory, Before you visit, you can get a guide, two pages of which are their team and laboratory research inventions, the entire historical park has more than a dozen historical buildings, opened to the public in 2009, which is also the world's first film studio. The precision machinery workshop is also reserved in the building to make molds. Standing at the entrance of the building, it is quite shocking. There is an ancient house next to the park park, located in Edison's home in the park. If there is enough time, you can reserve time to visit and punch in together.

Personally think this is the most worth visiting attraction in New Jersey. It is an old castle-style building on the outside, but inside is Edison's residence + laboratory + factory. Tickets $10, guide $5.