New Jersey
141 stories you can hear on the road. Each dot is one of them.
Across the state
- Between Two Cities, The New Jersey Paradox
- Ellis Island's Jersey Shore, Immigration and the Garden State Gateway
- Hamilton's Dream Mill, Paterson and the Great Falls
- Lenapehoking, The Original People of the Garden
- Silk, Strike, and Solidarity, The Paterson Nineteen Thirteen Walkout
- The Chemical Shore, New Jersey's Industrial Corridor
- The Garden in Garden State, Agriculture, the Truck Farm, and the Tomato
- The Pine Barrens, A Million Acres of Strange
- The Shore, Boardwalks, Barrier Islands, and the Summer Republic
- The Ten Crucial Days, Washington's New Jersey Gamble
- The Wizard's Workshop, Edison, Menlo Park, and West Orange
- Three Flags Over the Raritan, Dutch, Swedish, and English New Jersey
Near Allentown
Near Asbury Park
- Convention Hall and the Grand Arcade
- Greetings from Asbury Park
- Hometown Stars and Fireworks over the Ocean
- James Bradley and the Temperance Dream by the Sea
- July Nineteen Seventy: The Divided Town
- Monmouth Battlefield: The Revolution's Longest Day
- Palace Amusements and the Grin of Tillie
- Ruin, Rainbow, and Revival
- Springwood Avenue and the West Side Sound
- The Berkeley and the Lost Grand Hotels
- The Casino and Carousel House at the South End
- The Stone Pony
- The Wonder Bar and Yappy Hour
- Wreck of the New Era, Deal Beach
Near Atlantic City
- Absecon Lighthouse, Atlantic City
- Absegami: The Island Before the City
- Fannie Lou Hamer in Atlantic City
- Miss America and the Business of Beauty
- Nucky Johnson and the Wide-Open Town
- Saltwater Taffy and the Flood Story
- The City That Keeps Reinventing Itself
- The Doctor and the Railroad
- The First Boardwalk in the World
- The Gamble That Built a City Again
- The Knife and Fork Inn
- The Lighthouse Before the City Was There
- The Monopoly Map
Near Trenton
- Abbott Farm: Twelve Thousand Years on the Delaware
- Akshardham: A Temple Rising on the Turnpike
- Allentown: Mill Village on Doctors Creek
- Beverly: Delaware River City
- Bordentown: A King in Exile and the First Free School
- Bristol: Pennsylvania's Oldest Borough
- Church of God in Christ: Princeton's Pentecostal Founding
- Cranbury: The Preserved Village
- Crosswicks: New Jersey's Oldest Quaker Village
- Francis Hopkinson: Signer in Bordentown
- Hamilton Township: The Township Alexander Built
- Hightstown: Crossroads Borough
- Jamesburg: The Town James Built
- John Roebling's Wire: From Trenton to Brooklyn
- Kilns and Clay: Trenton's Pottery Empire
- Lincoln's Pre-Inauguration Stop
- Mahlon Stacy and the Quaker Mill
- Martin Johnson Heade and the Luminist Eye
- Pennsbury Manor: William Penn's Dream on the Delaware
- Robbinsville: New Township, Old Crossroads
- Roebling: The Company Town That Built the Brooklyn Bridge
- The Ambush of Geary, December 1776
- The Battle Monument: One Hundred Fifty Feet of Granite
- The Crossing: December Twenty-Sixth, Seventeen Seventy-Six
- The Delaware and Raritan Canal: Water Road to Two Cities
- The Falls of the Delaware: Lenape Homeland
- The Gold Dome: New Jersey's State House
- The Nation's Capital, For Seven Weeks
- The Old Barracks: Stone, Soldiers, and a Long War
- The Old Fox: Assunpink Creek and the Night Escape
- The Roebling Company Town
- Trenton Makes: The Industrial City and Its Slogan
- William Penn's First Walking Purchase
- William Trent's House: The Oldest Building in Trenton
Along the way
- "The Decrepit": USS Intrepid's Nine Lives
- Andrew Ten Eyck House: Saved From the Bulldozer
- Baltusrol: Seven Opens and a Murdered Farmer
- Battle of Connecticut Farms: Hannah Caldwell's Death
- Battle of Springfield: The Last Invasion
- Bedminster: A Royal Charter in the Somerset Hills
- Before Radburn: Lenape Trails, Dutch Farms, and the Town Built for the Motor Age
- Bell Labs: Where the Modern World Was Invented
- Bloomsbury: Named for the Iron Bloom
- Carlstadt: Named for a King Who Never Came
- Carteret: The Borough That Industry Built
- Chelsea Piers and the Night the Titanic's Lifeboats Came Home Empty
- Clinton and the Red Mill
- Communipaw, First Dutch Foothold on the Hudson
- Dey Mansion: Washington's New Jersey War Room
- Dover, New Jersey
- East Brunswick: Township at the Crossroads
- Edison, New Jersey: The Invention Factory
- Flanders-Drakestown Stone Arch Bridge
- Gibbsboro, New Jersey
- Gloucester City, New Jersey
- Hackensack: Chief Oratam's Town
- High Bridge: America's Longest Iron Furnace
- High Point: New Jersey's Summit and Its Monument
- Jersey City: America's Most Contested Shore
- Jockey Hollow: Where the Continental Army Wintered and Died
- Lawnside, New Jersey
- Leonia: The Artist Borough
- Liberty Corner: A Revolution in a Name
- Linden: Refinery City on the Arthur Kill
- Llewellyn Park: Lenape Mountain Country Becomes America's First Suburb
- Lyndhurst: Meadowlands Borough
- MetLife Stadium: Two Teams, One House, One Historic Super Bowl
- Metuchen: The Brainy Borough
- Milltown: Rubber Capital of the Raritan
- Mount Tabor: New Jersey's Victorian Camp Meeting Village
- Mountain Lakes: Lenape Woodland to Hapgood's Discriminatory Dream
- Newark Airport: America's First Modern Airport
- North Arlington: Where the Passaic Meets the Meadows
- Old Mine Road, Delaware Water Gap
- Old Newton Burial Ground: Five Thousand Souls Since 1762
- Oldwick, New Germantown's Wartime Rename
- Oldwick: New Germantown Renamed
- Paper Mill Playhouse: New Jersey's Broadway Nursery
- Picatinny Arsenal: America's Gunpowder Brain
- Pluckemin: America's First Military Academy
- Pomona Hall
- Roosevelt Stadium: New Deal Ballpark to Rock Shrine
- Sayreville's First Congregation
- Secaucus: From Hog Capital to Meadowlands Hub
- Sluckup: The Legend of Paramus
- Sports Illustrated Stadium and the Red Bulls
- The Baptist Church on the Green: Washington's Hospital
- The Brick Water Tower: Monument to Immigrant Labor
- The Ironbound: Newark's Lusophone Heart
- The Ironbound: Newark's Lusophone World
- The New Jersey Turnpike: The Road You Love to Hate
- Thomas Paine: Citizen of the World
- Waterloo Village: Iron Forge, Canal Hub, Ghost Town
- Weequahic Park: Newark's Olmsted Landscape
- Weequahic, Newark's Jewish Frontier
- Whippany Farm
- Whitehouse Station, An Inn That Named a Town