Millville Urban Redevelopment

Wheaton Village is a nonprofit art-based organization located in Millville, N. J. It houses a collection of more than 6,500 objects in a 20,000-square-foot exhibition area. The collection is shown in period rooms and organized chronologically, beginning with a piece from the 1739 Wistarburgh Glass Works, America's first successful glass factory. Some of the other glass factories represented includes Mount Washington, Pairpoint, Durand and Tiffany. Other exhibits include mason jars, paperweights, Victorian art glass, uranium glass, free-blown whimsies. Works of contemporary artists such as Paul J. Stankard, Dale Chihuly and Ginny Ruffner can be seen at the art gallery. Visitors can also view the world's largest bottle, which was made in Wheaton Village's glass factory and featured in The Guinness Book of World Records.

Located in Greenwich, NJ, the Cumberland County Historical Society is dedicated to safeguarding and celebrating the rich history and heritage of the county. Through a variety of means, including acquisitions, collections, exhibits, research, educational programs, and publications, the society strives to ensure that the stories of the past are preserved for present and future generations to explore and appreciate. Comprising six distinct buildings, the Cumberland County Historical Society offers a multifaceted journey through history. Visitors can delve into the captivating narratives housed within The Gibbon House Museum, The Warren and Reba Lummis Genealogical & Historical Research Library, The Alan Ewing Carman Museum of Prehistory in Cumberland County, The John DuBois Maritime Museum, The Red Barn Museum, and The 1783 Hopewell Log Cabin, each offering a unique perspective on the county's cultural tapestry. Generated using this place's available information