NGMMNJ at Lawrenceville

"Kids loved the tanks. The inside museum was interesting. We were the only ones there and got a bit of a tour. Knocked off a star due to the n*die girl print that was "perfectly placed" at eye-level for kids (in a display with foreign money and medals). I understand those sorts of trashy prints were around in WWII, but eye-level for kids? C'mon."

"there are alot of things to see here inside there are helpful knowledgeable employees who are more than happy to help or share information with visitors. this museum is free to public but ask for a donation in a donation box which is well worth it . a few of the most interesting things I saw were propaganda letters, a door that was stuck by a missle and all the tanks in the parking lot. when you go to museum you have to go through gate 3 stop at security gate and show your drivers license to guard. the guard will tell you where to park and you ring bell at door attendants let you in"

"Much like others have said, a hidden gem. Kids enjoyed outdoor exhibits."

"Very nice exhibit with a lot of armored vehicles to see outside! The entrance is a little daunting, as they asked to see ID. But the museum is on a military base after all. I highly recommend visiting! A lot of incredible pieces of history, with an interesting rotating exhibit in the pacific theater of WW2!"

"Heavy military tanks and guns on display outside are amazing! Inside museum is extremely well organized displaying uniforms, rifles, pistols, mortar equipment, bazookas, bayonets, swords and much more. From the revolutionary War thru to the Gulf War. I served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War. Very impressed! Highly recommend for adults and young folks who are interested in our Military history."