Heritage preservation in Livingston, New Jersey

Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom, a vibrant and welcoming synagogue nestled in the heart of Livingston, New Jersey. Located at 193 East Mount Pleasant Avenue, our congregation is dedicated to fostering a warm and inclusive community for individuals and families of all backgrounds. As a cherished place of worship, Temple Beth Shalom offers a rich tapestry of spiritual, educational, and social opportunities that cater to diverse interests and age groups. Our synagogue is committed to the practice and preservation of Jewish traditions while embracing modern values and inclusivity. Join us for our inspiring services, enriching educational programs, and engaging cultural events that celebrate Jewish heritage and community spirit. Whether you're seeking a spiritual home, a place to connect with others, or opportunities for lifelong learning, Temple Beth Shalom welcomes you with open arms.

Welcome to The Arboretum at Liberty Hall, a historic and enchanting park located in Union, New Jersey. Steeped in over 250 years of rich history, Liberty Hall invites you to explore its beautifully preserved gardens and arboretum, offering a unique blend of American heritage and natural beauty. Originally established in 1760 by William Livingston, New Jersey's first elected Governor, Liberty Hall has transformed from a private retreat into a vibrant public space. Livingston, a passionate botanist, planted the iconic Horse Chestnut tree that still stands today, over 250 years old and among the oldest in New Jersey. The grounds also host some of the oldest Bartlett and Seckel pear trees in the state, showcasing a living timeline of botanical excellence.

Welcome to Ewing Church Cemetery & Mausoleum, a historic and serene resting place located at 100 Scotch Road, Ewing Township, New Jersey. As one of the oldest cemeteries in the region, we have been an integral part of the Ewing community for over 300 years, offering a final resting place for generations, including hundreds of veterans from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War. Spanning over 50 acres, our cemetery is renowned for its natural beauty, featuring large oak trees, flowering tree-lined drives, and lush greenery. Ewing Church Cemetery & Mausoleum is non-sectarian, serving all faiths and nationalities with open arms, and offering a wide range of customized services to honor diverse cultural and heritage needs.