Pass 2: Historic Sites of the Morris County Park Commission Due 3/31/2025

Currently unavailable due to seasonal facility closure. Please check back with us in 2025 for availability. Thank you for your understanding!

Historic Parks of Morris County Museum Pass Program!

Thank you for your interest in the Historic Parks of Morris County Museum Pass Program!  Below is important information regarding pass usage and benefits.

Pass Details:

• Pass Admits:  General Admission for 2 Adults and 2 Children (Ages between 3-12)

• Usage: The pass can be booked for a duration of  4 days.   The library offers flexibility for additional days if necessary (within reason) 

• Return Policy: Passes must be returned to the library.   

• Fine Policy:  A late fee of $5 per day will be charged for each pass that is returned late.

How to Reserve a Pass:

• Reserving Passes: You can book your pass through the library website.  https://www.roxburylibrary.org/things  

• Availability: Passes are subject to availability.  

Important Details:

• Validity: Patrons may use their pass only on the reserved dates.   

• Website:  www.morrisparks.net 

• Admission:  The pass provides general admission only and does not grant access to special events or exhibits that may incur additional fees. Please visit the museum's website for information on hours of operation and other details. Each location is open from April to October, but on select days of the week

About the Historic Parks:

Fosterfields Living Historical Farm    73 Kahdena Road, Morristown   NJ    (973) 326-7645
Experience farm living as it was done over 100 years ago at Fosterfields Living Historical Farm. Visit the farm animals and help perform daily tasks, such as collecting eggs, grinding corn to feed the chickens, and churning butter.

Historic Speedwell    33 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown  NJ   (973) 285-6550
Experience the dawn of modern communication and life in Morristown during the Industrial Revolution at Historic Speedwell. The historic site includes the Factory Building, where the telegraph was first publicly demonstrated, the 1860s Vail House, interactive exhibits, walking paths, guided tours, and school programs.   Open seasonally 

Cooper Gristmill    66 Route 24, Chester   NJ   (908) 879-5463
The 1826 Cooper Gristmill is one of the last operational historic mills in the region. Visitors experience simple machines, renewable power, and industrial progress as our educators demonstrate how the site operated over a century ago.

Enjoy your visit!