Mrs. Moreau welcomed us to the Ocean County Museum!

Abryanna and Elisabeth thought the dollhouse version of the museum was so cool!

The students were able to touch where Abraham Lincoln signed!

The Dining Room was beautiful!

Mrs. Moreau's 3rd grade class made this dollhouse version of the museum many years ago. It is an exact replica of the museum, right down to the tiniest detail!

The week we went, there was a display on Victorian funerals. Anderson & Campbell donated this set of minature hertz cars.

Joey was looking at the display showing a battle from the Revolutionary War.

The kitchen was the heart of the home in Colonial Times. We got to see first hand how creative and smart the people were back then!

We passed around an iron to see how heavy it was. Here, Lizzy checks it out!

One of the rooms in the museum showed us what a one-room schoolhouse looked like.

Max wrote his name on the slate like many students did during Colonial & Victorian times.

In this room, the students got to see a beautiful fireplace, and Syrus is looking in the 3-D viewer!

Mr. Testa holds the 3-D viewer for Josh S.. We all thought it was so interesting to see how people were able to create the 3-D image back then!

Syrus and Alyssa T. took a turn to feel the material of a blimp.

In the bedroom, the students are looking at a chair with a chamber pot built inside!

Syrus and Erica got one last look at the dollhouse before we left. We had a great time!