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Christmas at Allaire
Farmingdale, NJ
Step back into a 19th-century industrial community.
About
Experience the charm of a bygone era at Christmas at Allaire, where the Historic Village at Allaire transports visitors to a 19th-century industrial community. Once known as the Howell Iron Works, this self-sufficient town comes alive with its historic buildings, craft shops, and interactive exhibits. Discover the daily lives of those who lived and worked here, offering a unique glimpse into early American industrial history.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
History enthusiasts, families, educational outings
Vibe
Historic, educational, immersive
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Free To Explore Grounds, Specific Events May Have Costs
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
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Location
Event Details
Schedule
Calendar of Events 2025
Organizer
The Historic Village at Allaire
Practical Information
Accessibility
The page has a link to an accessibility page: https://allairevillage.org/accessibility/
Pet Policy
No pets allowed (service animals welcome)
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be exploring a historic village with uneven terrain.
- Check their calendar of events for specific Christmas programming details as they are announced.
- Consider visiting during daylight hours to fully appreciate the historic architecture and grounds.
- The village is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit; donations and memberships help preserve this historic site.
- Allow ample time to explore the various shops and homes within the village for a complete experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Historic Village at Allaire?
It is a living history museum that recreates a 19th-century industrial community, offering interactive experiences of early American life.
What kind of activities can I expect?
Visitors can explore historic buildings, craft shops, and engage in hands-on activities that demonstrate life in the 1830s.
Does the village receive state funding?
No, the Historic Village at Allaire is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that relies on donations, membership, and fundraising events.
Is the village accessible?
They provide accessibility information on their website, which details the accommodations available for visitors.
What is the historical significance of the village?
The village was once the Howell Iron Works, a self-sufficient factory town that played a role in early American industrial development.