Museum of Early Trades & Crafts

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9 Main St
Madison, NJ 07940
+1 (973) 377-2982
http://www.metc.org
973) 377-2982 Museum is located at 9 Main Street (NJ Route 124 at Green Village Road) in the heart of of MadisonNJ, about 28 miles west of New York City. We are easily reached from exit 35 of Interstate 287, or exit 7 of New Jersey Route 24. Written Directions and Map We are two blocks west of the Madison train station on the New Jersey Transit Morris and Essex Line.

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4.07 reviews
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Abby C.
1/5/2022

After brunch at Sunday Motor Co Cafe, a friend and I went to this museum. It happened to be a day where it was donations only which was a pleasant surprise for two unemployed gals! The museum...

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Gary C.
10/30/2025

Small museum in a beautiful building. Interesting. Well curated. Take about an hour to walk through.

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Chris L.
4/5/2023

The building is the star of the show at this tiny museum, a 1900 no-expense-spared masterpiece with a limestone exterior, high-ceilinged oak-trimmed interior, magnificent arches, leaded glass...

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Anton K.
2/16/2019

Built in 1899 in Romanesque Revival style, the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts is an architectural treasure. Original stenciling, terra cotta finials, finely crafted wrought iron rails, vaulted...

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R- D.
3/11/2018

What a beautiful little museum. The building the museum is housed in used to be a very ornate library. If you love architecture, you'll want to visit just for that reason. The stationary exhibit...

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