Tours and Field Trips 

It’s one thing to read about history and quite another to immerse yourself in it! There is nothing quite like experiencing a few hours on our former military base, among thousands of artifacts, where radio pioneer and Nobel prize winner Guglielmo Marconi set up shop in 1912 and the Army Signal Corps innovated military and radar technology from the dawn of WWII to the 1990s.

During normal operating hours, for one price of admission, visitors are welcome to roam our 27 acre campus and enjoy our 21 museums and exhibits. Should you desire something more, we have several options.

Tours

For small to larger groups looking for a more curated experience, perhaps on a particular theme (ex. WWII, radio communications, computers, commerce), a unique itinerary and tour guide volunteer can be arranged.

To inquire about a tour, contact Gloria Kudrick at 732-280-3000 or info@infoage.org

Field Trips

For students, whether public, private, or homeschooled, from kindergarten to grad school, our volunteer education specialist works with teachers and administrators to develop a tailored learning experience aligned with curriculum needs. Experts in each of our major museums– all presently or formerly in industries related to their museum theme– are on hand to guide and answer questions.

Lunch space is available and, for an additional fee, snacks, drinks, and pizza from a popular local restaurant can also be reserved.

To fit school schedules, our museum volunteers are nearly always able and willing to open before public hours, as early as 9AM.

And for an additional fee, one stop on the tour can be a custom hands-on STEAM activity in our Collaboratory-Makerspace-Podcast Studio in building 9059.

For more information on educational field trips, click here.

While InfoAge History and Science Museums is tucked away in a wooded suburb on the Shark River, as an added benefit to day trippers we are 10 minutes from Jersey shore beaches and communities and (literally) hundreds of restaurants and stores!