Technology and transportation history

InfoAge Science & History Museums

About 6 driving miles

More than 20 science and history museums and exhibits occupy the National Historic Landmark campus where Marconi, the U.S. Army and later volunteers preserved communications, radar, computing, military and space history.

The place

About InfoAge Science & History Museums

InfoAge is a consortium rather than one small exhibit room. Thousands of artifacts and volunteer specialists occupy multiple buildings on the former Marconi wireless station and Camp Evans Signal Corps research campus.

The current schedule is Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from noon–5 p.m. Admission effective January 1, 2026 is $15 ages 13+, $10 ages 5–12, free ages 0–4, $12 seniors and $8 military with ID. Some partner exhibits, including the Military Technology Museum, may not open every museum day.

Visitors walk outdoors between exhibit buildings, so weather and time matter. The museum documents free parking, accessible spaces and restrooms, and wheelchair access to all museum buildings except 9059; call before traveling for a must-see exhibit or accommodation.

What stands out

Communications to space

Radio, radar, computers, Project Diana and TIROS connect a century of technology.

Historic campus

The former Marconi and Camp Evans buildings are National Historic Landmark resources.

Volunteer expertise

Specialists interpret collections across more than 20 partner museums and exhibits.

Pair it with the train

Why it belongs in a New Jersey Museum of Transportation & Pine Creek Railroad trip

Choose InfoAge when the group wants a second deep technology-and-transportation museum, not merely a quick stop after the train; two to three hours is realistic.

Before you go

Plan your visit

  • HoursWednesday, Saturday and Sunday, noon–5 p.m.
  • 2026 admission$15 ages 13+, $10 ages 5–12, free ages 0–4, $12 seniors and $8 military with ID.
  • Time neededAllow two to three hours; the campus includes more than 20 museums and exhibits in several buildings.
  • Variable exhibitsNot every partner museum opens every day. Call ahead for the Military Technology Museum or another must-see area.
  • AccessibilityFour accessible parking spaces, accessible restrooms and wheelchair access to every museum building except 9059 are documented.
  • Campus conditionsBuildings are separated by outdoor walks; dress for weather and use the official self-tour map.

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Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

How long should I allow at InfoAge?

At least two to three hours; collections occupy multiple buildings across a large historic campus.

When is InfoAge open?

Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Does every museum open every day?

Not necessarily. Partner-museum availability varies, and InfoAge specifically advises calling for the Military Technology Museum.

Is InfoAge wheelchair accessible?

All museum buildings except 9059 are documented as wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking and restrooms on campus.

Can I bring a pet?

Animals are not allowed in most buildings; service animals are allowed throughout the museum.

Trust and accuracy

Sources

Source checked 2026-08-12. This free guide has not yet been confirmed by the venue. Current hours, prices, services, and accessibility can change; confirm time-sensitive details directly.