Loew's Jersey Theatre, a not-for-profit historic landmark built in 1929, has hosted Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington and Jean Harlow. It also shows movies and hosts other events.
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Bergenline Avenue —
Go Cuban in West New York. Thousands of people attend the Cuban Day Parade (shown here) along Bergenline Avenue, which goes through West New York, North Bergen, Guttenberg and Union City.
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Princeton —
Princeton University's picturesque campus is the anchor for this elegant and historic town. The university's Lockhart Hall is shown here.
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Frenchtown —
A quaint village full of Victorian homes near the Delaware River, shown here, is home to "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Asbury Park —
Singer/songwriter Bruce Springsteen, shown performing at the Paramount Theatre in 2012, got his start in Asbury Park. This once-faded beach resort has been brought back to life in recent years.
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Cape May —
At the southern tip of New Jersey is Cape May, one of the country's oldest vacation resorts. It's filled with lovely bed and breakfast inns.
