We are pleased to introduce in 2018 an official membership card program, so you can proudly show that you support your local history museum when you stop in to visit, and when you’re shopping around town! 

I hope by now many of you have received your Hoboken Historical Museum membership card. Our new membership card identifies what kind of membership you have (Individual, Dual/Family) and when your membership expires. You can use your official membership card when you visit the Museum for your free admission and for discounts in the gift shop.

And that’s not all, as they like to say on late night commercials! In addition to the above-mentioned benefits, we can now offer discounts to some of Hoboken’s most popular businesses. We already have a number of local businesses and service providers who have joined us to offer our members a little reward to say “thank you” for your support and loyalty to the museum.

So far the program includes three restaurants, a dry cleaner, a children’s clothing store, two frame shops, and the Hufnagel Landscape Design & Construction Group. Throughout the year, we will be adding more discounts, so keep checking this website to find out what’s been added to the new Museum Membercard benefit program.

Here’s the list – so far:

• 20% discount at Urban Coalhouse, 116 14th Street
• 10% at Hufnagel Landscape Design & Construction Group (on jobs of up to $1,000)
• 10% at Shipyard Cleaners, 1328 Shipyard Lane and 86 Park Avenue (cash only)
• 15% at Right Angle Framing and Custom Mirrors, 320 and 1108 Washington Street
• 5% discount at Wee Babe, 415 Washington Street
• Free dessert at Dino & Harry’s, 163 14th Street, with your entrée (1 per table)
• 10% discount at Madison Bar & Grill 1316 Washington Street (except holidays)
• 25% off at Framing on Washington Street (custom framing only)

Thanks again for your support of the museum and its programs. Our members are the backbone of our organization and we are happy to offer this something extra to our supporters.

Eileen Lynch
Membership Manager