This is a walk through of The Historic Cold Spring Village in Cape May, NJ. It shows some of what you would see if you were to go there, and I highly recommend that you take a look for yourself, as it's an enlightening experience.
Prissy's Aunt Viny, (Lovinia Amour Coachman, 1771-1868) along with Bill Coachman, Ismael Armour, and Mr. Ed Turner were African American members of the 19th century Cape May County.
(No building interiors or interpreters - Except fo Welcome Center)
Monday - Friday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Admission Fee: Donation Based (suggested donation $5.00 per person)
Private Walking Tours are offered - Call the Administrative Office to schedule
(609.898.2300 Ext. 10)
Interiors Closed for the Fall/Winter Season
Village Eatery: Closed for the Fall/Winter Season (access from just outside of Brewery Entrance)
Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
The Administrative Office & Welcome Center are located just inside the Route 9 Entrance
of the Village. Open year-round (with the exception of most holidays).
Deliveries received at the Administrative Office.
The Hours of the Village, Brewery & Restaurant change throughout the year. Please make sure to check the hours.
Please respect these changes from previous years and refrain from entering the Village Grounds except when advertised as Open.
The HCSV website has been developed with financial assistance from the New Jersey Historic Trust through the Discover NJ History License Plate Heritage Tourism Grant Program
