Built: 1876. Original Building Name: Heislerville Store. Original Location: Heislerville, Cumberland County.
Currently, the Village tinker demonstrates how everyday objects such as lanterns and candle holders were crafted.
Built in 1876 by Goen Errickson, a grocer and shopkeeper, this one-story store was originally located in Heislerville, a small town in Cumberland County just 3 miles west of the Cape May County border. Errickson’s commercial building is typical of 19th century shops that were once common in small towns throughout southern New Jersey. It was used as a general merchandise store until the 1900s and in the 1930s served as a millinery shop. This was the first building to be moved to Historic Cold Spring Village in 1974.
CURRENT HOURS: Fall/Winter Schedule
Mon - Fri, 10 AM - 4 PM (Welcome Center also Open) Saturday, 11 AM - 3 PM (Country Store Open) Admission Fee: Donation Based (suggested Donation $5.00 per person)
Self-Guided Tour Only - No Open Buildings & No Interpreters (Except for Country Store)
Private Guided Walking Tours Offered
Call Admin Office to Schedule
(609.898.2300 Ext. 10)
Interiors Closed for the Fall/Winter Season
Welcome Center (except holidays) Mon-Fri, 10AM-4PM
Country Store: Sat, 11AM - 3PM
Village Eatery Friday, 12PM - 7PM, Sat-Sun, 12PM - 5:30PM (access from just outside of Brewery Entrance)
Deliveries to U.S. Route 9 Village Entrance-2nd Floor of Welcome Center, Admin 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
NEW JERSEY REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES - Historic Cold Spring Village Historic District (ID#5479) Department of State NJ Motion Picture & Television Commission ID #10162969