The official Great Seal of the State of Weird N.J., established 1993, emblazoned on a Bella-Canvas unisex tee, featuring our mascot, the Jersey Devil. This Athletic Heather Gray tee is a super comfortable blend of 90% cotton and 10% polyester. Available … Continue reading
The #58 (Spring/Summer 2022) Issue of Weird NJ Magazine has now been mailed out to all of our subscribers and will begin arriving in stores around the state this week! It’s full of all that’s weird about New Jersey that … Continue reading
All five of our Weird NJ patches are now available in one low-priced package! Iron or sew them on your jacket, hat, backpack or jeans to let everyone see your pride in our weird state. If purchased separately these five patches would cost $25, … Continue reading
Summer is almost here, and that means it’s time to get back to nature in the wilds of New Jersey. It’s a time of long hot days spent hiking, camping, fishing, and running for dear life from the Jersey Devil! … Continue reading
We are very excited to introduce our brand NEW poster featuring all the weird, wonderful and wacky unexplained attractions of New Jersey! Continue reading
Subscribe to your favorite magazine for 2022! That’s right, Weird NJ issues #58 and #59 can be delivered right to your door in May and October of 2022. (Current and recent issues can be purchased HERE.) Weird NJ Magazine: Your … Continue reading
There is probably no better way to prove one’s courage than by walking straight into the gaping maw of Hell, the gates of which can be found in the town of Clifton, Passaic County–or so the legend goes… Continue reading
Located alongside Route 621 in the town of Newton is a peaceful little graveyard nestled alongside a wooded hillside, right near the heart of the old town. Though most of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century stones to be found here … Continue reading
The New Jersey Gangster Who Inspired the Creation of HBO’s The Sopranos Richie “the Boot” Boiardo was one of the most powerful and feared men in the New Jersey underworld in the 20th Century. Richie, his son Anthony “Tony Boy” … Continue reading
In this all-but-forgotten unsolved case from 1972, the body of a teenage girl was discovered atop a cliff, high above an abandoned quarry in the town of Springfield. The corpse was found thanks to a dog that brought home a badly decomposed human forearm to its master. The deceased would later be identified as Jeannette DePalma, a local teenager who had been missing for six weeks. Before long, witchcraft, satanism and police conspiracies would all become suspects in the bizarre case. Continue reading
