The American Labor Museum advances public understanding of the history and contemporary issues of work, workers and the labor movement throughout the world, with special attention to the ethnicity and immigrant experience of American workers. Visit Wed.-Sat. 1-4PM. All other times by appointment by calling 973-595-7953. Closed major holidays. Open Labor Day, 1-4pm. Suggested donation, $5. Ask us about free admission and Museum Store discount coupons.
"THE HOUSE ON THE GREEN"
View a video history of the Botto House and the 1913 Paterson Strike.
Visit this site, and click on American Labor Museum under "Browse Collections."
“My Labor Union: My Army, My Family, My Community. Inspired by the Life of UAW Leader Pete Antonellis” View a short film created by the Museum. It is designed to inform and prepare future workers for the American workplaces of the next decade and to pay tribute to UAW leader Pete Antonellis. View it on the Museum’s YouTube channel.
View the video of programs and Exhibits at the American Labor Museum
Free Saturday Labor Arts Classes for Children Grades 3-5
March 7th - May 23rd, 2026
The purpose of the program is to introduce students to the history and contemporary issues of working people and immigrants through the visual and performing arts. Pre-registration is required and seating is limited. For further information and a registration form, please call the Museum at 973-595-7953 or email labormuseum@gmail.com.
Annual Sol Stetin Golf Open
Pebble Creek Golf Club, Colts Neck, New Jersey
Thursday, June 18, 2026 at 8AM
The Museum will sponsor its 33rd Annual Sol Stetin Golf Open which begins with an 8AM breakfast, followed by a 9AM shotgun start. Follwoing Golf, a barbeque luncheon will be served. The entrance fee for the event, includes a golf cart, a full morning of golf, breakfast, luncheon and terrific Pro Shop prizes. Hole sponsors are welcome. The deadline for registration or sponsorship is June 8th. For further information, please call the Museum at 973-595-7953 or email labormuseum@gmail.com
Current Exhibits and Programs
Women in America’s Revolutions 1776 and 1926
Exhibit on view Jan. 7th - Dec. 31st, 2026
The exhibit highlights the contributions of women who were revolutionaries of the American Revolution and the 1926 Passaic Woolen Mills Strike. Boh anniversaries provide the opportunity to shine a light on working women and those of privilege who courageously stood up to the establishment despite any consequences they faced. The Museum invites the general public to discover the fascinating and inspiring “untold stories” of revolutionary women who contributed to the freedoms and dignity with which citizens live in America and New Jersey. To learn more about 250th celebrations throughout New Jersey, visit RevolutionNJ.
Legendary Ladies A - Z by Patti Kaufman
Exhibit on view Jan. 7th - June 30th, 2026
The exhibit features a series of collage paintings honoring courageous, bold women who have taken great risks and who, despite the odds, succeeded and making a lasting contribution that changed the world. Each of the 26 paintings highlights a woman whose last name begins with a different letter of the alphabet and a significant quote by her. These exhibits are made possible in part by a grant administered by the Passaic County Cultural and Heritage Council from funds granted by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
Silk Walk Reception & Dedication of The Frank Cocuzza Cold Frame Garden
Sunday, June 7th, 2026 at 1PM
This year’s engraved bricks for placement at the Landmark’s front walkway and under its grape arbor will be unveiled. The Frank Cocuzza Cold Frame Garden will be dedicated. For further information and to RSVP, please call the Museum at 973-595-7953.
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