New Jersey § 18a:73-21
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:73-21, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:73-21.
The legislature finds that: (a) The public pride in the history of New Jersey generated by temporary historical
commissions, especially the civil war centennial commission and the tercentenary commission
has proved to be effective in providing a direct link and close association between
the state government and New Jersey citizens of all ages, occupations and social backgrounds
which warrants continuation by a permanent agency to promote the activities of various
state agencies, educational institutions, historic, civic and patriotic societies
and libraries concerned with New Jersey history; and (b) Important research and publishing ventures have recently been launched under state
auspices and great public interest in historic sites has been inspired by the work
of the historic sites section of the department of conservation and economic development
and there is foreseen a need for continued promotion of the state's rich historical
heritage through additional commemorative projects and publications; and (c) Recently enacted legislation (HR 6237) provides generous federal grants for qualified
state historical agencies with qualified publication programs; and (d) There is foreseen a growing commitment to the teaching and interpretation of New
Jersey history in the schools; and (e) It is the obligation of state government to inspire pride of citizenship in New
Jersey, one of the 13 original states.
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