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The Indian King Tavern Museum is a New Jersey Historic Site administered by the Division of Parks and Forestry of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
The tavern logs more than 4,000 visitors a year, including school groups on educational outings, tourists spending a day in Haddonfield, and others interested in the area's history and architecture. Admission is free. The tavern does not serve food or beverages but is located in the heart of Haddonfield's shopping district. There are more than a dozen small restaurants located within a 200-yard radius of the tavern's front door.
