Berlin Wall pieces in New Jersey
New Jersey's three records are a private piece, a depot and a park. A piece in Camden stands on private property and is listed without visitor guidance. The left half of Kiddy Citny's heart, sawn off to make a sale in 1990, went from the USS Intrepid in 2006 to an artist's depot at Lyndhurst. And in Laurel Hill Park in Secaucus a four-section piece given to Hudson County in 2007 by its German sister county was installed in June 2025, after more than a decade without a site.
Camden
Camden, NJ
Lyndhurst
Berlin Wall — Lyndhurst
Secaucus
Laurel Hill Park, Secaucus
Each site says what its evidence rests on, from Listed to Confirmed, and whether the piece can be seen today; a listing in a source inventory is not a confirmation that anyone has seen it. The research methodology explains how claims are weighed.