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THE HSH BOOK CLUB WILL MEET TO DISCUSS STACY SCHIFF'S BOOK, THE REVOLUTIONARY: SAMUEL ADAMS ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, AT 7PM. Maureen Corrigan, of NPR's Fresh Air, has said, "The Revolutionary is informed on every page by scholarship, but Schiff, as Adams himself did, knows how to hold an audience." And the reviewer from Kirkus […] |
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Join the Haddonfield Public Library and Indian King Tavern Museum staffs for the kick-off event for March Into Reading. The event is geared toward children. It will start at the Indian King Tavern Museum at 10 am on February 28, 2026, where participants can make a tricornered hat with a cockade. After that they will […] |
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The U.S. Postal Service is honoring Muhammad Ali, Boxer, Activist and Humanitarian known as the "Greatest" with two stamps. In addition, the 49th stamp in the Black Heritage Stamp series will be Phillis Wheatley, the first author of African descent in the American Colonies. The U.S. Postal Service; Ebony Society of Philatelic Events and Reflections (ESPER); the National Association […] 
Children's story hour, Dr. Daisy Century, a historical interpreter, educator, actress and writer, will portray Phillis Wheatley. Phillis was a freed African American published writer from the Colonial and Revoolutionary Period. Salem Free Public Library 1pm children 0- 12 accompanied by an adult are invited. Hetty Reckless Center 116 Broadway Salem |
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Bennett Carlton will present John Hatton: King of the Tories at the Salem County Historical Society's March Quarterly Meeting. This event will be held on Sunday, March 8th, at Friends Village 1 Friends Drive, Woodstown, NJ 08098, in the Fenwick Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. Bennett Carlton is the author of several books. His nonfiction […]
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In honor of the 250th Anniversary of the USA, the Friends of Barclay Farmstead Book Club is meeting to discuss: America's First Daughter by Stephanie Dray March 10th at 1pm in the back parlor of Barclay Farmstead House 209 Barclay Lane Cherry Hill All are welcome to attend, please contact the friends so we […]
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Join us for a fun-filled Agriculture Day featuring an antique farm equipment display, hands-on crafts, farm animals and interactive games for kids. Celebrate our farming heritage while enjoying family-friendly activities for all ages. Hearth cooking and tours of the 1748 Whitall House will be available. |
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The Historical Society of Haddonfield is kicking off America's 250th with an event on Sunday, March 15, from 1-3 pm as we introduce our collection of antique needlework and share the stories of the young women who created them. The program will cover the art, history, and practice of needlework, including the materials, techniques, designs, […] |
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The Barrington Historical Society presents.... Robert Thompson Discussing his book, "Patterned Brick Architecture of West Jersey" Tuesday, March 17, 2026 @ 7PM Free event! Council Room @ Barrington Borough Hall 229 Trenton Ave, Barrington, NJ |
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In June 1778, 20,000 British soldiers and camp followers moved through Burlington County on their march from Philadelphia to New York. The army spent six days plundering their way across Burlington County as local militia and regulars attempted to delay them long enough for Gen. Washington’s army to mobilize from Valley Forge. Follow old maps […] |
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Join the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) for a presentation on suffragette Alice Paul. She was the architect of some of the most outstanding political achievements on behalf of women in the 20th century. Born to Quaker parents in Mount Laurel, Alice Paul dedicated her life to the single cause of securing equal rights […] |
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Join us at Historic White Hill Mansion for their annual Living History Day. Expect Revolutionary War demonstrations and an encampment, colonial crafts, a scavenger hunt and open house at the mansion that was occupied by British and Hessian troops in December 1776. 
A young woman named Flora – an enslaved worker at the tavern – was manumitted by tavern-keeper Hugh Creighton in 1791, shortly after his retirement. But what became of Flora after she was freed? And what can we learn about the fates of other formerly enslaved South Jersey residents after manumission? The Indian King Tavern […]
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James Forten was a free Black entrepreneur, abolitionist and civil rights leader who owned a successful sail loft in Philadelphia. In the early 19th century, he used his wealth and influence to oppose slavery, advocate for women’s rights and support education for African Americans. Respected by both Black and White communities, Forten was known for […] |
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1 event,Join the Mount Holly Historical Society, as an officer from the Mount Holly Woman’s League discusses the history of the nonprofit, founded in 1903. The organization serves Mount Holly and the surrounding communities. Registration not required. |
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In celebration of the upcoming 250th Anniversary, we will be featuring guided painting classes through the artist at Village Arts of Burlington County. They have been offering high quality educational programs for artists of all ages since 2014. In this workshop we will be painting the nautical Anchors Aweigh! This class is presented by the experts at […]
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Discover the remarkable story of Mary Field, a resilient New Jersey widow who steered White Hill Mansion through the chaos of the American Revolution. This lecture explores how Field’s diplomacy and determination transformed her home into a sanctuary for both British and American officers, while highlighting the complex intersections of war, gender and slavery in […] |
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From millions of years ago, to the American Revolution and the Civilian Conservation Corps, learn everything there is to know about the history of the Pine Barrens and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation on this 6-mile hike down the Cranberry and Batona trails! Call (609) 726-1191 or email [email protected] for more information. Please […] St. Andrew's Cemetery, located on Iron Works Hill, dates back to the 18th century. Once part of the extensive Mount Holly Iron Works, it is now the final resting place for many local historical figures. Join Burlington County Parks historians for a respectful tour of the cemetery. Parking is available along Pine Street. Participation is […] |
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Discover the remarkable story of Mary Field, a resilient New Jersey widow who steered White Hill Mansion through the chaos of the American Revolution. This lecture explores how Field’s diplomacy and determination transformed her home into a sanctuary for both British and American officers, while highlighting the complex intersections of war, gender and slavery in […]
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Two centuries ago, fifty-two men met in total secrecy to create a new government. During four long months, those delegates debated over how much power the government and the people would have. Fresh in the memories of all Americans at that time, was the tyranny of a king and the violence that followed. From that […] |
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