Join author and historian Jeff Denman for a talk on his new book, Closing the Ring: George Washington’s War in the North 1778-1781. Although often labeled a stalemate, the northern […]
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Join us for food, drink and a tavern talk with author, Michael Gabriell with excerpts from his book, Colonial Taverns of NJ at the Village Idiot Brewing Company, the first
History on Tap: Mount Holly Celebrates 250th Tavern Talk Read More »
The DAR Museum showcases some of its strangest and most intriguing collection items in the exhibition; based on the DAR Museum’s 2006 exhibition. Presented by the Haddonfield Daughters of the
Obsolete, Odd and Absolutely Ooky Stuff from the DAR Museum Vaults Read More »
A unique look at the collection through the themes of envy, gluttony, greed, lust, pride, sloth, and wrath; based on the DAR Museum’s 2009 exhibit Seven Deadly Sins. Presented by
Seven Deadly Sins with Haddonfield’s Daughters of the American Revolution Read More »
Explore a fascinating piece of African American history with the Haddonfield Daughters of the American Revolution. This exhibition seeks to embrace the stories of all those who pursued independence by
Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence Read More »
As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, join local historian Jim Segrave-Daly for a lively discussion about the pivotal role that New Jersey played. With more than 90 military engagements in
New Jersey – Crossroads of the American Revolution Read More »
Virtual program. Few people know that for about 30 years during the Revolutionary era, certain women and free people of African descent had the right to vote in New Jersey.
When Women Lost the Vote with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
Love history? So do we! Go behind the scenes with museum staff to discover cool artifacts from the past and hear the exciting stories they can tell. In this workshop,
What’s Under the Museum with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
In this super-secret meeting, join staff from the Museum of the American Revolution as we learn about the spies of the Revolution! From shopkeepers and mystery women to enslaved men
Spies of the Revolution with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
Eighteenth-century Philadelphia was a complex place where global trade brought new goods and new ideas to the people who became revolutionaries. Follow one artifact — a punchbowl uncovered in an
Philadelphia: A Revolutionary City with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
Explore samplers and needlework during the Revolution (1770s – 1789). Presented by Pamela Campbell, Regent of the Haddonfield Chapter of the NJ Daughters of the American Revolution. This event is
In this super-secret meeting, join museum staff as we learn about the spies of the Revolution! From shopkeepers and mystery women to enslaved men who served as double agents, let’s
Spies of the Revolution with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
In this super-secret meeting, join museum staff as we learn about the spies of the Revolution! From shopkeepers and mystery women to enslaved men who served as double agents, let’s
Spies of the Revolution with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
In this super-secret meeting, join museum staff as we learn about the spies of the Revolution! From shopkeepers and mystery women to enslaved men who served as double agents, let’s
Spies of the Revolution with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
In this super-secret meeting, join museum staff as we learn about the spies of the Revolution! From shopkeepers and mystery women to enslaved men who served as double agents, let’s
Spies of the Revolution with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »
Climb aboard as we learn about life on a privateer ship, including what, as a sailor, you might have eaten, what your job might have been, and how you would
Life at Sea! with the Museum of the American Revolution Read More »