On Saturday, June 6, 2026, the Redcoats will invade Haddonfield and be challenged by Continental troops, just as they did 250 years ago — in June 1778. The day’s events include activities such as a yelling contest, colonial dancing, pillory prisoners and character reenactors. Plus, soldier reenactors will be available to meet visitors before and […]
The Natural Philosopher and his “Cabinet of Curiosities” Modern museums had their beginnings in the 17th and 18th century with the advent of Cabinets of curious and wondrous specimens. Science-History Educator, Dean Howarth, assumes the role of Casper Wistar, Philadelphia man of science. Wistar was a member of the American Philosophical Society, friend of Jefferson, […]
Join us to discover fascinating new research regarding experiences of slavery and freedom at the Indian King Tavern and the larger community. A young woman named Flora - an enslaved worker at the tavern – was manumitted by tavern-keeper Hugh Creighton in1791, shortly after his retirement. But what became of Flora after she was freed? […]
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 […]
Colonial and revolutionary events take over the Indian King Tavern Museum and all of Haddonfield during the annual Haddonfield Skirmish on Saturday, June 6th from 9AM to 4PM. A battle ensues at 2PM with a closing lecture at 3PM: “Taking Sides in Revolutionary New Jersey.” As pacifists, Haddonfield’s Quakers will offer their own alternative with […]