www.hunterdon300th.org Hunterdon County, State of NJ

CELEBRATING
HUNTERDON COUNTY HERITAGE

Hunterdon at War: The home front from the French-Indian War to the War on Terrorism

Hunterdon County Celebrates 300 Years in 2014
2017 EVENTS FUNDRAISERS VOLUNTEER PRESS PHOTOS CONTACT US
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

FEATURED EVENTS

December 3: North County, Once Bethlehem Township, During the American Revolution
December 9: Fundraising Items Blowout Sale at the Route 12 County Library - 314 State Route 12, Flemington 10am to 12pm
December 12: The Gold Star Mother Pilgrimage of 1930
December 12:
Fundraising Items Blowout Sale at the Route 12 County Library - 314 State Route 12, Flemington 10am to 12pm

SPECIAL PARTNER EVENTS

November 24 to December 10: Red Mill Museum, Festival of Trees
December 3:
Dutch Christmas: Open Hearth Cooking, Colonial Musicians and Sinterklaas
December 3: Winter Walks in Flemington
December 3: East Amwell Township Historical Society Holiday House Tour
December 14: Winter Walks in Flemington

LEGEND:
ORANGE = Lectures PURPLE = Special Event BLUE = Performances GREEN = Reenactment  PINK = Municipal Event
RED = Tour LIME = Headquarters Open BURGUNDY = Committee Meetings TEAL = Childrens' Programs
$ = Cost for Event T = Ticket Required R = Reservation Required (FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIC - SPECIFIC DETAILS WILL BE POSTED FOR EACH EVENT)
  Click to See Entire Calendar of Events
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

 

 

 

 

1 2
RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Trees from November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

North County, Once Bethlehem Township, During the American Revolution
Mayor and historian Paul Muir hosts this event at the Bethlehem Municipal Building's Courtroom. Our favorite retired Social Studies teacher and Bethlehem resident, Chip Riddle, provides his wonderful story telling about the area and its importance during the 18th century -- Bethlehem once encompassed today's Kingwood Township, Alexandria Township, Frenchtown, Milford, Union Township, the Town of Clinton, Franklin Township, Hampton Borough, Bloomsbury, and Glen Gardner.
This informative history of the northern part of our County highlights the important role it played in the American Revolutionary War.  A companion book, written by Chip Riddle and published by the Hunterdon 300th, is now available for sale.
A topic of interest for anyone interested in the early history of the northern part of Hunterdon County.
Bethlehem Township Municipal Building
405 Mine Road
Asbury, NJ  08802
2 pm
Free.  Refreshments Follow
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW!!

Dutch Christmas
Open Hearth Cooking, Colonial Musicians and Sinterklaas

At Bauman Stickney Farmstead
1pm to 4pm
For more information visit the Readington Museums Website

WINTER WALKS IN FLEMINGTON WITH THE HUNTERDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Hunterdon County Historical Society announces winter walking tours through Flemington beginning at the decorated Doric House Museum at the Society’s headquarters @ 114 Main Street in Flemington on Sunday, December 3 and Thursday, December 14 @ 1:30 pm.
Led by heritage educator, Janice Armstrong, the tours will begin at the Society’s Doric House, decked out for the holidays by the Community Garden Club and the Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills. The walking tour will last about an hour.
Ms. Armstrong will highlight the beautiful Greek Revival and Victorian architecture in homes and businesses, as well as detail the fascinating history of Flemington’s lesser explored side streets. Tours will walk from the Doric House, down Main Street and continue to Mine and Park Avenues to cover some interesting local history before returning to tour the Doric House Museum. A suggested donation of $5 per person will benefit the Historical Society. Pre-registration is suggested and can reserve a space, but guests may show to see if they can be accommodated.
The Doric House is open free of charge for visitors to view its collections and holiday decorations from 12 until 3:00 on December 3. (Street parking is no longer available after 4:00 pm to make way for Flemington’s holiday parade.) The Doric House is also open each Thursday in December prior to Christmas: December 7, 14 and 21 from 12-3:00 pm.
For more information and for possible weather cancellations, call the Society @ 908-782-1091 and check for updates and details at the Society’s website . The Hunterdon County Historical Society received an operating support re-grant from the Hunterdon County Cultural and Heritage Commission, with funds from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the department of State.
Download Press Release .

East Amwell Township Historical Society Holiday House Tour
The East Amwell Historical Society’s annual Holiday House Tour is Sunday, Dec. 3. The buses leave East Amwell Township Hall at 1 p.m. and will take participants to four beautiful homes including the Joseph Inslee Tavern built in 1734; a former railroad master’s house on Bowne Station Road; a classic FourSquare home on Back Brook Road dating back to the 1880s and an Italianate house complete with six fireplaces and a weaver’s studio.
The tour will end with cookies and warm beverages at the Harvest Moon Inn.
TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE
Call 908-787-0924 or email Pauline Saramba for information

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

 

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100
RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

TRICENTENNIAL VOLUNTEERS MEETING
Public Welcome to Attend.
3 Chorister Place, Flemington
7pm - 9pm 

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100
RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

FUNDRAISING ITEMS BLOW OUT HOLIDAY SALE
10am to 2pm
Route 12 Library Headquarters
314 State Route 12
Flemington
Great gifts for the Holiday Season.
Most items will have a big discount. There will be a free raffle for a big basket of goodies, live music, free refreshments, rope making machine for children of all ages to make bracelets and more!
See some of our fundraising items here...

 

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

RED MILL MUSEUM  VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES
The Red Mill Museum Village will host its 8th annual Festival of Treesfrom November 24th through December 10th.  This annual holiday favorite features trees, wreaths and centerpieces decorated by community members, local organizations and businesses.  Over 30 decorated items will be on display in our famous Red Mill. 
Contact Marie Salthouse
908-735-4101 x100

 

 

 

The Gold Star Mother Pilgrimage of 1930
Join us for a gold star event as Jim Davidson, East Amwell Historical Society President and historian - and collector of Gold Star Pilgrimage memorabilia - tells the fascinating story of the 193 Gold Star Mother Pilgrimage. He will also exhibit much of his rare memorabilia.
World War I was the first war in which large numbers of Americans died in France and Belgium; most were shipped home for burial in their home towns. But over 35,00 were buried on foreign shores.
After 12 years of pressure on the government, gold Star Mothers, mothers whose sons paid the ultimate sacrifice, were offered all expenses paid 5 week trips to visit France, England or Belgium to see the final resting place of their sons. Over 11,000 mothers or widows were qualified to go, almost 7,000 actually made the trip, including 4 from Hunterdon County. The pilgrimages were sponsored from 1930-1933 and were not without controversy since the Great Depression was raging.
Free.
Main Branch County Library
7pm
Refreshments
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW

FUNDRAISING ITEMS BLOW OUT HOLIDAY SALE
10am to 2pm
Route 12 Library Headquarters
314 State Route 12
Flemington
Great gifts for the Holiday Season.
Most items will have a big discount. There will be a free raffle for a big basket of goodies, live music, free refreshments, rope making machine for children of all ages to make bracelets and more!
See some of our fundraising items here...

 

WINTER WALKS IN FLEMINGTON WITH THE HUNTERDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Hunterdon County Historical Society announces winter walking tours through Flemington beginning at the decorated Doric House Museum at the Society’s headquarters @ 114 Main Street in Flemington on Sunday, December 3 and Thursday, December 14 @ 1:30 pm.
Led by heritage educator, Janice Armstrong, the tours will begin at the Society’s Doric House, decked out for the holidays by the Community Garden Club and the Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills. The walking tour will last about an hour.
Ms. Armstrong will highlight the beautiful Greek Revival and Victorian architecture in homes and businesses, as well as detail the fascinating history of Flemington’s lesser explored side streets. Tours will walk from the Doric House, down Main Street and continue to Mine and Park Avenues to cover some interesting local history before returning to tour the Doric House Museum. A suggested donation of $5 per person will benefit the Historical Society. Pre-registration is suggested and can reserve a space, but guests may show to see if they can be accommodated.
The Doric House is open free of charge for visitors to view its collections and holiday decorations from 12 until 3:00 on December 3. (Street parking is no longer available after 4:00 pm to make way for Flemington’s holiday parade.) The Doric House is also open each Thursday in December prior to Christmas: December 7, 14 and 21 from 12-3:00 pm.
For more information and for possible weather cancellations, call the Society @ 908-782-1091 and check for updates and details at the Society’s website. The Hunterdon County Historical Society received an operating support re-grant from the Hunterdon County Cultural and Heritage Commission, with funds from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the department of State.
Download Press Release

 

 

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

31

 

 

 

 

 

 

{TOP}

 
The Hunterdon County Tricentennial is a Federal 501C3 Not For Profit Organization: Tax returns available upon request.
www.hunterdon300th.org