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HUNTERDON COUNTY HERITAGE

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 Hunterdon County Celebrates 300 Years in 2014
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August 02: Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars with Captain Jack Billy Joel Tribute
August 9: Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars with Frontiers
August 13 - 17: Red Mill Museum Village Summer History Camp
August 16: Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars with The Morristones
August 24: The Dutch Architectural Influence at the Bouman-Stickney Farmstead with Christopher Pickell
August 27: History of the High Bridge Fire Department
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AUGUST 2018

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  Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars with Captain Jack Billy Joel Tribute at Deer Path Park 7pm to 9pm  

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

 Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars with Frontiers
at Deer Path Park 7pm to 9pm		  

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 RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE SUMMER HISTORY CAMP
Campers will step back in time and learn about life long ago right here at our nineteenth century site.  What did kids do for fun before the Internet? How did they make their toys?  What was school like? What did they eat? How did people get what they needed?  Campers will make their own candles, churn butter and ice cream, play old-fashioned games and much more!  A live blacksmith demonstration is a highlight of the week.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE RED MILL MUSEUM SUMMER CAMP WEBSITE
 RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE SUMMER HISTORY CAMP
Campers will step back in time and learn about life long ago right here at our nineteenth century site.  What did kids do for fun before the Internet? How did they make their toys?  What was school like? What did they eat? How did people get what they needed?  Campers will make their own candles, churn butter and ice cream, play old-fashioned games and much more!  A live blacksmith demonstration is a highlight of the week.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE RED MILL MUSEUM SUMMER CAMP WEBSITE

RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE SUMMER HISTORY CAMP
Campers will step back in time and learn about life long ago right here at our nineteenth century site.  What did kids do for fun before the Internet? How did they make their toys?  What was school like? What did they eat? How did people get what they needed?  Campers will make their own candles, churn butter and ice cream, play old-fashioned games and much more!  A live blacksmith demonstration is a highlight of the week.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE RED MILL MUSEUM SUMMER CAMP WEBSITE

RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE SUMMER HISTORY CAMP
Campers will step back in time and learn about life long ago right here at our nineteenth century site.  What did kids do for fun before the Internet? How did they make their toys?  What was school like? What did they eat? How did people get what they needed?  Campers will make their own candles, churn butter and ice cream, play old-fashioned games and much more!  A live blacksmith demonstration is a highlight of the week.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE RED MILL MUSEUM SUMMER CAMP WEBSITE

Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation - Concert Under the Stars
with The Morristones
at Deer Path Park 7pm to 9pm

 RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE SUMMER HISTORY CAMP
Campers will step back in time and learn about life long ago right here at our nineteenth century site.  What did kids do for fun before the Internet? How did they make their toys?  What was school like? What did they eat? How did people get what they needed?  Campers will make their own candles, churn butter and ice cream, play old-fashioned games and much more!  A live blacksmith demonstration is a highlight of the week.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE RED MILL MUSEUM SUMMER CAMP WEBSITE

 
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   The Dutch Architectural Influence at the Bouman-Stickney Farmstead”, Christopher
Pickell
7pm - 8:30pm
In 1741 Dutch homesteader Thomas Bouman erected the building now known as the Bouman-Stickney Farmstead. But just how typical is the building of Dutch architectural design? Find out on Friday, August 24, from architecture historian Christopher Pickell, who will deliver a talk on Dutch design, and lead a tour inside and outside of the buildings. Mr. Pickell has been involved in historic preservation and restoration projects in Hunterdon and Mercer counties. He heads up the Flemington firm of Pickell Architecture, lauded for its work in adaptive reuse projects.
This lecture is held inside the historic Wade-Wyckoff Barn located at the Bouman-Stickney Farmstead in the Stanton section of Readington Township, GPS address: 114 Dreahook Road Lebanon NJ 08833. There is a $5.00 suggested donation, and reservations are highly recommended. For more information please call 908-236-2327 or visit the Dutch Architecture rsvp link on the Readington Museums Website
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HISTORY OF THE HIGH BRIDGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
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Why did High Bridge have two fire departments?   Was there really a fire department inside the Borough Hall on Main Street?  and a fire truck?   What kind of equipment did early firefighters use?   What do they use today? 
Answers to these questions and much more will be in the High Bridge Fire Department History presentation on Monday, August 27 at 7:00 pm.   This talk is being given by members of the High Bridge Department as part of the High Bridge Cultural and Heritage Committee Speaker Series.  
The firemen will also give a tour of the Fire Department and display fire equipment both old and new.
The event will be in the High Bridge Fire Department building (at 7 Maryland Avenue) because the firemen have offered to give a tour of their building and show their actual equipment!

         

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