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This week’s featured heritage partner is the Metlar-Bodine House Museum. Be sure to stop by during their Antiques River-Road Show

“The Save the Hugg Harrison House Committee invites the public to attend a special program about Bellmawr’s Revolutionary War house

The 1772 Foundation in cooperation with the New Jersey Historic Trust is now accepting applications for its 1772 Foundation Capital

The Parker Homestead-1665, one of the oldest homes in America, will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the restoration

This week’s featured heritage partner is the 1759 Vought House. Join them for their 2nd Annual “Confiscation” Auction on Oct.

“George Washington fought here, won here, and is about to get bulldozed out of here…” To read the full editorial

This week’s featured heritage partner is the Princeton Battlefield Society. Join them for “Revolution at Princeton” on Saturday, September 24th from

The art of topiary dates back almost 2000 years to the ancient Romans, and is the horticultural practice of training

The Hunterdon 300th and County-wide partners open many of the county’s historic and cultural sites on Sundays, September 18 and 25

Immerse yourself in the world of Colonial and Revolutionary War Archaeology at Washington Crossing Park Association’s Digging New Jersey event

This week’s featured heritage partner is the Freehold Township Heritage Society. This non-profit organization helps preserve and restore Historic Sites

The NJDAR is celebrating Constitution Week by collecting items related to the Constitution to donate to schools throughout the state!

This week’s featured Heritage Partner is the Fleming House Museum and Gardens! George Washington stopped by Fleming’s. Why don’t you?

The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) sponsors several annual awards programs that allow students and

A decaying, but architecturally significant, early 19th century Dutch barn from Branchburg, NJ will soon become the centerpiece of a

Getting Your Historic House (Museum) in Order: Foundation Documents for Managing Your Historic Property is a one-day workshop designed for

Immerse yourself in Colonial/Revolutionary War, Military and Social History through Middlesex County’s Podcast Series, “Uncommon History.” These FREE podcasts are available for listening and

Liberty Hall Museum is excited to announce their new project between Liberty Hall and the Robert Busch School of Design

Furthering the Christie Administration’s ongoing commitment to preserving and advancing New Jersey’s unique historical legacy, the New Jersey Historical Commission

Join the National Park Service as they debut their Centennial Exhibit at the State House Rotunda in Trenton, NJ on

This week’s featured Heritage Partner is the Pennsauken Historical Society! Visit them Sunday afternoon, Sept. 4, from 1:00pm-4:00pm at the 306

The new Pokemon Go app, part of the very popular Pokemon series of games, has kids and adults alike traveling

This week’s featured Heritage Partner is the Ewing Township Historical Preservation Society. Next Sunday, join them at the Benjamin Temple

Congratulations to the Princeton Battlefield Society on their brand new website! Be sure to check it out here.

Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the National Park Service at New Jersey’s oldest National Historic Landmark! Children will complete Camp

Please join Morristown National Historical Park (NHP) as it celebrates the exact 100th anniversary of the National Park Service on

One of Crossroads’ very own Revolutionary Neighbors, Joseph Murray, was murdered on June 8, 1780. To this day his death

Did you know that the intersection of Grand and Washington in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook neighborhood once held a Revolutionary War