Don’t miss Montclair History Center’s homeschool history series starting this October. There are two great offerings available including hearth cooking for kids and history makers. For more information on these
Registration for the 2018 ALHFAM Mid-Atlantic Skills Workshop & Regional Meeting is now open! There are a number of great workshops available but spots are limited so don’t wait! Registration
Don’t miss the chance to step back in time and walk the grounds of Monmouth Battlefield State Park, site of the longest battle of the American Revolution. In addition to
The Clarke House at the Princeton Battlefield is currently open Wednesdays through Sundays from 10am-4pm. As always, Crossroads advises anyone interesting in visiting to call the site to confirm they
Attention heritage partners…if you want your site to be considered as a venue for shooting movies and tv shows register your location with the NJ Film Commission. The Commission is
Hunterdon County is getting a brand new museum! Several years in the making, the East Amwell Museum will be open to the public starting Sept. 29 from 1 to 4
Don’t miss this lecture on a fascinating New Jersey native and founding father, David Brearley, on Friday, Sept. 14 at the Lawrenceville School. For more information and details click here.
Calling all reenactors! The Cumberland County Historical Society is in need of reenactors for its 47th Annual Greenwich Artisans’ Faire on Sept. 29 and 30. This event takes place on
In the tradition of tavern keeping families like Charity Britton’s and Mary Creighton Stratton’s, Crossroads Heritage Partners in north, central and southern New Jersey are hosting history and brews at
Members of Outwater’s Militia will be conducting military exercises and demonstrations throughout the day at Washington Crossing State Park, on the Jersey side. Make sure to stop by the visitor
The Flemington Community Partnership and the Hunterdon County Historical Society have produced a new, free self-guided walking tour of historic Flemington—one of New Jersey’s most historic square miles—that is now
Governor Phil Murphy has signed legislation requiring the New Jersey Historical Commission to establish a program for commemorations and observance of the 250th anniversary of United States, in a public-private
