Union County’s Four Centuries in a Weekend event was the backdrop as Crossroads’ newest interpretive sign was unveiled at Caldwell Parsonage in Union, NJ on October 16. Joining Crossroads Executive
Made By Us is an initiative to inspire, inform and empower Millennials and Gen Z as they shape our country’s future. Today’s young adults seek trusted information on democracy and
The New Jersey Historic Trust (NJHT) on Sept. 29 released the names of 69 non-profits whose applications for projects to save and promote the state’s historic sites have been approved
President Joe Biden has approved the New Jersey Disaster Declaration from Tropical Storm Ida. This action makes FEMA Individual Assistance funding available to those affected in Bergen, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson,
New Jersey’s Revolutionary heritage and historical attractions were recently featured on statewide FM radio station NJ 101.5. Crossroads Executive Director Janice Selinger offered perspective on the organization’s work to promote
U.S. Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) has introduced the Semiquincentennial Commemorative Coin Act (H.R. 4429), which would direct the U.S. Mint to produce coins in commemoration of the 250th anniversary
Crossroads of the American Revolution has begun building a network of trails to link New Jersey’s Revolutionary War history and sites in a free downloadable app. During this Zoom session,
Crossroads of the American Revolution has begun building a network of trails to link New Jersey’s Revolutionary War history and sites in a free downloadable app. Please join us to
Roseann Butterfield joined Crossroads in July 2019 as the Office Administrator and handles the financials and daily administrative operations. She has a background working in nonprofits, government administration and broadcast
On January 13, 2021, New Jersey State Senator Loretta Weinberg announced that she would retire at the conclusion of her current term, in 2022. Crossroads Board Chair Sally Lane and
2020 has been a remarkable year, nothing that any of us had envisioned. With most historic sites closed and events cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Crossroads of the American
Public health regulations in the age of COVID have prompted many historic sites to take to the internet to share their stories, events and exhibits with the public, students and
