Crossroads’ Revolutionary Neighbor, Jacob Francis is the focus of a new article just published in the Journal of the American Revolution. “The American Revolution of Private Jacob Francis,” by author and historian Larry Kidder, gives an in depth look at the life of this Hunterdon County Private and highlights his navigation “through the changing rights […]
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2018 New Jersey History & Historic Preservation Conference- June 7 & 8
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The New Jersey Historic Preservation Office will host its annual New Jersey History and Historic Preservation Conference at Passaic County College in Paterson, NJ on June 7 & 8. This year’s conference focuses on “Building a Place for History,” featuring two days of workshops in the place Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park calls home. Registration […]
Crossroads’ Trustee Named Loyal Son of Rutgers
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Congratulations to Crossroads’ Board member, Chris Paladino, on being named a Loyal Son of Rutgers University. He and his fellow honorees will be celebrated at the Loyal Sons and Daughters of Rutgers 60th Anniversary Gala on April 14th. To read the full article click here.
Middlesex County’s Uncommon History Podcast of the Month- Elizabeth Franklin
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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 focus on unique and sometimes unknown New Jersey history. UnCommon History podcasts are made possible by the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Office of Cultural and Heritage and the New Jersey Historical Commission, […]
Middlesex County’s Uncommon History Podcast of the Month- Oliver Cromwell
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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 focus on unique and sometimes unknown New Jersey history. UnCommon History podcasts are made possible by the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Office of Cultural and Heritage and the New Jersey Historical Commission, […]
