Marfy This Month: Feb 2015

February 28, 2015 phyllis hartzell

Interesting articles by Hunterdon’s own, Marfy Goodspeed:

Feb 20th, The Locktown Baptist Cemetery

Feb 20th, Articles by J. M. Hoppock

Feb 27th, The Supreme School

Hunterdon County Historical Society

2 days ago

Join us tomorrow (Sunday, Dec. 5) from 1 to 3 p.m. and learn all about the Doric House Museum and the people who lived there. Tours are free, and reservations are suggested -- but not required -- by emailing hunterdonhistoryadm@gmail.com. #nj #hunterdoncounty #history #historichomestour ... See MoreSee Less

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Hunterdon County Historical Society

4 days ago

Explore one of Hunterdon County's most beautiful Greek-Revival homes when the Hunterdon County Historical Society reopens the Doric House Museum for tours!Join us Sunday, Dec. 5 from 1 to 3 p.m. and learn all about the home and the people who lived there.Make sure to visit the museum’s second floor Astle-Alpaugh Gallery, which features an exhibit of historic Main Street Flemington photos dating from 1889-1905. The images come from the archival collection of the estate of John F. Schenk and capture the shops, houses, churches and people on Main Street from the turn of the 20th century.The tours are free, and reservations are suggested -- but not required -- by emailing hunterdonhistoryadm@gmail.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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Hunterdon County Historical Society

7 days ago

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Hunterdon County Historical Society

3 weeks ago

On this Veterans Day, we want to thank all those who served their country. Below: Locals gathered to bid farewell to Hunterdon's men leaving home to fight in World War II. The scene is the Lehigh Valley passenger station in Flemington. Placards in the crowd read, "Adolf, the Yanks are coming," "Hirohito and Benito - 2 cookedgooses." (Photo from the Collection of the Hunterdon County Historical Society.) ... See MoreSee Less

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Hunterdon County Historical Society

4 weeks ago

All of us at HCHS were saddened to note the recent passing of one of our Trustees, Mary Ellen Soldavin. Shortly before she passed, Mary Ellen had donated a collection of her work to our archives for posterity. That material has been processed and is now released as Collection No. 236, the Mary Ellen Soldavin Papers. This collection includes information on historic preservation and other related topics gathered by Mary Ellen Soldavin, a trustee of the Hunterdon County Historical Society and a historical researcher for several towns and historic places in Hunterdon County. It holds material related to the Everitts family and a large collection pertaining to Mt. Pleasant. There is also a small collection of photographs that document structures within the county. This collection is geared toward those researching historic preservation in Hunterdon County and who wish for an insight on the perspective of people behind those efforts. The container list for the collection is listed here: hunterdonhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Collection-236-Container-List.pdfSpecial Thanks to Archival Intern Deirdre Lafferty who arranged and described the collection. ... See MoreSee Less

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