Did Hunterdon County Have Its Own Rip Van Winkle?
The “Flemington Correspondent” of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat filed this story on May 30, 1895: (The idea that the St.
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Mission Statement: The mission of the Hunterdon County Historical Society is
to collect, preserve and share the evolving social and material history of the
entire County of Hunterdon, New Jersey. The Society will fulfill its mission through
educational programs, research and publications, and by maintaining for public
benefit the growing collections of the Society and the buildings that house them:
The HCHS Archives, the Hiram E. Deats Memorial Library and the 1845 Doric House Museum.
For questions about accessibility or for accommodations contact us at hunterdonhistoryinfo@gmail.com .
Goodspeed Histories: Part 3, The County House
The Freeholders’ Surprise During the years 1791-1793, a new courthouse for Hunterdon County was constructed in Flemington. Before it was
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Goodspeed Histories: The County House, Part Two
A Tavern & A Courthouse The history of a hotel that once stood on the west side of Flemington’s Main
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She’s Back!
We are happy to announce that Marfy Goodspeed is once again writing historical articles. You can read her latest at
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