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Hunterdon County, State of NJ |
HUNTERDON COUNTY TRICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SEPTEMBER 15 EVENTS CALENDAR |
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FEATURED EVENTS: September 19th: Second Annual Cemetery "Cemener": Early Farm Burial Grounds in Hunterdon County - TICKETS AVAILABLE SPECIAL PARTNER EVENTS: September 3rd - Hunterdon Dining Through the Ages at Teaberry's - 18th Century |
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($) HUNTERDON DINING THROUGH THE AGES, 18TH CENTURY Farm To Table Dinner at Teaberry's. What better way to celebrate Hunterdon's Agricultural Heritage than with a wonderful four part culinary series created by the 300th's special partner Teaberry's Tea Room in Flemington?! Chef Susan Peterson creates authentic historically accurate dinners highlighting local produce. Each week, guests will be delighted with a full, three course dinner from a different century in Hunterdon's history. Come to one or come to all! For further information or reservations, contact Teaberry's at (908) 788-1010 or visit the Teaberry's Website |
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TRICENTENNIAL VOLUNTEERS MEETING |
($) HUNTERDON DINING THROUGH THE AGES, 19TH CENTURY Farm To Table Dinner at Teaberry's. What better way to celebrate Hunterdon's Agricultural Heritage than with a wonderful four part culinary series created by the 300th's special partner Teaberry's Tea Room in Flemington?! Chef Susan Peterson creates authentic historically accurate dinners highlighting local produce. Each week, guests will be delighted with a full, three course dinner from a different century in Hunterdon's history. Come to one or come to all! For further information or reservations, contact Teaberry's at (908) 788-1010 or visit the Teaberry's Website |
POSTPONED ($) HISTORIC HOUSE TOUR The Flemington Historic Preservation Commission is reaching out to interested groups and persons who would like to volunteer for the position of docent. The time commitment is about 2 1/2 hours. You will receive a free ticket to attend the tour before / after your committed time. |
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($) HUNTERDON DINING THROUGH THE AGES, 20TH CENTURY Farm To Table Dinner at Teaberry's. What better way to celebrate Hunterdon's Agricultural Heritage than with a wonderful four part culinary series created by the 300th's special partner Teaberry's Tea Room in Flemington?! Chef Susan Peterson creates authentic historically accurate dinners highlighting local produce. Each week, guests will be delighted with a full, three course dinner from a different century in Hunterdon's history. Come to one or come to all! For further information or reservations, contact Teaberry's at (908) 788-1010 or visit the Teaberry's Website |
($) 2ND ANNUAL CEMETERY "CEMENER": Early Burial Grounds in Hunterdon County Authors of "New Jersey Cemeteries and Tombstones History in the Landscape", Dr. Richard Veit and Mark Nonestied will be the afternoon's featured speakers followed by a panel discussion on how to protect and preserve ancient farm burial grounds. The panel discussion will include the following people: Marcia Karrow, JoAnne Byrnes, Esq, Frank Banisch, Dave Reading & a yet to be named cemetery owner. Afterwards, there will be a number of break-out sessions in the cemetery on various topics including both Revolutionary and Civil War veterans' graves, how to clean and restore headstones, how to properly light headstones for photographing, and the State DEP will demonstrate the use of Ground Penetrating Radar. Breakout session leaders include John Kuhl, Leslie & Bob Leith, John Allen, John O'Brien and from the State DEP Michelle Kuhn & Mike Gagliano. The day will be moderated and hosted by Hunterdon County Historical Society President Charlie Fisher -- it's only a coincidence that he is also the director of a funeral parlor.... or is it? Come and go as you please; come for the lectures, the panel discussion, the Cemetery Tours or just to come to meet and greet like-minded people; or stay for the day. Flemington Presbyterian Church, 10 East Main Street, Flemington PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS A $10 REGISTRATION FEE WHICH COVERS ALL SNACKS AND A SANDWICH LUNCH. PLEASE MAIL TO OR DROP YOUR CHECK OFF THROUGH OUR MAIL SLOT AT THE HUNTERDON 300TH, C/O THE FLEMINGTON CHOIR SCHOOL, 3 CHORISTER PLACE, FLEMINGTON, NJ 08822. CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE HUNTERDON HISTORIC
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(R) A TOUR OF HUNTERDON'S RURAL HERITAGE THROUGH THE ART OF DAN CAMPANELLI |
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($) HUNTERDON DINING THROUGH THE AGES, 21ST CENTURY Farm To Table Dinner at Teaberry's. What better way to celebrate Hunterdon's Agricultural Heritage than with a wonderful four part culinary series created by the 300th's special partner Teaberry's Tea Room in Flemington?! Chef Susan Peterson creates authentic historically accurate dinners highlighting local produce. Each week, guests will be delighted with a full, three course dinner from a different century in Hunterdon's history. Come to one or come to all! For further information or reservations, contact Teaberry's at (908) 788-1010 or visit the Teaberry's Website |
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WHAT THE HECK IS LINSEY-WOOLSEY?!
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