2021 CELEBRATING
HUNTERDON COUNTY

307 YEARS OF HISTORY

  Tuesday 9am - 3:30pm
  Thursday 1pm - 8pm
  Saturday 10am - 3:30pm
  Special Partner Event

LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM - NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH STUDENT EXHIBIT

Suzette Dilzer’s 7th grade social studies classes at the Woodglen School have been researching Native American history with a focus on the intent and impact of Indian residential schools in our country. Curator Gina Sampaio presented an interactive program on the aspect of forced assimilation at these schools to the students on Orange Shirt day, a day set aside to honor and remember residential school survivors on September 30th.

During the presentation, students were asked to point to gibberish letters to get new made-up names. They heard an excerpt from Luther Standing Bear’s memoir in which he describes how that was how he got the name “Luther” when he first arrived at the Carlisle Indian School.  

In October, the students continued their research before embarking on the cross-disciplinary project of writing perspective poetry in response to what they’d learned. Some wrote from the point of view of the residential school teachers, wanting to “help” the native students by forcing them to assimilate to the dominant European culture. Others imagined themselves in the place of these Indigenous children, many of whom were the same age as the Woodglen students upon arrival to the residential schools, and wrote of their concerns and fears.
The poems have been transcribed onto decorative posters which will adorn the walls of the museum for all of November, which is Native American Heritage Month. Also on display will be books and photos from the Carlisle Indian Residential school, which sent thirty-four students to Lebanon Township to live with families, work on their farms and sometimes attend school right here in the museum (which was the former New Hampton schoolhouse). Antique school supplies, the kinds of items students would have used in the early 1900s, will fill the downstairs display case. 

57 Musconetcong River Road
Phone: (908) 638-8523 x405 museum@lebtwp.net
http://www.lebanontownship.net/services/museum.aspx

WALKING TOUR OF RINGOES

Take a walking tour of downtown Ringoes and discover its rich history. Our tour guide is Dave Harding, former Hunterdon County Historical Society trustee, founding member of the East Amwell Historical Society, and author of a self-guided walking tour of Ringoes. Dave will tell us about John Ringo’s arrival in the early 1700s where he became a reluctant tavern owner, and discuss the legend of his buried treasure. We'll learn about the Sons of Liberty meeting at the tavern of “the second” John Ringo, an ardent patriot who hung a portrait of George Washington outside his establishment (unless the British were passing through!). We’ll swing past the Henry Landis House where the Marquis de LaFayette convalesced after falling ill, and we’ll talk about the local doctor who rushed to his aid. Speaking of doctors, we’ll also tell you all about Dr. Mary Tidd Bennett, the town’s rare 1800s female physician, and we’ll stand beside the home and publishing house of Dr. Cornelius Larison, and discuss this physician, teacher, publisher, author, interviewer of ex-slave Sylvia DuBois and advocate of phonetic spelling. We’ll also learn about the impact of the railroad on the community and what the village looked like a century ago. Join us to learn about the fascinating, historic hamlet.

SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

Approximately 90 minutes.
Meeting location to be disclosed to those holding reservations
Walk limited to 20 people.
There is no rain date for this event.  In case of cancellation, you will receive notification thru Eventbrite.

HUNTERDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S DORIC HOUSE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITH RESERVATIONS

The Hunterdon County Historical Society is looking forward to welcoming you back to their Doric House Museum. The house is a beautiful example of Greek Revival architecture that serves as an exhibit space for a selection of our Hunterdon artifact collection. The collection includes antiques, portraits, quilts, Stangl and Fulper pottery, political buttons, as well as historic photos, maps and documents of Hunterdon County. The tour will take you to the attic and basement and a peak in Miss Bessie’s upstairs parlor. Tours run for about 45 minutes.  Free but reservations are required. MASKS ARE REQUIRED INSIDE THIS VENUE.

1:00PM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

1:45PM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

2:30PM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

Visit the Hunterdon Historical Society Website for more information...

WALKING TOUR OF THREE BRIDGES

Join County Historian and Three Bridges native John Kuhl for a walking tour of historic Three Bridges. John knows every nook and cranny of this special hamlet. Wear comfortable shoes! Walk limited to 30 people. The walk is free. Reserverations Required..

SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

Meeting location will be disclosed to people with reservations only.
There is no rain date for this event.
In case of cancellation, you will receive notification thru Eventbrite.

If you are closed out of this event and wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

HUNTERDON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL FALL MEETING:
2PM, FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Everyone is welcome to join us for our annual fall meeting with special guest Dr. Stephen Kaufman, who will discuss "The Peopling of the Americas: How and When Did Native Americans Come to Hunterdon County." Dr. Kaufman, holds a PhD in Archaeology and recently retired as a full professor from Raritan Valley Community College. He chaired the Department of Humanities at RVCC for several years, and taught classes in anthropology, archaeology and racial diversity. Dr. Kaufman and his wife, Phyllis, also ran a travel agency, which gave him the opportunity to travel the globe and conduct trips to many of the world’s major archaeological and historical sites. Venue for this free event  is TBD. The Historical Society will post updates on their website and through these online emails. https://hunterdonhistory.org/

TEWKSBURY HISTORICAL SOCIETY COVERED DISH SUPPER FOLLOWED BY A TALK ON SAVING AT RISK CEMETERIES WITH DAVID R. READING:
SUPPER 5 PM (PLEASE BRING A COVERED DISH TO SHARE AS YOUR DONATION)
LECTURE AT 6:15 PM

The Tewksbury Historical Society will host a lecture by David R. Reading. He will illustrate the talk with examples of the preservations completed over the last 15 years, beginning with the Reading Burial Ground near Rosemont. The plot is located on a farm once owned by Lloyd Wescott and contains his ashes and those of his family.

Preceding the talk is a covered dish supper at 5 p.m., also open to the public, with a request to bring a covered dish to share.

The event is free and open to the public. 

Reading is president and founder of the Mount Amwell Project, Inc., a historical preservation charity dedicated to cultural and historical preservation in Hunterdon County. He will lecture on the process, methods and legal aspects required to preserve abandoned at risk cemeteries in Hunterdon County. 

Reading served four years in the U.S. Army and received a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science, summa cum laude, from Maryland University. He worked in a Florida aerospace software company before starting his own consulting company in 1998. His services were provided to the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, until retiring in 2013.

He is currently treasurer and board member of Preservation New Jersey, a member of the Council of Proprietors of West New Jersey, the Descendants of the Founders of New Jersey, the Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the Sons of the American Revolution and a patron of the Hunterdon County Historical Society. He resides in Tewksbury.
Society membership is open to anyone interested in the history of Tewksbury Township. Members receive a quarterly newsletter and advance notice of all programs and events the Society holds throughout the year. The Society holds three regular meetings per year on the 3rd Sunday in January, March, and May with a 4th being the Covered Dish Supper with program.

The Tewksbury Historical Society is a New Jersey not-for-profit corporation and was organized for the purpose of furthering research into and the preservation and dissemination of the history of the Township of Tewksbury. The Society requests donations of documents, records and small artifacts related to Tewksbury’s History. Society information is found on its website.
www.tewksburyhistory.net 

Call 908-832-6734 to make a reservation to this supper and lecture at the Fairmount Presbyterian Church Community House, in the Fairmount section of Tewksbury. Leave your name and phone number for information or directions.

TOURS OF THE HISTORIC CASE-DVOOR HOUSE:  COME TO THE FARMERS' MARKET AND GET A DOSE OF ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORY! 

The historic Case-Dvoor House on Dvoor Circle, under the stewardship of the Hunterdon Land Trust, is opening its doors for free, small-group tours.

Dave Harding, HLT outreach director and Hunterdon County Historical Society administrator, will conduct this basement to attic tour of the Georgian-style Dvoor Farm house, built in 1798 by Philip and Amy Case. The program features an historical exploration of the property’s history, and the story of the three families (Case, Davis and Dvoor) who owned and farmed the land for about 250 years.

Learn about the 1803 basement murder and come see the 18th-century graffiti in the attic. Tours run for about an hour and are offered at 10, 11 and noon.  Free but reservations are required.  

10AM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

11AM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

12PM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW...

MASKS ARE REQUIRED INSIDE THIS VENUE.

Visit the Land Trust Website for More information

RED MILL FESTIVAL OF TREES

Decorated Christmas trees are sure to stir the holiday spirit at the 12th annual Festival of Trees.  Featured Christmas trees, designed and decorated by community members, local businesses, and organizations, will be displayed on the grounds of the Red Mill Museum Village. If you are interested in designing your own tree, please submit your entry form by November 14th.

The kick-off for Festival of Trees begins Thanksgiving weekend (Friday, November 26th through Sunday, November 28th from 10am - 6pm).  The opening weekend coincides with the very popular Winter Village at Festival of Trees, an outdoor holiday market hosted by Marketspace Vendor Events with over 45 unique craft artisans ready to help you wrap up your seasonal shopping.   

The display of trees will continue to be on view Saturdays and Sundays, December 4th – 19th from 12-6pm.  The trees and lights can also be viewed on the evening of Candlelight Night in Clinton on December 16th from 4-8pm. Free admission for Red Mill Museum Members, Children (under 6), Veterans, and Active Military. 

https://theredmill.org/

WINTER VILLAGE AT THE RED MILL MUSEUM - HANDMADE ARTISIAN CRAFT VENDORS WITHIN THE RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES

Experience over 40 artisan crafters, specialty foods and craft beer set inside the bucolic Red Mill Museum Village made even more special with holiday lights and decor throughout the museum grounds.  CLICK HERE FOR TICKETING INFORMATION

https://theredmill.org/

RED MILL FESTIVAL OF TREES

Decorated Christmas trees are sure to stir the holiday spirit at the 12th annual Festival of Trees.  Featured Christmas trees, designed and decorated by community members, local businesses, and organizations, will be displayed on the grounds of the Red Mill Museum Village. If you are interested in designing your own tree, please submit your entry form by November 14th.

The kick-off for Festival of Trees begins Thanksgiving weekend (Friday, November 26th through Sunday, November 28th from 10am - 6pm).  The opening weekend coincides with the very popular Winter Village at Festival of Trees, an outdoor holiday market hosted by Marketspace Vendor Events with over 45 unique craft artisans ready to help you wrap up your seasonal shopping.   

The display of trees will continue to be on view Saturdays and Sundays, December 4th – 19th from 12-6pm.  The trees and lights can also be viewed on the evening of Candlelight Night in Clinton on December 16th from 4-8pm. Free admission for Red Mill Museum Members, Children (under 6), Veterans, and Active Military. 

https://theredmill.org/

WINTER VILLAGE AT THE RED MILL MUSEUM - HANDMADE ARTISIAN CRAFT VENDORS WITHIN THE RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES

Experience over 40 artisan crafters, specialty foods and craft beer set inside the bucolic Red Mill Museum Village made even more special with holiday lights and decor throughout the museum grounds.  CLICK HERE FOR TICKETING INFORMATION

https://theredmill.org/

RED MILL FESTIVAL OF TREES

Decorated Christmas trees are sure to stir the holiday spirit at the 12th annual Festival of Trees.  Featured Christmas trees, designed and decorated by community members, local businesses, and organizations, will be displayed on the grounds of the Red Mill Museum Village. If you are interested in designing your own tree, please submit your entry form by November 14th.

The kick-off for Festival of Trees begins Thanksgiving weekend (Friday, November 26th through Sunday, November 28th from 10am - 6pm).  The opening weekend coincides with the very popular Winter Village at Festival of Trees, an outdoor holiday market hosted by Marketspace Vendor Events with over 45 unique craft artisans ready to help you wrap up your seasonal shopping.   

The display of trees will continue to be on view Saturdays and Sundays, December 4th – 19th from 12-6pm.  The trees and lights can also be viewed on the evening of Candlelight Night in Clinton on December 16th from 4-8pm. Free admission for Red Mill Museum Members, Children (under 6), Veterans, and Active Military. 

https://theredmill.org/

WINTER VILLAGE AT THE RED MILL MUSEUM - HANDMADE ARTISIAN CRAFT VENDORS WITHIN THE RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE FESTIVAL OF TREES

Experience over 40 artisan crafters, specialty foods and craft beer set inside the bucolic Red Mill Museum Village made even more special with holiday lights and decor throughout the museum grounds.  CLICK HERE FOR TICKETING INFORMATION

https://theredmill.org/

RED MILL FESTIVAL OF TREES ON DISPLAY

The display of trees will continue to be on view Saturdays and Sundays, December 4th – 19th from 12-6pm.  The trees and lights can also be viewed on the evening of Candlelight Night in Clinton on December 16th from 4-8pm. Free admission for Red Mill Museum Members, Children (under 6), Veterans, and Active Military. 

https://theredmill.org/

DORIC HOUSE MUSEUM TOURS

The Hunterdon County Historic Society is reopening the Doric House Museum for tours! Join them to learn all about this beautiful Greek-Revival 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.

To sign up for this FREE tour, please email hunterdonhistoryadm@gmail.com.

CHRISTMAS FUSION AT THE HISTORIC JOSEPH TURN HOUSE - WHERE COLONIAL CHARM MEETS VICTORIAN SPLENDOR

18th and 19th Century Style Decorations - Colonial Cooking Demonstration - Vintage Fashion Display and Presentation - Bring a non-perishable food item for the local food pantry and receive a free tour voucher - DOWNLOAD EVENT FLYER HERE...

Open House: December 11th from 2-7pm
Open House: December 12th from 1-5pm

117 Van Syckel’s Road, Hampton NJ 08827

CHRISTMAS FUSION AT THE HISTORIC JOSEPH TURN HOUSE - WHERE COLONIAL CHARM MEETS VICTORIAN SPLENDOR

18th and 19th Century Style Decorations - Colonial Cooking Demonstration - Vintage Fashion Display and Presentation - Bring a non-perishable food item for the local food pantry and receive a free tour voucher - DOWNLOAD EVENT FLYER HERE...

Open House: December 11th from 2-7pm
Open House: December 12th from 1-5pm

117 Van Syckel’s Road, Hampton NJ 08827

CANDLIGHT NIGHT IN CLINTON AND RED MILL FESTIVAL OF TREES ON DISPLAY

The from out Red Mill Festival of Trees and lights can also be viewed on the evening of Candlelight Night in Clinton on December 16th from 4-8pm. Free admission for Red Mill Museum Members, Children (under 6), Veterans, and Active Military. 

https://theredmill.org/

THE HISTORY OF EARLY MEDICINE IN NEW JERSEY
Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS: FRIDAY NIGHT HORROR FILMS
Visit their website for more information.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS: FRIDAY NIGHT HORROR FILMS
Visit their website for more information.

PATH TO PRESERVATION: Self-Guided Tour of Four Local Historical Sites Presented by Lebanon Township Museum
Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for more information.

WALKING TOUR OF MOUNTAINVILLE WITH TEWKSBURY TOWNSHIP HISTORIAN SHAWN VAN DOREN

READINGTON MUSEUMS, BOWMAN STICKNEY FARMSTEAD PRESENT: LIFE WITH FATHER

READINGTON MUSEUMS, BOWMAN STICKNEY FARMSTEAD PRESENT: LIFE WITH FATHER

MYSTERY OF THE SERPENT AT THE 1759 VOUGHT HOUSE
Vist the the 1759 Vought House Website for more information

PLEIN AIRING OF THE QUIILTS AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM
Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for more information.

WALKING TOUR OF FRENCHTOWN: BAD LUCK AND POOR CHOICES TOUR WITH RICK EPSTEIN

HISTORIC MARKER DEDICATION AT NIXON CEMETERY IN QUAKERTOWN.

READINGTON MUSEUMS PRESENTS LENAPE LIFEWAYS:  FOODWAYS, GARDENING, AND FORAGING
Visit the Readington Museums Website for more information

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM
Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 
Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS LIGHTS ON!

Experience a guided tour with the creators of the Haunted Red Mill! Learn what it takes to build this world-renown haunted attraction.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS 30 YEARS OF FEARS

Experience over 50 live (or are they?) terrifying performers, 10 acres of frights, 3 petrifying structures, 1 haunted hayride.....it all adds up to the most spine-chilling experience of your life! The entry line starts at 5 p.m. the attraction opens at dark and runs until all attendees have made it through. There are general admission tickets or if you want to skip the long wait express tickets are available. This year there are 8 nights available!

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS HAPPY HAUNTS

Explore a small portion of the Haunted Red Mill with a friendly ghoul, then go for a fun hayride, return for cider and donuts! Rain date will be the Sunday after the date of ticket purchase.

WALKING TOUR OF FLEMINGTON

Let’s take a walk in Historic Downtown Flemington. Hear the stories of the buildings, the people that built them and how the downtown has changed and adapted over three hundred years of settlement.

Janice Armstrong, President of the Hunterdon County Historical Society, a life-long resident of Hunterdon County and a lover of local history, will be your guide. One of her favorite things is to take adults and kids walking and looking at downtowns including Milford, Flemington, Clinton, as well as Bethlehem, Easton, and Nazareth PA.   The tour starts at 10:30 am and will run approximately 60 minutes.

SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

Limited to 20 people. Meeting location to be disclosed to those holding reservations only.

There is no rain date for this event.  In case of cancellation, you will receive notification thru Eventbrite.

A SAMPLING OF HUNTERDON COUNTY NEEDLEWORK WIHT MARTY CAMPANELLI, INDEPENDENT TEXTILE SCHOLAR

As a fairly rural farming community in the late 1700s and early 1800s, Hunterdon County, New Jersey was surprisingly home to a number of diverse sampler groups. Join Marty Campanelli as she takes you on a tour of the County's various sampler styles including the now recognized 'collared deer' school, Eliza Rue's School in Pennington, the 'Redington' School, and the 'Hunterdon House & Heart' samplers taught by instructresses Amy and Elizabeth Lundy. New research on these groups, the instructresses who taught the designs, and a selection of sampler maker's life stories will round out the lecture. Marty's detective work also will show how some of the designs came to Hunterdon and where they migrated to afterwards. - $20 - Virtual Via ZOOM - visit: Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center for more information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS 30 YEARS OF FEARS

Experience over 50 live (or are they?) terrifying performers, 10 acres of frights, 3 petrifying structures, 1 haunted hayride.....it all adds up to the most spine-chilling experience of your life! The entry line starts at 5 p.m. the attraction opens at dark and runs until all attendees have made it through. There are general admission tickets or if you want to skip the long wait express tickets are available. This year there are 8 nights available!

THE TURNER HOUSE - HALLOWEEN EVENT  with Bruce Tango and Bill Honachefsky

A Ghostly Evening with Bruce Tango from TV's Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, SyFy Channel, Travel Channel and Disney +.  There will be a Q&A with Mr. Tango, True Ghost Stories, History view of the highly acclaimed film "The Staring Man". Plus True Story of Mr. Tango's Terrifying Encounter as a boy and much much more.

Joining Bruce will be friend and historian Bill Honachefsky who will talk about the History and Haunting experiences of the Turner House. This location is said to have some very interesting and exciting paranormal phenomena going on.

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS LIGHTS ON!

Experience a guided tour with the creators of the Haunted Red Mill! Learn what it takes to build this world-renown haunted attraction.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS 30 YEARS OF FEARS

Experience over 50 live (or are they?) terrifying performers, 10 acres of frights, 3 petrifying structures, 1 haunted hayride.....it all adds up to the most spine-chilling experience of your life! The entry line starts at 5 p.m. the attraction opens at dark and runs until all attendees have made it through. There are general admission tickets or if you want to skip the long wait express tickets are available. This year there are 8 nights available!

26 MUNICIPALITIES IN ONE DAY BUS TOUR - SORRY SALES ENDED

THIS LIST IS BEING MAINTAINED ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS. PEOPLE ON THIS LIST WILL HAVE A GUARANTEED, RESERVED SEAT ON THIS TOUR ON OCTOBER 24, 2020 AT THE SAME $35 PRICE AS THE 2019 TRIP.

Email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us for more information.

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS HAPPY HAUNTS

Explore a small portion of the Haunted Red Mill with a friendly ghoul, then go for a fun hayride, return for cider and donuts! Rain date will be the Sunday after the date of ticket purchase.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS 30 YEARS OF FEARS

Experience over 50 live (or are they?) terrifying performers, 10 acres of frights, 3 petrifying structures, 1 haunted hayride.....it all adds up to the most spine-chilling experience of your life! The entry line starts at 5 p.m. the attraction opens at dark and runs until all attendees have made it through. There are general admission tickets or if you want to skip the long wait express tickets are available. This year there are 8 nights available!

GHOST TOUR OF DOWNTOWN FLEMINGTON

Join us for a Bone-ChillingWalk in our Historic County Seat. Stories of murder and Mayhem, voices heard from the past, apparitions and things that go bump in the night. All of our stories are documented -- After all, we are a historical organization.

3 tour groups leave at: 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30 pm and last 90 minutes.
$10 Per person, Children 12 and under $5. Not recommended for children under the age of 8.
Reservations and pre-payment required. RESERVATION INFORMATION COMING SOON
Refreshments following the walk are included with your ticket.

6:30PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

7PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

7:30PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage. 

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage.

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS LIGHTS ON!

Experience a guided tour with the creators of the Haunted Red Mill! Learn what it takes to build this world-renown haunted attraction.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS 30 YEARS OF FEARS

Experience over 50 live (or are they?) terrifying performers, 10 acres of frights, 3 petrifying structures, 1 haunted hayride.....it all adds up to the most spine-chilling experience of your life! The entry line starts at 5 p.m. the attraction opens at dark and runs until all attendees have made it through. There are general admission tickets or if you want to skip the long wait express tickets are available. This year there are 8 nights available!

GHOST TOUR OF DOWNTOWN FLEMINGTON

Join us for a Bone-ChillingWalk in our Historic County Seat. Stories of murder and Mayhem, voices heard from the past, apparitions and things that go bump in the night. All of our stories are documented -- After all, we are a historical organization.

3 tour groups leave at: 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30 pm and last 90 minutes.

$10 Per person, Children 12 and under $5. Not recommended for children under the age of 8.
Reservations and pre-payment required.
Refreshments following the walk are included with your ticket.

6:30PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

7:00PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

7:30PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULLIf you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

QUILT DISPLAY AT THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP MUSEUM

Quilts will be on display throughout the month of October. During the duration of this exhibit, historic quilts from the museum's permanent collection will be hung on a clothesline outside. This will serve the dual purpose of displaying them for the public's enjoyment as well as giving the quilts a chance to air out before being storage.

Visit the Lebanon Township Museum Website for More Information

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS HAPPY HAUNTS

Explore a small portion of the Haunted Red Mill with a friendly ghoul, then go for a fun hayride, return for cider and donuts! Rain date will be the Sunday after the date of ticket purchase.

GHOST TOUR OF DOWNTOWN FLEMINGTON

Join us for a Bone-ChillingWalk in our Historic County Seat. Stories of murder and Mayhem, voices heard from the past, apparitions and things that go bump in the night. All of our stories are documented -- After all, we are a historical organization.

3 tour groups leave at: 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30 pm and last 90 minutes.
$10 Per person, Children 12 and under $5. Not recommended for children under the age of 8.
Reservations and pre-payment required. RESERVATION INFORMATION COMING SOON
Refreshments following the walk are included with your ticket.

6:30PM - RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW!!

7:00PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

7:30PM - SORRY RESERVATIONS FULL If you wish to be on our Waiting List, please email us at 300info@co.hunterdon.nj.us or call (908) 788-2030 and leave a message.

THE RED MILL MUSEUM PRESENTS A HAUNTED RED MILL HALLOWEEN EXTRAVAGANZA

Celebrate 30 Years of Fears with a party in the middle of the haunt with food, beer, and wine included! Mingle the creators and cast members of the event!