HISTORIAN - Frank Curcio

• LIME KILNS OF HUNTERDON COUNTY
  Enjoy a slide show and lecture by Frank Curcio about the many lime kilns that were once located throughout the county.
  March 15, 2014
• LIME KILNS OF HUNTERDON COUNTY
  Join Frank Curcio on a guided lecture tour to see various Lime Kilns in the County
  March 16, 2014
• TRAINS, TRAIN STATIONS AND RAILROADS OF HUNTERDON
  Join County Historian Frank Curcio for a power point presentation about the fascinating history of the trains, trains stations and railroads of Hunterdon.  Not that long ago there were FIVE trains leaving daily for New York City from Flemington -- today, there are none!  This companion lecture to our Black River & Western trip the following Saturday will provide young and old alike with a delightful ride through Hunterdon mass transportation history. 
  Main Branch County Library, Flemington
  September 10, 2014
  
• THE RIBBONS OF HISTORY: THE HISTORIC ROADS OF HUNTERDON COUNTY
  Join County Historian Frank Curcio for a presentation about the fascinating history of the county roads of Hunterdon.  The history of our roads is the history of our County's development.  How did they develop?  Which are the earliest roads?  Where were the King's and Queen's Highways?  A civilization's road system tells us a lot about that civilization; what will our county's road history reveal about us?
  North Branch County Library, Clinton
  October 7, 2014

FRANK CURCIO is a resident of the Annandale section of Clinton Township. He served as President of the Clinton Township Historic Preservation Commission and as the township’s official Historian. Mr. Curcio is a retired schoolteacher who writes free-lance articles for several newspapers.

He became fascinated with lime kilns and lime burning, and penned an in-depth 132-page “working guide” published in 2006 as Hunterdon County’s Forgotten Lime Industry. Mr. Curcio has a special interest in historic roads, and his research on Hunterdon’s colonial roads will soon result in another published book on local history entitled: “The Roads of Home”.

Frank serves as a Commissioner on the Hunterdon County Culture and Heritage Commission