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          | TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC10am - 2pm
 (R) HISTORY DETECTIVES: HISTORY HUNTING FOR HUNTERDON'S YOUNG HISTORIANSBring your children to an  interactive afternoon with Educator and Preservationist Janice Armstrong  as she delights young and old alike with her unique perspective on historical  education.  This is a hands on history lesson where Janice and friends  have assembled historical Hunterdon artifacts that the children will  touch, hold and in many cases, use.  An amazing afternoon which will  undoubtedly inspire the youth of Hunterdon to fall in love with Hunterdon's  fascinating history.  Limited to 25 children ages 6 to 10 years old.
 Refreshments available.
 North Branch County Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
 2pm
 300TH ANNIVERSARY PHOTO CONTEST  Entry Forms Available.  Photograpy accepted only for  pictures taken January 1, 2014 through October 1, 2014.  All contest  submissions must be made October 1st through October 6th.
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          |   |  | (R) HUNTERDON'S HOMETOWN HEROES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Enjoy this lecture with Kingwood Township Historian Sal DeSapio about our Hometown Heroes of the Hunterdon Militia.
 Refreshments follow.
 Main Branch County Library, 314 State Route 12, Flemington.
 7pm
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 HISTORIC MENU, TAVERN TOUR AND LECTURE  AT THE FOX AND THE HOUNDEnjoy a wonderful meal in one of Hunterdon's fine historic inns while  Special Guest Lecturer, Author and County Historian Stephanie B. Stevens provides a talk on the history of Round Valley and the Round  Valley Reservoir.  Her book on the same subject will be available for  purchase.
 69 Main Street, Lebanon
 12pm - 3pm
 Limited seating.
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          |   | TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING (NOTE DATE CHANGE)
 Public Welcome to Attend.
 3 Chorister Place, Flemington
 7pm - 9pm
 | (R) HUNTERDON SETTLEMENT PATTERN SERIES LECTURE: THE IRISH IN NORTH HUNTERDONJust in time for Saint Patrick's Day, join Red Mill Museum Trustee Richard Miller for a talk on the migration of Irish Settlers into the town and area of Clinton.
 Concluding Richard’s  talk, Robert Sheridan, President of the G.W. Taylor Civil War Round Table, will  present on THREE IMPORTANT IRISH AMERICAN CIVIL WAR GENERALS:  Corcoran, Meagher (Marr), and Sheridan.
 Refreshments follow.
 Clinton Township Middle School Cafeteria, Grayrock Road, Clinton, Clinton.
 7pm
 
 | (R) THE COUNTY SURROGATE PART 1: HISTORY OF THE COUNTY SURROGATE AND INTERESTING HUNTERDON WILLS. Hunterdon County Surrogate Susan Hoffman will delight you with sometimes fascinating, sometimes outrageous but always amusing stories about historic wills she has uncovered.
 Refreshments follow.
 Main Branch of the County Library, County Complex, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
 7pm
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 (R) LIME KILNS OF HUNTERDON COUNTYEnjoy a slide show and lecture by Hunterdon Historian Frank Curcio  about the many lime kilns that were once located throughout the county.
 Refreshments follow.
 North Branch County Library,65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
 2pm
 (T - $) MULLIGANS IN MUSIC - AN ANECDOTAL HISTORY OF THE IRISH IN HUNTERDON COUNTY - A Dinner Theatre Production  by InZane Productions Enjoy an Irish Dinner and  a  play about the Mulligan Family who owned and operated 2 Mills in Clinton, NJ - researched, written and produced by InZane Productions Children's Theatre  exclusively for the Hunterdon Tricentennial.
 Hunterdon County Route 12 County Complex, Building #1, Assembly Space, Flemington.
 Time 3pm - dinner follows performance
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          | (R-$) LIME KILNS OF HUNTERDON COUNTYEnjoy a comfortable seat on our  bus with lime kiln expert Frank Curcio as we travel  to see some of  the best and varied  Lime Kilns in the County.
 $10 Per Person - Lunch Included
 Meet at the County Arboretum, Route 31, Flemington
 10:15am
 POTTERSTOWN SKIRMISHCome to the Tewksbury  Headquarters to hear Chip Riddle tell us about the Potterstown Skirmish, a battle that took place right in our own back yard.
 60 Water Street, Lebanon.
 1pm
 IN CELEBRATION OF THE 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE INSTALLATION OF THE AUSTIN PIPE ORGAN AT THE FLEMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHMembers Recital of the Central NJ Chapter of the American 
          Guild of Organists
 Eight organists play  works of Bach, Buxtehude, Dupre, Widor, Langlais and Calvin Hampton.
 Flemingon Presbyterian Church.
 Free.
 3pm
 |   | (R) YOUR LIFE IN HUNTERDON MARCH 22, 1714County Historian Stephanie Stevens details how we would have lived, what we would have eaten, where we would have worked and what life would been like on the day Hunterdon  officially incorporated as a county.
 Refreshments follow.
 Main Branch County Library, 314 State Route 12, Flemington.
 7pm
 |   | (R) HUNTERDON IN MY HEART - LECTURE AND SLIDE SHOW Join photographer and author Walter Choroszewski for in inside view of  the photography and production of his newest coffee table book , a Tricentennial Exclusive.  Walter C., as he is  affectionately known by his friends and fans alike, created this new book to  celebrate Hunterdon's 300th year.  In this informative slide show and  discussion, Walter C. will explain the background to the book, the photography  selection and more.  Books will be available for purchase and signing by  the author.  Refreshments follow.
 Main Branch County Library
 314 State Route 12, Flemington.
 7 pm
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             TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETINGPublic Welcome to Attend
 3 Chorister Place, Flemington
 9am - 11am
 TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC10am - 2pm
 OUTWATERS MILITIA DRILLJoin us at Deer Path Park prior to our Official Birthday Celebration Parade in the afternoon and watch the , a Revolutionary War Militia as they perform a drill which will include the firing of muskets.
 Deer Path Park, West Woodschurch Road, Flemington
 10am-???
 OFFICIAL 300TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONJoin us on historic Main Street in the County Seat of Flemington at 4pm for a spectacular parade followed by birthday cake and hot chocolate in the Court Street Park. When it gets dark enough fireworks will light up the night sky.
 More details to follow.
 
 
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          | ($-R) HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM            YOUNG ARTISTS DRAWING WORKSHOPDrawing workshops for children ages 5 - 14  covering the tradition of still life and landscapes. Celebrate the Tricentennial  of Hunterdon County and early 18th century art,  craft, and design.
 Cost:  $30.
 7 Lower Center Street, Clinton
 908-735-8415
 1:30pm-3:30pm
 |  | (R) THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN SOUTH HUNTERDON COUNTY AND THE ROAD ALONG THE ROCKSSouth County historians and Revolutionary War experts John and Barbara Hencheck provide a fascinating talk on the important roll that Hunterdon County played during the Revolutionary War. As part of this lecture they will also discuss the "Road Along the Rocks",  the famous feet that traveled it and its importance to the war.
 Main Branch County Library, 314 State Route 12, Flemington.
 7pm
 | (R) HISTORY THROUGH MUSIC: THE CIVIL WARIn period dress, Ridley and Anne Enslow perform  historic Civil War songs played on period instruments.
 Refreshments follow.
 North Branch
 County Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton
 7pm
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 (R) CHILDREN'S HISTORICAL CRAFT PROJECT: HISTORIC BUILDING PRINTMAKINGA historical craft project for children with  Kim Chieffer.
 For children ages 6-12 years old.
 24 Children Maximum.
 Refreshments follow.
 Red Mill Museum Village, Administration Building 2nd Floor, 56 Main Street,  Clinton
 10am-12noon
 (R) SEARCHING THE SEARCH ROOMJoin Hunterdon County Clerk Mary Melfi and Staff who will help you locate records to research your home's history, titles, etc. at the
 Hunterdon County Hall of Records
 71 Main Street, Flemington
 9am - 1pm
 Limit of 30 people
 
 After a lunch break, attend the second part of this event  with Historian Marfy Goodspeed:
 HOUSE HISTORIES LECTURE
 Marfy will guide you on how to use the documents you found earlier in the day  and provide insight on the tidbits of information you can glean from  them.  Marfy will share many things she's learned from the many historic  houses she has personally researched.
 Refreshments follow.
 County Administration Building, Freeholder's meeting Room, 2nd Floor, 71 Main Street, Flemington
 2pm
 (R-$) TRICENTENNIAL GALA Fundraiser - at the Grand Colonial
 86 Route 173 West
 Hampton.
 Fun evening of musical entertainment, fine dining and a live and silent auction.
 6pm.
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