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(R) 12 THEORIES OF WHO KIDNAPPED THE LINDBERGH BABY
On April 3, 1936 Bruno Richard Hauptmann was executed in the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton for the murder of Charles Lindbergh, Jr. Beginning in the 1960’s historians reexamined the circumstantial evident used to incriminate Hauptmann as well as new evidence that has come to light. There are many people today who think that Hauptmann was totally innocent or only slightly involved in the kidnapping. In a one hour powerpoint, Jim Davidson will present 12 other theories including that Charles Lindbergh himself staged the kidnapping; Al Capone was involved; a disbarred attorney, Paul Wendell from Trenton kidnapped the baby and even Anne Lindbergh’s family was involved. Make sure you ask Jim which one he believes!
Refreshments follow.
Hunterdon Historical Court House, Main Street, Flemington.
7pm
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 $) TOUR OF LINDBERGH'S HOME AND IMPORTANT KIDNAPPING SITES
Join us for a unique opportunity to tour the site of the world's most famous kidnapping, the home of Charles and Anne Lindbergh. Author, historian and Lindbergh expert Jim Davidson will tour us through the house and grounds and then take us to see other important sites of the murder including the location where Charles, Jr.'s body was found.
Meet at the East Amwell Township Municipal Building
1070 Route 202/31,
Ringoes
Refreshments Available
$5 per person
9:30am
SORRY SOLD OUT
(R $) TOUR OF LINDBERGH'S HOME AND IMPORTANT KIDNAPPING SITES
Join us for a unique opportunity to tour the site of the world's most famous kidnapping, the home of Charles and Anne Lindbergh. Author, historian and Lindbergh expert Jim Davidson will tour us through the house and grounds and then take us to see other important sites of the murder including the location where Charles, Jr.'s body was found.
Meet at the East Amwell Township Municipal Building
1070 Route 202/31,
Ringoes
Refreshments Available
$5 per person
1:30pm
(R) THE SPIRIT OF PLACE: IDENTIFYING FEATURES OF A CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
No matter how long you have lived in your home, neighborhood or town, you will find this talk, courtesy of the Holland Township Historical Society in conjunction with the Hunterdon Tricentennial Committee, both provocative and thought provoking.
Is it possible to visualize how the cultural landscape evolved in each quarter century between the late 18th century and the 20th century? Using documentation of existing houses, barns and outbuildings, dendrochronology, maps, oral history, deed research and one’s own imagination, an evolving picture is created.
The talk with Historic Preservation Consultant and Designer, Carla Cielo, will conclude with a look at the 21st century with time allotted for audience discussion.
Is it possible to respect the spirit of place and foster new uses?
Holland Township is used as the primary example but the issues are universal.
Refreshments follow.
Reigel Ridge Community Center, Milford
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TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm
THE HISTORY OF THE SWACKHAMMER CHURCH AND CEMETERY
Join Warren County Historian John O'Brien as he provides a brief history of this Lebanon Township Church and then tour the historic cemetery.
Swackhammer Church and Cemetery
108 Anthony Road, Lebanon Township.
No Reservations Needed.
10am and 2pm
at 908-638-5249
THE ROLE OF THE FLEMINGTON METHODIST CHURCH DURING THE
LINDBERGH TRIAL
Get in the spirit of one of the great historic events in Flemington - the Charles Lindbergh trial. Prior to attending the one-man show, "The Lone Eagle", the Flemington United Methodist Church invites you to stroll down the block and learn about the role that this church played during the trial - hosting the attorneys, press, and other key players for dinners and a break from the stress of the days' activities. John Newton of Flemington, will share and discuss a display of historic documents and other artifacts, including the actual china on which they dined! John played the role of Charles Lindbergh for 14 years in the long-running re-enactment of the trial and can answer many of your questions and share information from the original trial transcripts. The church was constructed in 1856 and has a rich history of its own. Members will be available to share some of that history as you pass through the beautiful sanctuary. This opportunity is open to the general public - even those not fortunate enough to attend the show.
116 Main Street, Flemington.
3pm - 6:30pm
Refreshments, largely supplied by the Grill Shack, will be served.
(T - $) CHARLES LINDBERGH - ONE MAN SHOW:
The man who put Flemington on the map, crossed the Atlantic in the month of May, 1927 so it is only fitting that we bring him back 87 years later to share his experiences with you. This play has been especially adapted for Hunterdon's 300th Birthday.
Refreshments follow.
Historic County Courthouse, Main Street, Flemington.
7pm
RARITAN RIVER MUSIC SERIES
Chatham Baroque;
The Greatest Hits of 1714;
Corelli, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Couperin, Geminiani. In celebration of Hunterdon's 300th anniversary, this year's series will feature specially planned concerts that have a focus on Hunterdon County.
Prallsville Mills,
Stockton.
7:30pm
For ticket information please go to or call Phone: 908-213-1100 |
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(T - $) CHARLES LINDBERGH - ONE MAN SHOW
The man who put Flemington on the map, crossed the Atlantic in the month of May, 1927 so it is only fitting that we bring him back 87 years later to share his experiences with you. This play has been especially adapted for Hunterdon's 300th Birthday.
Refreshments follow.
Historic County Courthouse, Main Street, Flemington.
2pm
OPEN HOUSE AT THE HOLCOMBE-JIMISON FARMSTEAD MUSEUM
All are welcome to come and see what has been accomplished in the farm shop and the 1711 House. There are several new items on display; milk bottling machine, large flour/dough/bread box and a lantern display among others. Tractors will be out for all to see. There will be games and crafts for children (candle and bracelet making) and refreshments will be available for all.
FREE admission for activities but donations are asked for entrance into the museum.
, Route 29, Lambertville
2pm to 4pm
WALKING TOUR OF HISTORIC CALIFON
In conjunction with a special display of historic photos of Califon at the Califon Historical Society's Museum take a walking tour and compare then and now.
Meet at the Railroad Station Museum in downtown Califon.
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(R) HUNTERDON'S HISTORIC SAMPLERS
Join artists, historians and sampler experts, Dan and Marty Campanelli, for this visually exciting Powerpoint presentation about historic Hunterdon County samplers stitched prior to 1850. Their book, A Sampling of Hunterdon County Needlework: the motifs, the makers & their stories, debuted in June, 2013 as a fundraiser for the Hunterdon County Historical Society. This book was featured in two articles in the New York Times, as well as noted as "must read" on Martha Stewart's website this past September!
Dan and Marty's presentation will detail the unique and varied styles of needlework samplers created in Hunterdon County by schoolgirls, and the couple will tell some of the stories uncovered while researching the needleworkers and their families. After their book came out, the Campanellis were asked to guest curate the first ever exhibit of New Jersey needlework which will run at Morven Museum in Princeton starting in October, 2014. As a treat, at the end of their Hunterdon Powerpoint, they will present a sneak preview of some of the samplers from around the state that will be featured in the Morven show.
Following their 45 minute presentation, there will be a question and answer period at which time attendees are encouraged to bring along any Hunterdon samplers created prior to 1850 for Show & Tell. They will also have some printed fascimiles of New Jersey needlework from their own collection on display.
Autographed copies of their book will be available for purchase at this time. All proceeds from the book, which was printed courtesy of a grant from the Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation, benefit the Hunterdon Historical Society.
Refreshments follow.
North County Branch Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
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HISTORIC WALKING TOUR OF CLINTON TOWN
This tour sponsored by the will begin at the Clinton Presbyterian Church Cemetery guided by Historian and Author Peter Osborne. Following the cemetery tour, participants will walk to the Historic Clinton Mill to begin a tour of the Mill with Christie Wood, Clinton Town Historian
Meet at: Clinton Presbyterian Church, Center Street, Clinton
Free
No Reservations Required
9am
TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm
GUIDED HISTORIC BIKE TOUR - TOWPATH RIDE
Join us for a 14 mile ride (roundtrip) on the D&R Canal and Towpath. Historic highlights will include: Bulls Island, Prallsville Mill, Stockton & Lambertville. There will be a stop at a coffee shop in Lambertville before returning to Bulls island. Mountain or hybrid bikes are more
appropriate for this ride, use road bikes at your discretion.
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D.& Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
Meet at: Bulls Island State Park,
2185 Daniel Bray Hwy,
Stockton, NJ 08559
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
Rain Date - Sunday, May 11th
(R - $) HISTORIC WALKING TOUR OF OLDWICK
Join the tour led by Tewksbury Historian Shaun Van Doren of beautiful and historic Oldwick located in Tewksbury Township. A lecture will follow.
20 person limit.
Tours are:
10am, 12:30pm & 3pm
$5 per person
Registration is Required
For more information and directions call (908) 832-6734 and leave your name
and phone number or or visit the
(R - $) HISTORIC MENU, TAVERN TOUR AND LECTURE AT THE STOCKTON INN.
Enjoy a wonderful meal in one of Hunterdon's finest historic inns. while David Reading provides a lecture on the early history of Stockton.
12pm - 3pm
Limited seating.
SORRY SOLD OUT
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW -
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
($) RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE GALA
Save the date for a night under the stars at the Red Mill Museum Village. This year's Gala benefiting the Museum will be held onsite, permitting guests to enjoy the beauty of the tranquil river setting, majestic quarry cliffs and the quaint historic buildings. This fundraising event will feature a silent and live auction, entertainment, dinner, drinks and much more! We hope you will join us for this special evening. Proceeds from this event support the Museum's many programs and exhibitions. The RMMV is a 501(c)3 non-profit.
For additional information visit ,
(908) 735-4101 x102 or .
56 Main Street. Clinton
6pm.
RARITAN RIVER MUSIC SERIES:
Horszowski Trio (violin, cello, piano);
Chart Stoppers of 1814;
Beethoven “Archduke” Trio, Schubert Piano Trio No. 2.
In celebration of Hunterdon's 300th anniversary, this year's series will feature specially planned concerts that have a focus on Hunterdon County.
Clinton Presbyterian Church,
Clinton
7:30pm
For ticket information please go to or call Phone: 908-213-1100 |
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RAIN DATE FOR SATURDAY, MAY, 10TH
Join us for a 14 mile ride (roundtrip) on the D&R Canal and Towpath. Historic highlights will include: Bulls Island, Prallsville Mill, Stockton & Lambertville. There will be a stop at a coffee shop in Lambertville before returning to Bulls island. Mountain or hybrid bikes are more
appropriate for this ride, use road bikes at your discretion.
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D.& Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
Meet at: Bulls Island State Park,
2185 Daniel Bray Hwy,
Stockton, NJ 08559
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
Rain Date - Sunday, May 11th
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
(R) HUNTERDON SETTLEMENT PATTERN SERIES LECTURE: THE HISTORY OF THE DUTCH MIGRATION
Our fifth lecture in our Migration Series: Join County and Readington Township Historian Stephanie Stevens in a talk about the migration of Dutch settlers into Hunterdon County. This lecture will take us from the Dutch coming to New Amsterdam (New York City), spreading out through New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, and beginning the settlement of Hunterdon County. Readington Township was the first new township in the new county, finally incorporated in 1798. Previous Tricentennial lectures have discussed the Proprietors, the Lenape Indians and how the land of Hunterdon was purchased and settled. This talk will bring more insight and information to those topics.
The Migration Series explores various immigrant groups that settled and influenced early Hunterdon County.
Refreshments follow.
Main Branch of the County Library, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
7pm
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BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Public Welcome to Attend.
3 Chorister Place, Flemington
7pm - 9pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
A PEOPLE HARASSED AND EXHAUSTED
Presentation by Author Larry Kidder of his recnetly published book, at the Kingwood Township Historical Society's regular monthly meeting. The book discusses how the Hunterdon militia was organized and how militia duty affected whole families - not just the men in the militia. It also highlights how the militia played a key role in liberating New Jersey and gaining our freedom.
Old Fairview School
12 Fariview Road, Kingwood
7pm
Free and open to the public
Call Sal DeSapio, Kingwood Township Historian at 908-996-6765 for additional information |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
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TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm
LENAPE DAY/HAMPTON DAY OF HISTORY
Come and join the fun on the banks of the Musconetcong River in Hampton! The day is filled with children's games and activities, walks, lectures and more!
FREE!!
NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED!
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GUIDED HISTORIC BIKE TOUR - ROAD RIDE
We will head out on a road ride looping for almost 20 miles (roundtrip) in East Amwell. Historic highlights will include: Black River & Western Railroad, Hunterdon County Velodrome Site, Green Sergeant's Bridge & Sergeantsville. There will be a snack stop at the historic General store. This
ride is on paved roads with some hills
so road bikes are appropriate.
Meet at: East Amwell Municipal Bldg,,
1070 Route 31,
Ringoes, NJ 08551
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D.& Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
Rain Date: Sunday, May 18th
($) BUS TOUR AND LUNCH IN HISTORIC PHILADELPHIA
Join the Raritan Township Historic Commission on a comfortable bus ride to historic Philadelphia. The tour is All Inclusive (entry tickets and lunch!): Independence Hall, Carpenter's Hall, Eldreth's Alley, Christ Church plus more! Lunch is at the legendary City Tavern, a National Historic Site where the signers of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution came to eat, work and take their wigs off! The Tour is rain or shine. Wear good walking shoes and bring water and cameras. $55 per person All Inclusive. Triple D bus leaves from the Raritan Township Municipal Building, One Municipal Drive, Raritan Township (523 off of the Dvoor Circle) at 8 a.m., returning approximately 4 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the Raritan Township Municipal Building, Clerk's Office, Main Lobby, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday while tickets last. For more information call Pete Kinsella at (908) 797-3291.
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
RARITAN RIVER MUSIC SERIES:
Laura Gilbert and Friends;
Greatest Hits of 1914;
Debussy, Ravel, Webern, Barrios, et al.
In celebration of Hunterdon's 300th anniversary, this year's series will feature specially planned concerts that have a focus on Hunterdon County.
Stanton Reformed Church,
Stanton
7:30pm
For ticket information please go to or call Phone: 908-213-1100 |
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DVOOR FARM HOUSE AND BARN TOUR
To celebrate the County's 300th Birthday, the Hunterdon Land Trust Farmer's Market will open it's 8th season with 2 free guided tours of the historic Dvoor Farm buildings. The first tour of the 1798 Dvoor Farm House with Historic Planner Dennis Bertland starts at 10am. A tour of the barns with Architect Chris Pickell will be held at 11:30 am.
The Dvoor Farm is located off of the Route 12 Circle in Flemington.
RAIN DATE FOR SATURDAY, MAY 17TH
GUIDED HISTORIC BIKE TOUR - ROAD RIDE
We will head out on a road ride looping for almost 20 miles (roundtrip) in East Amwell. Historic highlights will include: Black River & Western Railroad, Hunterdon County Velodrome Site, Green Sergeant's Bridge & Sergeantsville. There will be a snack stop at the historic General store. This
ride is on paved roads with some hills
so road bikes are appropriate.
Meet at: East Amwell Municipal Bldg,,
1070 Route 31,
Ringoes, NJ 08551
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D.& Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
TEWKSBURY SCENIC ROADS
Join Tewksbury Township Historian Shaun Van Doren and the Tewksbury Scenic Roads & Bridges Commission Chairman Harold Wrede as they travel with us back in time to see that Tewksbury’s old roads haven’t changed.
Tewksbury Township Society
Headquarters, 60 Water Street, Lebanon.
1pm
For more information and directions call (908) 832-6734 and leave your name
and phone number or or visit the
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-3pm
RECEPTION 3pm to 6pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
(R) HUNTERDON SETTLEMENT PATTERN SERIES LECTURE: THE RIVER COMMUNITIES AND THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Our sixth and final lecture in our Settlement Pattern Migration Series: The Development of Lambertville (Coryell's Ferry) and the Commonalities of the River Communities as revealed through the part they played in our American Revolution. Lambertville Historians John and Barbara Hencheck will provide insight into the settle of Lambertville (Coryell's Ferry) and the other river communities as well. The presentation will shed light on the significant contribution and pivotal role the people of these tiny river communites of Hunterdon and Bucks Counties played durin our American Revolution.
The Migration Series explores various immigrant groups that settled and influenced early Hunterdon County.
Refreshments follow.
Main Branch of the County Library, County Complex, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
7pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm |
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
HISTORY OF ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR
A presentation by the Acorn Montessori School. One of the classroom buildings at Acorn is a relocated house moved from Round Valley during the construction of the Reservoir. Students will present the projects they have researched on the history of the area from the geological history through Lenni-Lenape inhabitants, European and Revolutionary settlements through the construction of the Reservoir.
Free admission.
Refreshments served.
Route 31, Clinton Township.
6:30pm - 8pm
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BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
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CANCELLED
TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Public Welcome to Attend
3 Chorister Place, Flemington
9am - 11am
TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm
GUIDED HISTORIC BIKE TOUR - TRAIL/ROAD RIDE
A combination trail/road ride is
planned for this event. The Columbia Trail ride, up in the
northern end of the county, is a 22 mile
loop (roundtrip) beginning in High Bridge. Highlights will include Union Forge, Ken Lockwood Gorge and the Gorge Bridge Train Wreck. Riders can buy lunch at
historic Long Valley Pub & Brewery before returning to ride start. The trail is packed gravel, road is paved. Mountain or Hybrid
bikes are appropriate for this ride, but road bikes should also be fine.
Meet at: High Bridge Borough Commons,
79 Main Street, High Bridge, NJ 08829
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D. & Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
RAIN DATE: Sunday, May 25, 2014
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
1pm-5pm
RARITAN RIVER MUSIC SERIES:
Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo;
String Quartet;
Raritan River Music 25th Anniversary Celebration;
2014 and Beyond:
Tomorrow’s Classics;
Commissions from Raritan River Music;
Moravec, Thomas, Karmon,, Bogdanovic.
In celebration of Hunterdon's 300th anniversary, this year's series will feature specially planned concerts that have a focus on Hunterdon County.
Old Greenwich Presbyterian Church,
Bloomsbury.
7:30pm
For ticket information please go to or call Phone: 908-213-1100 |
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RAIN DATE FOR SATURDAY, MAY 25TH
GUIDED HISTORIC BIKE TOUR - TRAIL/ROAD RIDE
A combination trail/road ride is
planned for this event. The Columbia Trail ride, up in the
northern end of the county, is a 22 mile
loop (roundtrip) beginning in High Bridge. Highlights will include Union Forge, Ken Lockwood Gorge and the Gorge Bridge Train Wreck. Riders can buy lunch at
historic Long Valley Pub & Brewery before returning to ride start. The trail is packed gravel, road is paved. Mountain or Hybrid
bikes are appropriate for this ride, but road bikes should also be fine.
Meet at: High Bridge Borough Commons,
79 Main Street, High Bridge, NJ 08829
Bring: Bicycle, Helmet (required) I.D. & Health Insurance Card, Water bottle, snacks and/or money.
10am
Contact: Diana Davis
(908)727-4270
BEAUTY OF HUNTERDON WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW-
Sawmill Gallery, Prallsville Mill, Stockton
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10am - 2pm
(R) EGG-CITING HISTORY: THE FLEMINGTON EGG AUCTION AND HUNTERDON'S POULTRY FARMS
In celebration of National Poultry Month join Don Shuman for a tour of the Old Egg Auction, once the largest Egg Auction establishment in the United States. Don will be joined with Hank Snyder who will discuss the history of the many poultry farms that once landscaped Hunterdon's rolling farmland.
Refreshments follow.
Flemington Egg Auction, Park Avenue, Flemington.
2pm
WALKING TOUR OF LEBANON BOROUGH
Enjoy your choice of walking tours of historic Lebanon Borough led by Lebanon Borough Municipal Historian Joe Hauck. At 10 am, Joe will lead a 2 hour tour with all of the juicy details of Borough history as only Joe can tell them! OR come to the one hour long 2 pm tour, see the same sites, same route, but hear only half of the stories!! Both tours leave from and return to the parking lot of the Dutch Reformed Church on Brunswick Avenue. Comfortable walking shoes recommended.
No reservations required.
Free.
Tour 1: 10 am to Noon
Tour 2: 2 pm to 3 pm
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