vorrs'NorTJ1E gt\STtE tITEK -.-==PATERSON,I\.J. 07503 ...-5t. 50th Anniuerssry Issue From the president. . . What a dynamicand excitingyear is forthcoming,as the PassaicCounty Historical Society celebrates its fiftiethyear at LambertCastle! Those of you who attended our Christmas party at the Castleon December11 can readilyattest to the tremendous strides Cathy Keene and her volunteershave made toward restoringthe Castle to some semblanceof its former glory. The restored dining room, where the refreshments were served, featured l^ambert'soriginal dining table and chairs, plus the impressivegesso plaster and gilt walls,enhanced by solid walnut trim and beautiful parquet floors, which all contributed to the ambience of a delightful, Victorian Christmas. AlvinBIau, presenting97,000.00 donationfrom the PossaicCounty Even bigger strides are in the offing; for April will see a Rotory Clubs to Ruth Fern, President, md WiIIian Adshead, magnificentexhibit, "The Life and Timesof Silk City: The Mill Secretaryof the PassoicCounty Historicol Society. Owner" part of a tripartiteexhibit under the aegisof the Labor Museum (Botto House), the Paterson Museum, and the Rotary raises $7,000for PCHS PassaicCounty Historical Society, the result of a $96,000 On October 1, 1983,the Rotary Clubs of PassaicCounty federalgrantfrom the NationalEndowment for the Humanities. sponsoredthe Third Annual BeefsteakDinner-Dance for the Cathy and her crew are alsonow hard at work movingthe benefitof the PassaicCounty HistoricalSociety. Once again, remaininglibrary from the dining room to more spacious everyoneenjoyed the deliciousbeefsteak dinner and dancing quarterson the third floor, thus freeingthe dining room for to the SaddleRiver Bis Band.The affair,which wasespecially receptionsand socialoccasions. well attended this year, raised a whopping $7,0m for the Our bighope, at the moment,is that the much-needed,new conservationof collections. put roof will be speedily in place,so that seepingwater will no This year'sRotary donation is particularlyimportant to the longerdestroy our treasures,as it has beendoing for far too PCHS as the money will be used to restore a large painting long! which sustainedwater damagelast summerand to return the Saveon your calendarsJune 9 from 10:00p.m.-1:00 a.m., Lambert Castledining room to its forrnersplendor. Since the the dateof the Society'sgreat, Fiftieth Anniversary, Black-Tie paintingwas part of Lambert'sart collectionand is one of the Gala to be held at the Castle. few piecesof Lambert'swe own, it is very important to the DelightDodyk and her committeearebusily at work on the museumthat this paintingbe restored. Gala, the motif of which is the Victorian Era. The Victorian The PassaicCounty RotaryClubs'donations have allowed motif will be carriedout in the music,the dances,entertainment, us to makemany improvements in the careof our collection. and food. Althoughmuch of the work is not apparentto museumvisitors Ar50, Lambert Castlehas come alive!Do come to visit us we havebeen working behindthe scenesto improvestorage and, especially,plan to attend our FiftiethAnniversary Gala. conditionsand the accessibilityof the collectionto researchers. As I saidupon takingoffice, it is your Society.Come and be Marty Williams has been working on the overhaul of our a deeplyinvolved part of it! Trernendousthings have already photographstorage area. Our,collection includes thousands of been done for the Society by the Rotarians,the Board of rare periodphotographs, so this is one ofour most important Freeholders, the volunteers, the Director, and last, but projects. Marty 'has sorted the photog,raphsby size and certainlynot least,the trustees. subjectmatter and is now storingthem in archivalboxes. This The Society is enjoyinga re-surgenceof excitementand storagemethod will protect the photographsfrom damageby dynamism,so come out and make it even better! lisht and dirt' Ruth Kane Fern, President continued on page2 A letter from the director As the museum moves into its 50th year in lambert Castle we have many exciting events to look forward to. We are planning a full schedule of lectures, tours, concerts, and special events to help us celebrate our Golden Anniversary. Many of these will relate to the "Life and Times in Silk City" exhibition, while others are simply to help us celebrate with a bang. Read more about these events in this special edition of the Castle Ute. We have a lot to look forward to, but we have also made some major advances. The Board of Freeholders gave us a Christmas present on December 2L when they voted the money for the new Castle roof. Work should begin early in the Spring. As soon as the roof is on we will begin cleaning, painting, and sprucing up the interior of the Castle. We must also thank the PassaicCounty Rotary Clubs for their generous donations. We have made great strides in caring for the Members of the Z Club ol Paul YI High School served as hostesse,s collection with their help. at the Christmas Party. I would especiallylike to thank our members and volunteers for all your support. We would not be able to carry on any of Z Club members, other volunteers our programs without your enthusiasmand good will. I hope all assist our members will join us for the exhibitions and special events PCHS staff members this year. We are delightedto report the addition of severalnew volunteersto the PCHSstaff. Elizabeth Van Hook of the New G ctlasoiree planned JerseyBank hasjoined us as a museumguide on Sundays. st In July , Nina Browne of Patersonwas a tremendoushelp. gth She catalogedspoons, worked in the museum office, and the casfle an June much more.-Alsojoining us in July was Eliud Troncosco,a What could be more gala than a party in a castle and gala it studentin the PatersonCommunity Education program. certainly will be. The occasion is the benefit celebration of the Duringthe month of August,Laura Neal of Wyckoffhelped 50th year of the Lambert Castle Museum. to organizethe Charcot collectionof silk designsand did Plannedfor June 9,1984 the soiree will be a festive party in researchon CatholinaLambert for the "Lifeand Timesin Silk the style of Catholina Lambert and the turn-of-the-century. City" exhibit.Also workingon this exhibitare researcherJim Guests will be treated to the wonderful music of the period for Ward and genealogistAnnita Zalenski. dancing and listening, provided by The Garrett Mountain The Z Club of Paul VI RegionalHigh Schoolin Clifton has Troubadors and Gina Vitale, vocalist. The Castle will be taken on the Lambert Castle Museum'sgift shop as their sparklingly lighted and decorated for the occasiotr, and guests service'project for this year. Every Sundaythe sift shop is will be served delectable savories, sweets, and wines. staffed by two z Club volunteers. They atso served as Each party-goer will receive a copy of the 50th Anniversary hostessesfor the AnnualChristmas party. Their graciousness Journal being prepared by the Gala commitee. This speciai addedto everyone'senjgyment. publication will include the many early scenes of the Castle Many thanks to Dee's Florist of West Patersonfor the interior and grounds by photogirapher John Reid. It will also beautifulChristmas greenery. The PCHS especially appreciates feature newly prepared histories of the Lambert Family, the ill of the interestand care that Dee'shas expressed towards Castle, and the the Passaic County Historical Society. the LambertCastle Museum. Sfrving on the Gala Commitee are Delisht Dodyk, Chair, William Adshead, Flavia Alaya, Alvin Blau, Jo Ann Cotz, Ruth Rotory roised $7,000 Fern, Fletcher Fish, RussellFrignoca, John Herbst, Catherine Keene, Continuedfrom page1 fl Stanley Lacz, Edward Lenik, Robert Macfarlan, Christine Riedl, Barbara Rivolta, Norman Robertson, William The PCHS Collection of Charcot silk designshas also Storch, Stephan van Cline, and Raymond hrdetta. If you benefittedfrom Rotarymoney. The collection includes several would like to get involved in the preparations, call Delight at thousandwater colors by Frank and FlorenceCharcot. The 652-4440. designs, which date from the late nineteenth and early The soiree is plannedas an after-dinner celebratrion from 10 twentieth centuries,were used as the basisfor jacquard silk to 1in the evening. So mark your calendars now for Juneg,get patterns"Volunteer Laura Nealhelped catalogue and transfer out your finery, and round up your friends for a very special the collectionto archivalstorage boxes. evening out. The tickets will be priced at $SOper person with Thank gou, Rotary Clubs of Passaic County, for the proceeds benefitting the Endowment Fund of the Passaic wonderful work you are doing for the PCHS! For further County Historical Society. informationabout next year'sdance call ul-z76l. Volunteers needed As the PCHS/LambertCastle Museum has taken on more activitiesand responsibilities,Barbara and Cathy find that they are in needof more help. 1984promises to be a landmarkyear for the society.Some of the activitiesplanned include: a major ,' ,,ti ii: exhibit- "Life and Timesin Silk City", the FiftiethAnniversary :ii ii; :.r, participation '..1i. Gala Celebration, in the Museum Assessment :li ,.,iti :ii: Program,and more. Your help,even as little as one afternoon iii

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much towardsour success.Badly needed and openvolunt eer 'ii: ta.. j.,.| :..i positionsinclude: ii; .i, Office Managers - typing,filing, bookkeeping, etc. Museum Guides - help the public to understandour county'sheritage. Gift Shop Managers - inventorg, sales,buying for the Victorian Emporium. Proceedshelp support the museum's operation. Inventory and Cataloging - learnabout our collectionsas you help us to givethem the best possiblecare. Storage Organizers - a very responsibleposition for someone who likes to get his/her hands dirty. Put our collectionsin the best possiblecondition. Museum Maintenance - dusting, sweeping,polishing. Keepingthe museumobjects sparkling will help to make the visitor'sexperience pleasant and keep our treasuresin good condition. Edisonmachines restored If you are interestedin becominga volunteer, pleasecall The PassaicCounty HistoricalSociety's collection of Mrs. Annita Zalenskiat 595-7684or 88I-276I. Edison phonographswere recently restored to working order by a grant from the Charles Edison Fund. The phonographs, includinga Gem,Home, and early (1870's) tinfoil machine, are now on displayat the LambertCastle Museum where they can be heard as well as seen.Several of the machinesbear tags identifuingthem as sold by JamesK. O'Dea,dD entrepreneur who had phonographshops in Paterson,Passaic, and Middletown, N.Y. during the 1980'sand early 1900's. Photoghraphsof O'Dea'sPaterson store are alsoon exhibit. On loan from Mr. Charles Hummel, the Edison Fund's restorer, is the Nipper Dog, symbol of the Victor Talking MachineCo. (now RCA Mctor). The Nipper Dog, who sits almostthree f,eethigh with ear cockedtowards the voiceof his master,sat in the windowof a Market Street,Paterson, record shop for many years.The exhibit will run through the end of Februaryand can be seenWednesday through Sunday from 1:00to 4:00P.M. 50th anniv ersory book plonned A fiftieth birthdayis an idealtime to take a freshlook at the past and that is what is being done for the 50th Aniversary Book. New researchon the Lambertfamily and the castlehas beenundertaken by Dr. FlaviaAlaya, former presidentof the Society with the assistanceof Annita Zalenskiand Jessica Peters,Society genealogists and Ed Smyk, County Historian. This research will be accompaniedby John Reid's original photos of the castle.The anniversarybook will be a valuable andcomprehensive source of informationfor thoseinterested in knowingmore about LambertCastle. It will be publishedin Fred DilzeII, classicolquitafist, performing d theAnnual Members the Springin time for the GalaSoiree and afterwards will be on ChristmasPorty. saleat the Castle. Water damagespainting

During the summer a fine lTth or 18th Century painting of a classical subject possibly Diana the Huntress was delivered to our emergency room here at van Cline and Davenport, Ltd. You may recall the painting and its companion on the ceiling of the old entrance hall to the Castle. Rain from the leaky roof finally pentrated to the ceiling above the pictures and gave them quite a soaking. Upon arrival we set about applying the mulberry tissue "band-aids" you see in the photo to the areas where water had q loosened the paint to such an extent that it was about to fall away. Then we proceeded with tests to prepare for cleaning the more secure areas of the piece. We found that it had been cleaned many years ago and that three layers of varnish had been applied since then. We are now in the' midst of the cleaning procedure, have ordered extra heavy raw linen with which to reline the piece and an expansion bolt stretcher for the final mounting. ",Y::zl:x';:1,r";:it::;';::::t::i::ri".:NorewhiteAfter cleaning, the painting will be removed from the old Nofe; On July 21, three paintingshung in the old entrance stretch er, permeated with a wax resin formula and the new hall at the Lambert Castle Museum were woter damaged canvas stretched on a larger stretcher and that bound to the during o torrential downpour. Two uery large poinfings, back of the old canvas for strength. The picture will then get its possibly17th or 18thCentury Englishmanor paintings,were final cleaning,the missing areas filled and color matched to the once part of Catholina lambert's art collection and were surrounding original paint. It will be stretched on the new mounted in the ceilingwhere Lambert hod displayed them. expansion bolt stretcher and get about 20 ultra-thin layers of One of the pidtritingsuos seiuerelydamaged ond is nour being varnish. restoredbyuan Cline&Davenport, Ltd., FranklinLakes,N.J. The process of restoring the painting should take approxi- The other two susfoined only minor damage. They are: mately one year. Afterwards, it will be back at its home at "Ascending Angel and Child" - the paintingfrom Lamberf's Lambert Castle where you will be able to see it, in splended collection and "Sheep Entering Fold," a 19th century condition, once again. French paintin1 by Charles Emil Jacque. Rotary funds are being used to restore the severely damaged pointing. The other two will be in storogeat Lambert Castleuntil moneycan be rol'sed to restore them. You can helpto restorethese two fine poinfings. Send contribufions to: Painting Restorotion, PCHS, Lambert Castle, Valley Rd., Paterson, N.J. 07503. Make check poyobleto Possoic County Historicol Society. Close-upsof cleaned fesf patches. Obserue the contrast between the light oreas which have been cleaned uith the sur?ounding uncleanedpainting. fl "Li f,eandTimes in Silk City" Everything you ever wanted exhibit opens in April Lambert to know about On April 14, 1984a major exhibition will open at the Lambert and were too awed to ask Castle Museum, the American Labor Museum and the Paterson Museum. Called "Life and Times in Silk City," it will give a comprehensive view of the silk industry in turn-of-the- Did you know that CatholinaLambert wasnicknamed "the century Paterson and its importance to the lives of the little minister" on his emigrantvoyage from Englandin 1851? residentsof "Silk City." The exhibit will run through April 1985. That this last tycoon of silk, art-collectorand Castle-builder The life-stylesand concerns of the silk mill owners will be extraordinary,was inclinedat soireesto singand accompany interpreted at the Lambert Castle Museum. Period photo- himself at the piano?That for some sevenyears he and his graphs,objects and works of art which once belongedto some familywintered in a little houbeon StraightStreet and had their of the city's industrialists will be on display in the "court" and heatpiped in from the Dexter, LambertMill? That duringthe music room. Of course, the centerpiece of the exhibit will be famous 1913strike, when he was pushingeighty, Lambert Lambert Castle itself, the former home of Catholina Lambert, almost came to blows with a fellow manufacturer over Dean of Paterson's silk industry. Restoration of Lambert's managementstrategy? once magnificent dining room, now the PCHS library, will be completed by April 14 so that museum visitors can enjoy this We didn't know it either, or somebody a different ornate and richly decorated room during the exhibit year and in eachcase - knew it and hadn'ttold. Now, with somebody beyond. the fiftiethanniversary of the LambertCastle Museum coming Using photographs as well as working machin etg, the upr Dr. Flavia Alaya, as editor of our anniversarybook, is Paterson Museum will explain the process of silk manufacture gBttingeverybody to tell her everything they know. These from sericulture through finishedcloth. A "hands-on" children's stories,and dozensmore (with as much as we can muster of section will also be included in their exhibit component. their whys and wherefores),will be incorporatedinto a new The lives and experiences of the mill workers will be biographicalessay on Lambertand his Castleto be published portrayed at the American Labor Museum located in the in time for our spring gala. They will also help provide Pietro Botto House, restored home of the immigrant silk backgroundfor the forthcoming"Lite and Timesin Silk City" worker and leader of the 1913 silk strike. Photographs, exhibition,while the abundantsource materialsturned up in artifacts and period rooms will be on view. the processwill be gathercdinto a singlecollection for the use The exhibition, for which the American Labor Museum has of future researchers. received a grant of $96,000from the National Endowment for Dr. Alaya, a longtime trustee and former presidentof the the Humanities, is cosponsored by the American Labor Historical Society, is a Ramapo College professor and a Museum, the PCHS/Lambert Castle Museum, the Paterson scholarof the Victorian period.She has volunteered her skills Museum and the Great Falls Development Corporation. The as a biographerfor us before,authoring the study of Gaetano close cooperation among the sponsoring institutions is a Federicithat accompaniedour majorexhibition of the sculptor's unique and exciting development in the museum field which work in 1980.Just as she did on the earlier project, she is has already drawn a good deal of interest both state-wide and *Life relyingnow on the researchtalents and energiesof numerous nationally. and Times in Silk City" is sure to focus much other peoplein the Museumcommunity - perhapseven more public attention on Paterson and its historic sites. It is an so than before, owing to a back ailment that kept her important, informative and exciting exhibition. You will not hospitalizedfor nearlythree weeksin November. want to miss it! Principalhelping hands - and feet - and wheels- have been those of Annita Zalenski, Society genealogist,who Calendar of 1984Events among many other things has discoveredthe last surviving April 14 -Opening of "Lif,eand Timesin Silk City" with Lambert grandson,Stanley Lambert; Society Director Cathy galabenefit for the three museums. F?:, Keeneand AssistantBarbara Rivolta, who have turned over April 15 -Museums OpenHouse for "Life andTimes in hundredsof piecesof memorabiliain our collectionsin search Silk City," at Lambert Castle Museum, d previously unexploited materiah and Passaic County AmericanLabor Museum, Paterson Museum. Historian Ed Smyk, who has generouslyopened his own May 16 - Annual Meeting honoring 50 years of the collections and those of Lambert's first biographer Edward Society'sresidence in LambertCastle. Graf to supply all kinds of missinglinks. 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ffi$' :d luluseumto receive$600 grsnt Lectu r e series continues givenby the We are proud to announce that the Passaic County The Henry J. Browne LectureSeries, Great and co-sponsoredby the Historical Society/Lambert Castle Museum has been chosen Falls DevelopmentCorporation PassaicCounty Historical Society, the American Labor to receive a Museum Assessment Grant of $600 from the held Institute of Museums Services, a congressionallymandated Museum,and the PatersonMuseum, will be Saturday, agency dedicated to assistingthe nation's museums. May 5 at The Brownstonein Paterson.Entitled "Perspectives The Museum Assessment Program under which the-grant on a NineteenthCentury IndustrialCity", this year'slecture was made, will provide the Lambert Castle Museum with an seriei wlil featurb speakers Paul iohnion of Princeton independent assessmentof its programs and operations. The University;Richard Margrave of South Yorkshire,England; assessment,which will be carried out by an independent and ClementPric e of RutgersUniversity; and moderatorDaniel experienced museum professional,will take place in the fall of Walkowitzof New York University. 1984. It will include a self-study questionnaire, an on-site The lectureseries includes luncheon at The Brownstoneas survey by a museum consultant, and the consultant's final well as a bus tour of the three museums'exhibit "Life and pre-registration written report containing observationsand recommendations. Timesin SilkCity". For moreinformation and (20I) The PCHS is delighted to receive this recognition from the call Great FallsDevelopment Corporation at 279-1270. IMS. We are confident that the Museum AssessmentProgram will help us to lmprove Lambert Castie Museum's prolrams Thanlcs ond besf urishes and to better our service to the public. Thonkyou andbesf rlr'shes for a happy and healthynew Additional funds for roof repair year to all our trustees,uolu nteers and staff: Trustees Volunteers On Wednesday,December 21, the PassaicCounty Board of Alvin Blau JessicaPeters Freeholdersapproved in additionalfunds to repairthe Delight Dodyk Annita Zalenski $2S,000 Russell Frignoca Jim Ward crumbling and decaying roof of Lambert Castle. The Stanley Lacz Verah Links freeholdershad initiallyallocated $180,000 for the repairsbut William O. Storch ElizabethVan Hook thelowest bid for thejob was$287,777 submitted by thefirm of Jo Ann Cotz FrancesPeacock Schtillerand Plevy. Additional grant money, which would have Ruth Fern Harriet Frederickson been used by the Park Commissionto rehabilitateGoffle John Herbst Nina Browne Robert Macfarlan EliudTroncosco Brook Park,will alsobe usedfor the Castleroof in order to Edward J. Lenik Laura Neal make up the differencein cost. Flavia Alaya Miriam Kurinsky Becauseofthe skylightand the old constructiontechniques William Adshead Z Club of PaulVI usedin buildingthe roof, its repairis now a costlyand intricate Fletcher Fish RegionalH.S. job whichwill takeabout six monthsto complete.According to Norman Robertson Dee'sFlorist, West Paterson RaymondZardetto Park CommissionerRonald DooD€V, it is "probablythe most Staff Jim Levendusky roof in the unique area". Since Lambert Castle itself is Jim De Sopo probablythe mostunique building in the area,we areglad that Mrginia Peterson we will soonget a newroof andthat this historicbuilding will be From: Cothv ond Barbara savedfrom further deterioration. l:' 4 li'i,t:::tli +t:::::j:i'.1 :

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