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DATE HOST SITES 21-Jan-67 Atlantic County Historical Society At DATEHOST SITES 21-Jan-67 Atlantic County Historical Society at Historic Smithville Inn NONE 29-Apr-67 NJ State Library and Trenton Historical Society Archives, Exhibit Room of State Library 29-Jul-67 Pleasant Valley Preservation Committee Tour of Pleasant Valley Homes 20-Jan-68 Historical Society of Plainfield and North Plainfield at Stage House Inn Tour of Drake House 27-Apr-68 Morris County Historical Society at MacCulloch Hall Ford Mansion, Schuyler-Hamilton House, Speedwell Village, Historic Junior Museum, Acorn Hall 27-Jul-68 Atlantic County Historical Society, Smithville Inn Somers Mansion 19-Apr-69 Cumberland County Historical Society Tour of 24 restored homes, 2 Friends Meeting Houses, 1st School in County, Greenwich Tea Burning Site, Presbyterian Church, Othello 17-Jan-70 Cranford Historical Society at Union College Cranford Historical Society Museum 23-Jan-71 Historical Society of Princeton, reception at Prospect Association, Princeton U. NJ History in Two Collections exhibit at Firestone Library, Princeton U., Bainbridge House (HSP) 24-Apr-71 Medford Historical Society Tours of Kirby’s Mill and homes from 1720 to the Victorian Period 25-Sep-71 Historical Society of Bloomfield Tour of historic Bloomfield: Old First Pres., Museum of Historical Society of Bloomfield; the David Oakes Estate, Famous Cottonwood Tree, The Carriage House 22-Jan-72 New Brunswick Historical Club at Labor Relations Bldg., Douglass College NONE 22-Apr-72Montclair Academy NONE 3-Jun-72 The Deserted Village at Allaire NONE 23-Jan-73 Basking Ridge Historical Society at Old Mill Inn, Basking Ridge NONE 28-Apr-73 Preakness Reformed Church (Wayne Historical Society?) Schuyler-Colfax House, Van Riper-Hopper Museum 21-Jul-73 Colts Neck Historical Society at Colts Neck Inn NONE 23-Sep-73 Gloucester County Historical Society Society Museum and Library; Trinity Episcopal Church in Swedesboro 19-Jan-74 New Jersey Historical Society Tour of New Jersey Historical Society 6-Apr-74 Monmouth County Historical Association Tour of Monmouth Co. Historical Association Museum and Library; General Clinton’s HQ at the American Hostel MISSING BETWEEN SUMMER 1974 AND FALL 1978 17-Mar-79 Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society at Tour of Cape May County with stops at Cape May Co. Museum & other points of interest United Methodist Church, Cape May Court House 23-Jun-79 Bordentown Historical Society at Bordentown Divine Word Seminary Bus Tour of Bordentown 3-Nov-79 Bergen Co. Historical Society at Imperial Restaurant, Paramus Business Meeting, award developed for local historians, 2 workshops and historic tour 29-Mar-80 Cumberland County Historical Society at Greenwich Pres. Church Tour of 1730 Gibbon House, Pirate House, the Granary and one private home 21-Jun-80 Springfield Historical Society at Presbyterian Parish House Celebration of Battle of Springfield, Walking tour of historic district, tombstone rubbing demonstration, Donald Palmer Museum, Cannonball House, Parade honoring 200th 1-Nov-80 Annual Membership Meeting Chatham United Methodist Church Morris Co. Militia, Chatham Fife and Drum Corps Parade, Programs, Stroll down East Main St. 21-Mar-81 Historical Society of Haddonfield at Friends Meeting House Walking tour of historic district, Fire Co. Museum, Greenfield Hall, Indian King Tavern etc. 20-Jun-81 Ocean Co. Historical Society at Old Time Tavern, Toms River Walking tour, historic film by First National Bank of Toms River, Tour of Ocean Co Historical Museum, Walking tour of historic district of Victorian Island Heights 6-Nov-81 Historical Society of Bloomfield at Parish House, First Church on the Green Overview of Town Green Historic District (229 Bldgs.) tour of select few residences, reception at Oakeside, Bloomfield Cultural Center 20-Mar-82 Mt. Holly Historical Society at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and Old Court House Tour of Mt. Holly 19-Jun-82 Rahway Historical Society 1st Pres. Church; Guided Walking Tours of Historic District; Merchants and Drovers Tavern; Terrill Tavern; Robinson Plantation; Clark Historical Society 6-Nov-82 Mahwah Historical Society Station Museum and Caboose; 1795 Dutch Reformed Church & Cemetery; League Annual Mtg 26-Mar-83 Camden County Historical Society Tours of Pomona Hall; Camden County Historical Society Museum and Library 18-Jun-83 Washington Crossing Assn. and Hopewell Valley Historical Society Hopewell Municipal Bldg.; Titusville Methodist Church; Titusville Walking Tour 5-Nov-83 Canal Society of New Jersey Jim Lee’s Morris Canal Plane 24-Mar-84 Salem County Historical Society Friends Meeting House; Salem County Historical Society and Salem County Court House 9-Jun-84 Trenton Historical Society 1st Pres.; Walking or caravan tours of Trenton’s historic sites 3-Nov-84 Passaic County Historical Society Brownstone House; Paterson Museum; American Labor Museum; Lambert Castle Museum 16-Mar-85 Gloucester County Historical Society Masonic Temple, Woodbury; Swedish Log Cabin; Oldest brick house in county; oldest Moravian Church and more! 15-Jun-85 Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society 1st Pres. Church; Brainerd Cemetery; Cranbury Museum 2-Nov-85 Waterloo Foundation for the Arts Waterloo Village; Methodist Church; Canal; Wellington House 5-Mar-86 Piscataway Historical and Heritage Society Bus Tour of Homes; Reception at Metlar House ? 1-Nov-86 Morris County Historical Society at HQ Plaza Hotel Tour of Morristown and Historic Sites ? 6-Jun-87 Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society at Old Court House, Cape MayHistoric Court HouseGrange Hall, Cold Spring Village, Cold Spring Old Brick Church, Cape May Co. Museum 14-Nov-87 North Jersey Highlands Historical Society at Skylands Carriage House in Skylands SectionTour of LongRingwood Pond StateIronworks Park Historic District, Ringwood Manor Tour ? 18-Jun-88 Historical Assn. of Woodbridge Twp. At Barron Arts Center Tours of Woodbridge & Sewaren, Special Civil War display by 7th VA Cavalry Unit in honor of 125th Anniversary of Battle of Gettysburg at Parker Press Park 5-Nov-88 Montclair Historical Society at St. Luke's Church Israel Crane House, Montclair Art Museum, Stop at Society's Antique Market 11-Mar-89 Burlington Co Historical Society at Carson Policy Ctr. Tours of Burlington Co. Historical Society Complex, James Fenimore Cooper House, Cptn. James Lawrence House, Pearson Low House, Wolcott Museum and Walking tour: Burlington 17-Jun-89 Historical Society of Ocean Grove at St. Paul's Church Walking Tour of Ocean Grove, Visit Great Auditorium, Centennial Cottage, Historical Society of Ocean Grove Museum & Library, Summer Tent and Private Victorian Home 4-Nov-89 Glen Ridge Historical Society at Glen Ridge Congregational Church Church Museum tour, brief video of Glen Ridge, Walking and Bus tour of Glen Ridge Historic District 2-Nov-91 Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, Parsippany-Troy Hills toured the estate and several of the buildings, including the log house 13-Mar-93 Haddon Heights Historical Society, First United Methodist Church of Haddon Heights3 Open Houses and self directed tour of Haddon Heights 23-Oct-93 Passaic County Museum Roundtable at Paterson Museum Historic Sites of Passaic Co. Film; walk or drive Historic District to waterfall, visitor center ? MISSING BETWEEN SPRING 1994 AND SUMMER 1996 10/26/1996 Lyndhurst Historical Society Tours of Hackensack Meadowlands Environment Center; Little Red Schoolhouse; Meadowlands Museum 3/8/1997 Salem County Historical Society at Salem Friends Meetinghouse History Museums of Salem County: Fort Mott State Park, Lower Alloways Creek Historical Historical Society; Historic Salem City Walking tour including Salem County Historical Museum and Library Comm., Pennsville Historical Society, Pilesgrove-Woodstown Historical Society, Salem Cty ? MISSING SUMMER 1997 10/25/1997 ANNUAL MEETING LAKE HOPATCONG ? MISSING SPRING AND SUMMER 1998 ? FALL 1998 Bloomfield 3/6/1999 Camden County Historical Society Tours of Pomona Hall; Charles Boyer Memorial Library; Camden County Historical Society Museum 6/19/1999 Highlands Historical Society MISSING FALL 1999-FALL 2003 3/13/2004 Haddon Heights Historical Society Haddon Heights First United Methodist Church 6/19/2004 Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society 1st Pres. Church and/or Brainerd Cemetery; Walk Cranbury’s Historic Main Street 10/24/2004 Montclair 3/12/2005 Atlantic County Historical Society Walking tours of Somers Mansion; Somers Point Museum; Atlantic County Historical Society; Bus Tours: Risley Homestead, Casto House, Somers Point Bayfront, Linwood Historic District 6/4/2005 Springfield Historical Society, First Presbyterian Church of Springfield and the Union County Division of Cultural and Heritage Affairs Tour church cemetery and Cannon Ball House 10/1/2005 Denville Historical Society at St. Francis Residential Community Tour of 2nd Union Schoolhouse; Walking Tour of Denville’s Union Hill, retrace Washington’s Path to Morristown; Casterline House; Union Chapel; 3rd Union School 3/11/2006 Ocean Co. Historical Society, Ocean Co. Cultural Heritage Commission, The Toms RiverTours Seaport of Ocean Society Co. atHistorical the Pres. Society Church Museum, of Toms Ocean River Co. Historic Courtroom #1, Toms River Seaport Museum, Old Methodist Cemetery, Col. Charles Waterhouse Historical Museum 6/3/2006 Hopewell Valley Historical Society Visit Swan Historical Collection in Museum, Johnson Ferry House and Nelson House 10/7/2006 Closter Historical Society at Mtg Room of Public Library Tour of the Belskie Museum; Walking Tour 3/10/2007 Longport Historical
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