SAMUEL FLEMING HOUSE MUSEUM: EASTER EGG HUNT AND HOUSE TOURS
Samuel Fleming emigrated from Ireland in the early 18th century, building one of the first permanent dwellings in the Amwell Valley—the home
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SAMUEL FLEMING HOUSE MUSEUM & GARDENS 5 Bonnell Street, Flemington, New Jersey, United States
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THE FOODS OF REVOLUTIONARY HUNTERDON
Main Branch of the County Library 314 State Route 12, Bldg. #3, Flemington, New Jersey, United StatesJoin global food importer and expert Janis Grover as she describes the availability of foods we take for granted today. Fruits, vegetables,
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MOVIE MATINEE: DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK
Hunterdon County Library North Branch 65 Halstead St, Clinton, New Jersey, United StatesThe year is 1776, and newlyweds Gilbert (Henry Fonda) and Lana Martin (Claudette Colbert) have decided to take up a rural lifestyle.
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MOVIE MATINEE: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
Hunterdon County Library North Branch 65 Halstead St, Clinton, New Jersey, United StatesThe last members of a dying Native American tribe, the Mohicans -- Uncas (Eric Schweig), his father Chingachgook (Russell Means), and his
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CEMETERY TOUR OF AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR GRAVES, GRANDIN CEMETERY
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church 2 Race St, Pittstown, NJ, United StatesJoin the Hunterdon 300th's own, David Smisek, for a fascinating tour of one of Hunterdon's iconic cemeteries best known for many Revolutionary War
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HEADQUARTERS FARM TOUR & COLONIAL NIBBLES
HEADQUARTERS FARM 6 ZENTEK ROAD, STOCKTON, New Jersey, United StatesA rare opportunity to see a 1735 estate with the original mill established by John Opdycke. The stone farmhouse dates back to 1758.
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HEADQUARTERS FARM TOUR & COLONIAL NIBBLES
HEADQUARTERS FARM 6 ZENTEK ROAD, STOCKTON, New Jersey, United StatesA rare opportunity to see a 1735 estate with the original mill established by John Opdycke. The stone farmhouse dates back to 1758.
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HEADQUARTERS FARM TOUR & COLONIAL NIBBLES
HEADQUARTERS FARM 6 ZENTEK ROAD, STOCKTON, New Jersey, United StatesA rare opportunity to see a 1735 estate with the original mill established by John Opdycke. The stone farmhouse dates back to 1758.