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Welcome to Local History’s “Inner Circle”

Welcome to the Mr. Local History Project, an all volunteer 501C3 non-profit with a mission to preserve and promote history with a social twist.

COVID -19 Update:
NOW MORE THAN EVER WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT. The virus has changed how we support history in our hometown area. PLEASE CONSIDER A SMALL DONATION to this small yet fragile 501C3 non-profit. Your donations are fully tax deductible and appreciated. WITH YOUR SUPPORT, WE WILL SURVIVE. BE SAFE-GOD BLESS. AND THANK YOU.

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Community Collage during Covid - Mr Local History Project
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NEW CAT’S MEOW VILLAGE WOODEN KEEPSAKES

Historic Blairsden and Natirar wooden keepsakes now available - Mr Local History Project
Historic Blairsden and Natirar wooden keepsakes now available – Mr Local History Project
  • Somerset Hills Historic Cat's Meow Village Wooden Collectibles exclusively at the Mr. Local History Project
    Somerset Hills Historic Cat's Meow Village Wooden Keepsake Collectibles exclusively at the Mr. Local History Project

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The Mr. Local History Magazine

The Mr. Local History Summer of Covid-19 edition is available now. Click the Magazines menu to see all the issues

Normally every quarter we put together our Mr. Local History magazine honoring the local history.

What is the Somerset Hills?

After NEVER having a Wikipedia page, the Mr. Local History Project said “enough is enough” and we created one. Now the world can know what “the Somerset Hills” is all about. As part of our “inner circle” join us as we grow the local history community of the Somerset Hills. The MLH Project just loaded the first Wikipedia overview of the Somerset Hills.

This is what the Somerset Hills area looked like back in 1850. MLH recreated an original 1850 Somerset County map to refer to showcase the area as it was in 1850. What is now 5 townships and boroughs was once just two. Source: Mr. Local History Project
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The Mr. Local History project is not affiliated with an local history organization. The MLH effort is a self-funded non-profit organization built socially promote and preserve local history in the Somerset Hills, a section of Northern Somerset County New Jersey.