A few of our fantastic hosts and docents for the Basking Ridge walking tour.
The tour tells the history of the architecture at specific locations as you walk the streets of the historic Basking Ridge village. Listen as your costumed tour guide and resident add color to the tour about living in the town. You’ll learn things that you won’t learn anywhere else. The tour is a fun time to get to know Basking Ridge and is suitable for residents and visitors.
Everyone who has a ticket and attends the tour will receive a historic reproduction of the Village of Basking Ridge keepsake map, suitable for framing.
The tour is rain or shine so dress appropriately. You’ll be outside the entire time. Wear comfortable walking shoes since you will be on your feet for over an hour. Might also consider bringing a water bottle in case you get thirsty. COVID-19 Protocols – We ask that if you are not vaccinated, have antibodies, or are at risk, please make sure to take appropriate personal precautions. The MLH Project will recommend pod social distancing.
At the end of the tour, we hope you’ll be our local guest and stop in the historic third-generation Brush’s Deli for a sandwich (we recommend the Town Special!), coffee, or a snack, or the Washington House for a unique tent experience and a cocktail (full menu).
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