Thanksgiving holidays, turkey, football, proclamations, fox hunts, Thanksgiving eve at Bernardsville Freddy's or Westfield's Jolly Trolley. Tell us your favorite…
While history recognizes President Abraham Lincoln's Thanksgiving proclamation, many don't know that two New Jersey statesmen persuaded President George Washington…
š Fallās Golden Tapestry, A Journey Through Time and Color Every autumn, the hills, rivers, and small towns of New…
š The RidgeāBernards Thanksgiving Day Turkey Bowl Rivalry. We could hold our tongue no more. It needs to come back…
Larisonās Turkey Farm was more than just a restaurant; it was a cherished New Jersey landmark steeped in tradition. Established…
President George Washington proclaimed Nov. 26, 1789, the last Thursday of November that year, to be a āday of public…
A Small Part of Camelot in the Somerset Hills in Northern Somerset County, New Jersey, and why the Fall and…
How's life in Basking Ridge? Check in on the Basking Ridge Town Greene from atop the Presbyterian Church.Signature downtown village…
Every year, the Basking Ridge Fire Department erects a locally donated 30-foot evergreen tree on the town green. The fire…
The Mr. Local History Project is probably the "smallest of small businesses" and needs your support. We have great gifts…
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