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Preserving Black Haddonfield History (2/22/2023)

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Please join the Historical Society of Haddonfield, as we present C. Adrienne Rhodes and other members of the Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project (PBHHP) discussing their work on recording and preserving Haddonfield’s Black History. This collaboration with the Haddonfield Memorial High School and the Preserving Black Haddonfield Project Organizing Committee, a subgroup of the Haddonfield alumni society, aims to collect and share biographical stories of elder citizens’ experiences in Haddonfield.

Click here to register for this free virtual lecture!

HSH Upcoming Book Club Discussion

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September 20, Tuesday – 7:00 pm NOW VIRTUAL. Join us for our next book discussion on, The Secret History of the Jersey Devil: How Quakers, Hucksters and Benjamin Franklin Created a Monster, by Brian Regal and Frank Esposito (2018) . This book delves into the history of New Jersey’s most popular folklore, a tale of a winged monster who lived in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Great discussion as a lead into Halloween! Email the office to sign up, [email protected]

*We are asking for everyone to sign up by email in case we have to switch to a virtual format for the discussion.

Exterior photo of Greenfield Hall and the Mickle House

Historical Society Awarded Two Recent Grants

The Historical Society of Haddonfield was awarded two recent grants to support our work to preserve, study, and share the history of the Haddonfield community.

The Haddonfield Foundation awarded the Historical Society a generous grant that allows us to purchase an audio tour guide system for walking tours. We had rented the system for this year’s Haunted Haddonfield walking tours in October, and the Foundation’s grant allows us to purchase the system for long-term use. The system is also available for other community organizations to borrow when not in use by the Historical Society.

In addition, for the fifth year in a row, we received a general operating support grant from the Camden County Cultural and Heritage Commission at Camden County College. The Commission is the officially designated county history agency of the New Jersey Historical Commission.

“We are so grateful for the Foundation’s and the Commission’s ongoing support,” said Charlene Creed, President of the Historical Society.

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We Need Your Input for 2021 Program Planning

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The Historical Society of Haddonfield is planning its program schedule for 2021, and we’d love to hear more about what YOU would like to see from us.

We hope that you’ll take a few minutes to complete a brief survey about how we can engage with the community through virtual or socially distant programs, and how we can promote Haddonfield’s history.

Please CLICK HERE to begin our survey.

Thank you, as always, for your support!

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Historical Society of Haddonfield
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Haddonfield, NJ 08033
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The Archives Center is open for walk-in researchers Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 am to 12:00 pm and by appointment.

Greenfield Hall is open for tours Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and by appointment. Please call or email us to schedule your visit, and we hope you’ll join us for an upcoming virtual program!

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