The Patricia Lennon Archives Center will be closed, next Saturday (November 18, 2023). Please accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this closure may cause.
The Archives Center will resume normal opening hours, on Saturday, November 25. As always, please do not hesitate to contact the archivist with any questions you might have or with requests to schedule a research visit outside of our regular opening hours.
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!
JOIN US FOR A FAMILY FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN SCAVENGER HUNT! Once again, we have placed a series of posters downtown so that you can help “Lizzie the Witch” figure out the answer to our Halloween riddle for 2023. The Historical Society of Haddonfield is planning a free, family-friendly, self guided Halloween Scavenger Hunt through downtown Haddonfield for the entire month of October. All of the Scavenger Hunt posters will be visible from the sidewalk, so participants can complete the scavenger hunt on their own schedule. You can also download and fill out a paper form and drop it off in or mailbox at 343 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield or email to the Historical Society office at in**@ha****************.org for a chance to win a $50 gift card. Download the form here.
The Historical Society’s Women’s History of Haddonfield Walking Tour starts at Greenfield Hall on Tuesday, August 26 at 10 am. Anyone interested can register here.
Join Haddonfield historian Douglas B. Rauschenberger on a walking tour of Haddonfield highlighting prominent women and their fight for suffrage and equality.
The tour will be approximately an hour long and will meet and end at the Historical Society of Haddonfield’s Greenfield Hall, 343 King’s Highway East.
Rauschenberger is the co-author of Lost Haddonfield and Images of America: Haddonfield and is Haddonfield’s Co-Historian along with Kathy Tassini.
He is the past president of the Historical Society of Haddonfield. Rauschenberger retired as the director of the Haddonfield Public Library in 2007.
