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The Old Barracks is pleased to host lectures and discussions by leading historians and authors on a variety of subjects sponsored by the Society of Sons of the Revolution in the State of New Jersey. Lectures are free to attend, and pre-orders for books are encouraged. Pre-orders available soon. Join the Old Barracks Museum on… |
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Washington Crossing Historic Park will host host The Spirit of America’s Story, a traveling memorial exhibit commemorating the United States Armed Forces and the fight for freedom—from 1775 through today. This exhibit will remain in the park’s Visitor Center from May 2-9, with viewing hours from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission is free, and…
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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the May 2 Washington Crossing Spring Brewfest has been canceled. If you purchased tickets for the Spring Brewfest, please check your inbox for a message about how we’re handling refunds. This was to be our 10th annual Spring Brewfest, and we’re as disappointed as you are with its cancellation.… |
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May Tea Fundraiser Join us for a Sunday Afternoon Tea Sunday, May 3 11 am & 2 pm Reservations Required This semi-formal tea service will include a variety of teas, finger sandwiches, and pastries. There will be a silent auction to give you the opportunity to bring home a prize and further your support of…
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This event has been canceled and will not be rescheduled. Join Washington Crossing Historic Park curator Kimberly McCarty for a free gallery tour of the Visitor Center exhibit, A Glorious Enterprise: Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware. The long-term exhibit explores the Christmas night crossing in 1776 and the Continental Army’s encampment at the Thompson-Neely… |
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This class has been postponed. Join a handful of other cooks to prepare an authentic 18th-century meal at Washington Crossing Historic Park. You’ll learn the basic techniques of open hearth cooking in the Hibbs House. Using the hearth, you’ll prepare a seasonal 18th-century meal with a special Mother’s Day dessert, and then enjoy the… |
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The May meeting of the Washington Crossing Historic Park Book Club is set for Monday, May 18, at 5:30 PM in the Visitor Center. In this meeting, museum curator Kimberly McCarty will lead a discussion of the The Men Who Lost America by Andrew O’Shaughnessy. Participants should be prepared to discuss Chapters Eight, Nine, and… |
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This event has been canceled. The observation will include a colonial color guard, fife and drum music, Revolutionary War reenactors, the Guardians of the National Cemetery Firing Party, Daughters of the American Revolution, veterans, and other honored guests. During the ceremony, American flags will be placed on the graves. The gravesite marks the resting… |
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1 event,English Gown Sewing Workshop - Intermediate Level with Kitty Calash (Kirsten Hammerstrom) Saturday, May 30 & Sunday, May 31 Reservations Required Max: 8 Participants Light breakfast and boxed lunch are included in registration fee. For registration & details:https://www.barracks.org/gown_workshop.html |
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This event has been canceled. Historian Kim Burdick will present a free lecture discussing the dangers of the rampant spread of disease in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The most dangerous place for a soldier during the war was not the battlefield. Living in close quarters with hundreds of other soldiers, the…
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This event has been canceled and will not be rescheduled. See the Thompson-Neely Grist Mill in action during a live milling demonstration. You’ll learn how 19th century techniques and tools would have been used by a miller as part of the Thompson-Neely Farmstead. Future demonstrations are scheduled for: Sunday, May 31, 2 PM Sunday, June… |
