How American is America? An examination of everything American by Michael Aaron Rockland, Ph.D, founder of the American Studies Department at Rutgers University. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
Camden After the Fall: Decline and Renewal in a Post-Industrial City A slide show and book signing by Howard Gillett, Jr., Ph.D., Professor of History at Rutgers University. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
Edward “Ned” Hector: American Revolution at Brandywine Noah Lewis portrays Edward “Ned” Hector, American Revolutionary soldier. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
The Monopoly Game Presented by Richard Biddle, a fifth generation member of the prominent founding family of Riverton and an expert on the history of the Landlord’s Game, precursor of the board game know as Monopoly. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
History of McGuire Air Force Base Lecture and slides by Garry Boyd. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
The Jewels of the Pinelands A natural history program by P. Bruce Gebhardt. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
Classic Broadway with a Twist A live performance by Nina Deutsch. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
U.S.S. NEW JERSEY A presentation by Norm Roton from The Home Port Alliance. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
Over Here, Molly Pitcher: At the Battle of Monmouth A portrayal by Stacy Flora Roth. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint
Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens Lecture and slideshow by Theodore Gordon. Share this:FacebookPinterestEmailPrint