The Van
Harlingen Historical Society (VHHS) was founded in 1965 to help
preserve the heritage of the Montgomery Township area and to interpret
the area’s history through educational programs, publications, and
exhibits. VHHS
believes that by educating our people about our rich history, we create
a stronger sense of community.
As advocates
for preservation of sites and settings, we help the town make better
decisions regarding development.
To learn more about our mission and history visit our About Us page, then go to our Membership page to find out
how to join up!
May in Old Montgomery: A Tour of Historic Rocky Hill Homes May 8
May in Old Montgomery: A Tour of Historic Rocky Hill Homes
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Save the date of Saturday, May 8
from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. for the return of popular May in Montgomery, the main
fund-raising event of the Van Harlingen Historical Society.
This year's event will feature
several charming 19th century houses reflecting a variety of architeture and
interior design. The emphasis is on old Montgomery as, indeed, Rocky Hill was
part of Montgomery Township until it ceded from the municipality and became a
separately governed borough in 1890. Plans are also in the works to accentuate
other aspects of Rocky Hill.
Tickets are $20 or $18 if
purchased in advance. More information about tickets and the event will be
forthcoming.
The Dirck Gulick House and Library are opened on the last Saturday of each month from 10-12. If you are traveling a long distance, please call historian Ursula Brecknell at 908-359-3498 before coming.
VAN
HARLINGEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY • P.O. BOX 23 • BELLE MEAD, NJ 08502 •
email: info@vanharlingen.org