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SUMMARY:Mahwah Museum Reopens for the 2026-2027 Season on Saturday\, September 26th\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Mahwah Museum will reopen for its fall season on Saturday\, September 26th! This season on display will be the Somewhere in Fardale exhibit\, exploring the history of family\, farms\, firemen\, flying machines\, and fun! Travel back in time to discover how a quiet agricultural town was transformed by wealthy New York power brokers who built mansions\, factories\, and world-class farms and stockyards through The Gilded Age of the Ramapo Valley exhibit. Lee Vold’s photos in Mahwah High School Memories gallery will be on display\, plus our popular Donald Cooper Model Railroad. The World of Model Trains\, G-scale Garden Railway trains\, will remain on display\, alongside a diverse collection of Lionel trains from 1900 to today\, highlighting their historical significance and inviting train enthusiasts and families alike to connect with this rich tradition. The Les Paul and Mary Ford in Mahwah exhibit will continue to be upgraded. The museum will host an array of special workshops\, lectures\, and concerts this upcoming season that we cannot wait to share with you! We’re looking forward to welcoming you back on Saturday\, September 26th! \nThe Mahwah Museum is open on Saturdays\, September 26th – June from 1-4 pm. Admission to Mahwah Museum is $10 per person. Admission is free for children 18 and under\, students\, and Family First members. The Museum is located at 201 Franklin Turnpike\, Mahwah\, NJ. Call 201-512-0099\, check us out on social media (@mahwahmuseum)\, or visit www.mahwahmuseum.org for more information about exhibits\, online events\, and volunteer opportunities.
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SUMMARY:“This Sacred Soil” with Nancy B. Kennedy
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the Nation’s 250th anniversary year with Nancy B. Kennedy\, whose illustrated talk\, “This Sacred Soil\,” tells the often overlooked story of women in Revolutionary times. Return to 1776 when New Jersey enacted a surprising Constitution that allowed “all inhabitants” of the colony to vote\, opening the door for some women and free Black people to vote.  \nMeet these suffrage pioneers – some from this area – who went to the polls for 31 years\, until they were stripped of the vote in 1807.  Then\, take a whirlwind tour around the 13 colonies – 12 of which enfranchised only men – and meet women whose brave and selfless acts helped the Patriots win the American Revolution\, despite being denied a voice in our new nation.   \nAbout the speaker: Nancy B. Kennedy is the author of eight nonfiction books\, most recently “Women Win the Vote! 19 for the 19th Amendment” (Norton Young Readers). She has lived in Hopewell Borough for 33 years with her “suffragent” husband\, John. Visit her website at www.nancybkennedy.com.   \nRegistration is required for this event\, and open now. Reserve your spot today at www.mahwahmusuem.org  or at https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/this-sacred-soil. Tickets are $10 per person\, and $5 for Mahwah Museum members with discount code. Not sure you’re a member? Contact mahwahmuseum@gmail.com to find out.  \nThe Mahwah Museum is open on Saturdays\, September 26th – June\, from 1-4 pm. Admission to Mahwah Museum is $5 per person. Admission is free for children 18 and under\, students\, and Mahwah Museum members. The Museum is located at 201 Franklin Turnpike\, Mahwah\, NJ. Visit the museum website at www.mahwahmuseum.org for further details.  
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SUMMARY:“Revolutionary Roads of Ramapo” with Joe Carey
DESCRIPTION:George Washington and his army passed through our area again and again during the American Revolution. But why? What made the roads through Ramapough so important to Washington’s strategy? We’ll explore the people\, places\, and events that made this area a vital crossroads of the Revolution. We’ll meet not only the founding fathers who traveled through Ramapough but also Robert Erskine\, the ironmaster who became Geographer and Surveyor General to the Continental Army. He operated a store just off today’s Island Road (and made sure to put it on every map he created).   \nYou’ll hear the story of our own local “Nathan Hale\,” Andrew Hopper\, who\, according to local lore\, traveled disguised into British-held New York and returned with valuable intelligence. Then Claudius Smith\, the Loyalist terror of the countryside. We’ll trace the route of the Ramapo Valley Road\, the critical military highway that carried troops\, supplies\, and communications while serving as a vital link holding together the Colonies. We’ll follow the Clove Road\, the little-known back passage through the Ramapo Mountains north towards the fortress at West Point\, and south towards the outpost at Paramus. And finally we’ll trace the route taken by Rochambeau’s French army in the summer of 1781 on its march toward the campaign that would end with the British surrender at Yorktown. And learn what the French thought as they travelled through the countryside. \nUsing period maps\, firsthand accounts\, local stories\, and original documents\, we’ll separate fact from legend and uncover the remarkable Revolutionary history hiding along roads many of us travel every day. Join us for an enjoyable evening of local history and discover why the roads through Ramapough\, Mahwah\, and Ramsey played a surprisingly important role in George Washington’s larger strategy for winning American independence. \nAbout Joe Carey:  Joe Carey is a retired marketing and technology professional and a Ramsey resident for 36 years. He coached and directed several youth sports programs and served as Vice Chairman of the Ramsey Centennial Committee in 2008. Joe served for 17 years on the Ramsey Planning Board and the Ramsey Environmental Commission. A lifelong history enthusiast\, Joe’s particular interest in the history of Ramapough grew out of his work on the Planning Board and Ramsey’s Master Plan. Carey’s research uses original maps\, letters\, military records and other primary sources to uncover the history that is still visible in the landscape around us.
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