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Sussex County Historical Society - NJ
(opens in a new tab)Sussex County County Historical Society, Hill Museum
82 Main Street
Newton, NJ 07860
973-383-6010
http://www.sussexhistory.org/
Thanks to James Kaval and trustee Tony Lombardo.
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Benjamin Lundy, born in Sussex County, was a Quaker, abolitionist, and publisher. His newspaper, Genisus of Emancipation, was one of America's first anti-slavery periodicals. Join us on November 7th as we celebrate the unveiling of a marker honoring his life and legacy. Date: November 7, 2026Time: 1:00pmLocation: 243 Kennedy Rd, Green Township, NJ
Other copies of the binder were given to the DAR VanBunschooten Museum, Hill Memorial Museum (Home of the Sussex County Historical Society), and the Sussex County Hall of Records.
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The Tully garage that was damaged by a fallen tree on September 25-26 has been repaired. Thank you to A1Limitless Construction for repairing the slate roof - especially thank you for your patience in working with Newton slate from the 1800's which is very brittle.