May 7, 2017, 1:00 - 4:00 PM
An informal afternoon during which visitors can explore many of Durand-Hedden’s nooks, crannies and collections and seek answers to questions like: When was the house built? Who lived here?, Did famous artist Asher B. Durand have anything to do with it? What was this room used for? What was that used for? Was the house restored and if so, how did it look before? Who runs Durand-Hedden and can I be a part of it?
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January 23, 2022, 2:00 PM
Join Durand-Hedden via Zoom at 2pm to learn about the many birds that winter in New Jersey and find out how to get started in birding, including being able to correctly identify birds and how to set up a citizen science project in your backyard. The presentation will be virtual only. The House and Country Store will not be open.
Meeting ID: 849 8325 5059
Slavery in New Jersey: A Troubled History is an illustrated 40-page book that traces the evolution of slavery in New Jersey, which began with Dutch settlement in the seventeenth century and continued through the end of the Civil War.