You are invited to attend the 305th birthday of our local historical Mount Holly resident, John Woolman being celebrated at the John Woolman’s Home on Branch Street (Rt. 537), Mount
Mount Holly Historical Society Speaker Series-The Rancocas Creek: Past, Present & Future
Join us for an informative session about the Rancocas Creek that flows through downtown Mount Holly and beyond. John Anderson of Rancocas Pathways will be providing an historic look of
Spend a Sunday Afternoon at the John Woolman Memorial
Visitors are always Welcome at the Woolman Memorial First and Third Sundays 1-4 p.m. You may also schedule a visit for any other day or time by calling for an
The Raid on Rogers’ Mill-Stories Unfold from the American Revolution
Wednesday, Aug 20 | 10:00 AM Register Below & 7:00 PM Register Below Local stories sometimes become lost to history or deemed unimportant against the backdrop of the broader history
The Occupation of Burlington County
Wednesday, Jun 25 | 10:00 AM Register below & 7:00 PM Register Below In June 1778, British soldiers and camp followers moved through Burlington County on their retreat from Philadelphia
Historical Lumberton Farm Tour
Time to get your tickets for this fun & informative event. Lumberton once had farms everywhere you turned, hear about their history & see where they sat. Plus visit some
It’s Time to Reserve your Historic Mount Holly Guided Tour
Join the fun as you take a guided tour through downtown Mount Holly learning the unique history and view the architecture during your stroll. Meet at the front of the
Cocktails & Cannonballs Fundraiser for Preserving & Promoting Local History
Friday, May 30th, 5-8 PM Handicap Parking Available in lot next to Lyceum; Street Parking on High Street & in the Sacred Heart Church parking lot across the street!
Six Events that Prompted the American Revolution
6:00 PM: Presentation: “Six Events that Outraged Colonists& Fueled a Revolution”Following the presentation there will be a procession along High Street to the Old Courthouse (1797)Join Revolutionary War reenactors with
Meet Margaret Morris, the Widow of Mount Holly, at Peachfield Estate
Join us as we learn much more about the Widow of Mount Holly from her diary written during the Revolutionary War read by Burlington County Historian, Marissa Bozarth in an