#MorrisCty – The Pathways of History

The Pathways of History
Saturday, September 22, 2018 ~ 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday, September 23, 2018 ~ Noon – 4:00 PM
Red Tour
1 – Historical Society of Boonton Township – Oscar A. Kincaid Home of History
2 – L’Ecole Kinnelon Museum
3 – Borough of Butler Museum – New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad Station
4 – Township of Pequannock – Martin Berry House
5 – Township of Pequannock – Pompton Plains Station Museum
6 – Lincoln Park Historical Society – Lincoln Park History Museum, Old Library
Green Tour
7 – Parsippany Historical & Preservation Society – Bowlsby-DeGelleke House
8 – Florham Park Historic Preservation Commission – Little Red Schoolhouse
9 – Harding Township Historical Society – Tunis-Ellicks House
10 – Denville – Ayres/Knuth Farm Foundation
11 – Dover Area Historical Society – Dr. Condict House
12 – Historical Society of Old Randolph – Brundage House
Blue Tour
13 – Roxbury Historic Trust, Inc. – The King Store and King House Museums
14 – Roxbury Township Historical Society – Silas Riggs ‘Saltbox’ House
15 – Washington Township Historical Society – Union Schoolhouse, Church Ruins & Cemetery
16 – Washington Township Land Trust – Obadiah LaTourette Grist Mill
WWI Centennial Tribute Exhibits
Historical Society of Boonton Township
Oscar A. Kincaid Home of History
591 Powerville Road, Boonton Township 07005
GPS: 40° 57′ 17” N, 74° 24′ 35” W
• Photographs and documents highlighting the history of Boonton Township
• Newly-restored Civil War era flag
• Farm implements at the Road Stand
L’Ecole Kinnelon Museum
25 Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon 07405
GPS: 41° 00’ 07” N, 74° 21’ 41” W
• 2:00 PM both days – Tom Kline, Kinnelon Historian, will give a lecture on Morris Kinney and
His Many Contributions to the Borough of Kinnelon
Borough of Butler
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad Station
221 Main Street, Butler 07405
GPS: 41° 00’ 15” N, 74° 20’ 31” W
• Join us in paying tribute to the Butler High School Mission Honor Veterans
Project/Monument with a special remembrance of our WWI veterans who attended Butler
High School
• Video presentation of the 1957 Pequanoc Rubber Company Fire, the largest industrial fire in
North America that year
• Free postcards for adults; coloring books/crayons/pencils/buttons for our younger visitors
Township of Pequannock
Martin Berry House
581 Route 23 South, Pompton Plains 07444
GPS: 40° 58’ 15” N, 74° 17’ 13” W
• Escorted tours of the main floor
• Learn about the Martin Berry House and its fascinating owners including: the Berry families,
James R. Evans, Medal of Honor recipient and Jessie May, late 19th century woman
photographer pioneer
• Visit the nearby Township Museum in the historic Pompton Plains Railroad Station
Township of Pequannock
Pompton Plains Station Museum
33 Evans Place, Pompton Plains 07444
GPS: 40° 58’ 07” N, 74° 17’ 36” W
Learn about:
• Pequannock Township’s history and our historic May 1776 Declaration
• Reaction Motors’ contributions in the mid-20th century Space Race
• Visit the nearby Martin Berry House, built circa 1720
Lincoln Park Historical Society
Lincoln Park History Museum, Old Library
37 Main Street, Lincoln Park 07035
GPS: 40° 55′ 22” N, 74° 18′ 35” W
• Native American displays
• Farming implements illustrating Lincoln Park’s ties to its rural past
• Artifacts and models depicting the town’s link to the Morris Canal
Parsippany Historical & Preservation Society
Parsippany Historical Museum at the
Bowlsby-DeGelleke House
320 Baldwin Road, Parsippany 07054
GPS: 40° 52’ 05” N, 74° 23’ 42” W
• Models of Lenape Longhouse and Roundhouse
• Come learn about the “Supermarket of the Swamp”
• Write a story using pictograph symbols; build a model tipi; create jewelry out of beans and corn
Florham Park Historic Preservation Commission
Little Red Schoolhouse
203 Ridgedale Avenue
Florham Park 07932
GPS: 40° 47′ 18” N, 74° 23′ 25” W
• Celebrate the schoolhouse’s 150th anniversary
• Cider making in the 19th century
• Exhibits illustrating the development of Florham Park
Harding Township Historical Society
Tunis-Ellicks House
16 Village Road, New Vernon 07976
GPS: 40° 44’ 38” N, 74° 29’ 38” W
• Museum exhibit of Life on an Early Morris County Farm
• Tour an early 19th century parlor garden conducted by the New Vernon Garden Club
• Visit the post-Civil War era Tramp House
Ayres/Knuth Farm Foundation
25 Cooper Road, Denville 07834
GPS: 40° 51′ 59” N, 74° 30′ 06” W
• Tour the historic farmstead and see the latest preservation projects, special displays, farming related demonstrations and activities
• Enjoy the pristine vista as a reminder of 200 years of active farming history
• Visit Union Hill Farms for fresh produce, pumpkin picking and hayrides
Dover Area Historical Society
Dr. Condict House
55 West Blackwell Street, Dover 07801
GPS: 40° 53’ 02” N, 74° 33’ 40” W
• Antique Fire Truck and Equipment
• History of Dover Fire Department
• 1800’s Old Tye News – restored local newspapers
Historical Society of Old Randolph
Brundage House
630 Millbrook Avenue, Randolph 07869
GPS: 40° 50’ 13” N, 74° 34’ 21” W
• Revolutionary War period costumes
• A room exhibiting typical duties and tools of home and hearth
• Mining Room exhibit
Roxbury Historic Trust, Inc.
The King Store & King House Museums
Drakesville Historic Park
209 – 211 Main Street, Ledgewood 07852
GPS: 40° 52′ 42″ N, 74° 39′ 05″ W
• New – WWI Centennial Armistice Day recognition
• Special – Miss Louise’s School Room
• Wagon scale in operation at the Store
• Sunday only! Diesel engines and music
Roxbury Township Historical Society
Silas Riggs ‘Saltbox’ House
Drakesville Historic Park
213 Main Street, Ledgewood 07852
GPS: 40° 52′ 42″ N, 74° 39′ 05″ W
• Tours of a furnished restored 18th century home
• Open hearth cooking with sample tastings
• Vintage textiles, clothing and varied artifacts
Washington Township Historical Society
Union Schoolhouse, Church Ruins & Cemetery
6 Fairview Avenue, Long Valley 07853
GPS: 40° 47′ 10″ N, 74° 46′ 47″ W
• Exhibits of the famous Schooley’s Mountain Spring and Grand Hotels
• Learn about the history of the High Bridge Branch of the Central Railroad of New Jersey
• Tour the ruins and burial grounds of the 1774 Old Stone Union Church
Washington Township Land Trust
Obadiah LaTourette Grist Mill
12 East Mill Road, Long Valley 07853
GPS: 40° 47′ 05” N, 74° 46′ 42” W
• One of the only grist mills with its original equipment intact
• Learn about the important economic contribution the Mill made to Long Valley
• Mill Pond Park – a diverse environmental preserve with easy walking trails
July 31, 1929 – Mickey Mouse’s First Words
July 31, 1929, Mickey Mouse spoke his first words. It was during the film, The Karnival Kid. His first words were “Hot Dog”. To this day, Hot Dog is still Mickey Mouse’s catchphrase.
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#MorrisCty – The Raptor Trust
Have you ever been to the Raptor Trust? My daughter had an internship here and it is a fantastic day trip!
The Raptor Trust is a result of one man’s long-time interest in nature and, particularly, birds of prey. Len Soucy first became interested in hawks after a visit to Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in Kempton, Pennsylvania, in the fall of 1964. From that time on he has had a passionate concern for the well-being of raptors. His concern was well founded, for prior to the passage of the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act in 1972, there was no legal protection for hawks and owls. In the ecological “dark ages,” raptors (and most other predators) were viewed as vermin, bad and vicious killers, and they were regularly destroyed with impunity.
Many states, including New Jersey, actually placed bounties on some birds of prey. And although there were many raptor advocates like Soucy, there were precious few people, and almost no facilities, that provided care to injured and orphaned predatory birds. In 1968 Soucy bought a home on 14 acres of property in Millington, N.J.
TheRaptorTrust.org
1390 White Bridge Rd
Millington, NJ 07946
(908) 647-2353
info@theraptortrust.org
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Disney Cruise Line launches the Disney Magic
July 30, 1998, Disney launched it’s first cruise ship, the Disney Magic.
Sail the high seas with the Disney Magic as your guide and drop anchor in some of the world’s most magical places, including Northern Europe, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean!
The Disney Magic has 11 public decks, can accommodate 2,700 passengers in 875 staterooms, and has a crew of approximately 950. The interior of Disney Magic is decorated in the Art Deco style, in contrast to her sister ship, Disney Wonder, which is decorated in the Art Nouveau style.
Disney’s Magic’s ship’s horn blast plays an excerpt from Disney’s famous flagship tune, “When You Wish upon a Star”.
Watch Dualing Ship Horns between Disney Magic and Disney Dream!
Fun Tidbit. Disney loves incorporating their theme music. Did you know that Disney World use to have a runway where small aircraft use to land? This was before the monorail was put in. When small aircraft use to land at Disney World, the runway was (still is) grooved so when tires get speeds up to 45 miles per hour, the friction actually plays, “When you wish upon a star”.
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#Boonton – Fire Department Carnival

Carnival Thursday
Pay One Price for Rides!
Wristband Cost:
$28 Before Coupon
Must Have Paper Copy Of Coupon At Time Of Purchase
Sale of Wristbands Start One Hour Before the Carnival Opens.
All Wristband Sales Are Final – No Refunds Due To Weather.
Click here for the
2018 Wristband Coupon
#Denville – #IndianLake King and Queen

“Under the Big Top”
Royal Coronation
Friday, July 27, 2018
Doors open at 7pm; Admission $2.00
Royal Ball
Saturday, July 28, 2018
Cocktails, Hors D’oeuvres, and Dancing
7pm – 12 midnight
Members $18, Guests $20
Royal Parade
Sunday, July 29, 2018
Starts at 2pm – drive around the lake!
Royal Picnic*
Sunday, July 29, 2018
For all ILCC members at 5pm
#DisneyParksLIVE Stream is being carried now of Tour De Turtles Live Feed
CaribbeanDays.com, an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner will be carrying the #DisneyParksLIVE stream of 11th Annual Tour de Turtles at Disney’s Vero Beach Resort July 28, starting at 7:50 a.m. ET.
Tour de Turtles teams up our Disney’s Animals, Science & Environment Team with the Sea Turtle Conservancy to celebrate two loggerheads’ great migration and track their journey from nesting on the beach to their foraging grounds. As part of Disney’s overall commitment to sea turtle conservation, the team regularly monitors sea turtle nesting activity on several miles of beach near Disney’s Vero Beach Resort, which happens to be one of the most active sea turtle nesting areas in Florida.
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