

Winter Scenes at Kemmerer Library
By Leslie Potashner Pleasant Plains Road Snowplowing. Horses pulling a V-snowplow. Many farmers opened the roads to their houses using their own horse teams. Gift of the Roscoe Family. The Harding Township Historical Society has set up a display of past photographs in town and antique winter toys. The items will be on display for the next month. A display of Winter Scenes of Harding Township and antique winter toys. The photos include many horsedrawn vehicles used to navi
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Tree honoring Warren G. Harding removed from White House grounds
By Leslie Potashner First Lady Florence Harding planting the Southern Magnolia at the White House. Library of Congress. A one-hundred-year-old magnolia tree commemorating Warren G. Harding's presidency was torn down to build the new ballroom at the White House. First Lady Florence Harding planted the tree on March 29, 1922, a little over a year before the president died in 1923. The tree was moved in 1947 to flank the entrance of the East Wing to pair with another magnolia gr
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The Historiography of the Tempe Wick Horse Story
By Eric Olsen, National Park Service This post is a companion to "An Almost Complete History of the Tempe Wick Horse Story," published in...
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Oct 1259 min read
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The Impact of the American Revolution
Lecture on "The Impact of the American Revolution on Local Citizens" by Eric Olsen. Sunday, February 2 at 2:00 PM at the Tunis-Ellicks...
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Memories of Harding Film Screening
Thursday, November 14, 7:00 PM, Bernardsville Cinema
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Oct 17, 20241 min read
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Early History of the Mt. Kemble Lake Community
Adapted from Martha M. Gray, c. 1970 Originally published in The Review, Spring 2017, Volume 40, Number 1 Editor's note: Martha Gray...
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Oct 14, 20244 min read
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