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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

By Eric Olsen, National Park Service This post is a companion to "An Almost Complete History of the Tempe Wick Horse Story," published in...

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...

Thursday, November 14, 7:00 PM, Bernardsville Cinema

Adapted from Martha M. Gray, c. 1970 Originally published in The Review, Spring 2017, Volume 40, Number 1 Editor's note: Martha Gray...

By Sally Quinn Originally published in The Review, Spring 2019, Volume 42, Number 1 Horses and carriages parked along the fence by the...

The annual meeting held on January 12, 2023 featured a lecture by Megan Muehlbauer, the Agricultural and Natural Resources Agent at...

By Sally Quinn. Originally published in The Review, Spring 2021, Volume 59, Number 1 I admit that I was pulled in the minute I heard that...

Originally published in The Review, Spring 2019, Volume 42, Number 1 We recently learned of the passing of our good friend and long-time...

The 2023 Pathways of History tour will once again feature the Tunis-Ellicks House Museum on Saturday, May 6 from noon to 5 pm. This year...

The Harding Township Historical Society will offer a lecture on George Washington at its 2021 Annual Meeting on Monday, February 15,...

By Leslie Potashner The Tunis Ellicks House was part of the 2021 Pathways of History Tour on May 1. It was the first public event at the...

This year's Pathways of History tour will be on Sunday, May 5th from Noon to 5 PM. This is a great event for adults and children. ...

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: Annual Meeting set for January 28 at 3 PM at the Tunis-Ellicks House Museum. On January 28, at 3PM, the Harding...

By Mary Prendergast, Published in The Review, Fall 2023, Volume 62, Number 2. On September 2, six Tunis family descendants visited the...

The Review, March 1979, Volume II, Number 1 If problems with Conrail persist this winter, take heart; commuting could be even longer. ...

The Review, May 1979, Volume 2, Number 2, by Suzanne Strasenburgh In reviewing the mid-1700s in Harding, we learned that they were three...

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By Dorothy W. Hartman & Mary A. Prendergast. Originally published in The Review, Spring 2022, Volume LXI, Number 1. From 1720 to 1739,...

Film donated by the Castenschiold Family. Digital video by Luis Flores. The tradition of holding a Memorial Day parade through town and...