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Help Preserve the Swedish granary!

NEW: The John DuBois Maritme Museum open on Sundays 1-4.
Edward Sheppard (Shep) Curator.

more coming soon...

Help Preserve the Swedish Granary

The office of the Cumberland County Historical Society has been moved to the Warren and Reba Lummis Genealogical and Historical Research Library for the winter months.
Office hours are Wednesday through Friday, from 1 to 4 P.M.
The telephone number is 856.455.8580 or please visit our website at www.cchistsoc.org and/or our email address is cchistsoc@verizon.net.

In 1905, at the same time plans were being made to erect a monument to commemorate the Tea Burning in Greenwich, the Cumberland County Historical Society was organized as a non-profit corporation. The first recorded meeting of the incorporators of the Cumberland County Historical Society was held in the old Cumberland County Court House on Broad Street in Bridgeton at 2 PM on December 2, 1908.

These Charter Members organized the Society in order to apply to the Board of Freeholders and the State Legislature for funds to erect a monument inGreenwich to the memory of the brave Patriots who burned the tea on December 22, 1774.

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