Harvest Fest
Stop by our booth at the Fall Festival to meet our members, learn more about Evesham history or purchase, jellies, plants and raffle tickets.
Stop by our booth at the Fall Festival to meet our members, learn more about Evesham history or purchase, jellies, plants and raffle tickets.
Tickets must be purchased through new Jersey Paranormal on Facebook. Check the site frequently because once they post the tickets it sells out quickly.
We are celebrating Oktober Fest with a German lunch and complimentary craft beer (limit 2). A free tour of the John Inskeep Homestead is included after lunch.
The regular Business Meeting will be held on October 25th rather than the 18th to accomodate our Oktober Fest.
The John Inskeep House is a furnished house museum of 18th and 19th Century local history.
Learn the art of flower arranging from a professional florist and and take home a beautiful arrangement. You will be ready to create your own future holiday centerpieces. All flowers and materials are included in the price but please bring clippers. Ticket information will be forthcoming.
The John Inskeep House is maintained as a house museum The oldest section dates to 1771 and is furnished as an early colonial home. The two 19th Century additions are more representative of that period. In addition to furniture our collection includes Native American artifacts and fossils discovered in Evesham, farming implement, tools and textiles.
Historian Eric Orange will be discussing Revolutionary War events that took place in Evesham Township and Burlington County. This is a the second in a series of free lectures sponsored by the Evesham Historical Society to celebrate America's 250 years of Independence and the people and events that made it all possible.
General Business and planning meeting. Everyone is welcome! Feedback and new ideas are greatly appreciated.
The John Inskeep House is maintained as a house museum The oldest section dates to 1771 and is furnished as an early colonial home. The two 19th Century additions are more representative of that period. In addition to furniture our collection includes Native American artifacts and fossils discovered in Evesham, farming implement, tools and textiles.
Presented by Dr. Emily Sneff, an early American historian and expert on the Declaration of Independence. Emily received her undergraduate degree in history from Johns Hopkins University and her MA and PhD from William and Mary University in Williamsburg, VA. Emily is currently, a special exhibit curator at the Museum of the American Revolution […]
Join Alex Robb, an interpretive program specialist with the Friends of Washinton Crossing Park tell of these very important battles. Alex is a graduate of the College of New Jersey with interest in history and education. This led him to working in a school and volunteering as a re-enactor with the Hamilton Twp Historical Society. […]