By Julia Giantomasi Published September 24, 2026 Guided Talks: October 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. As part of our NJ250 celebration, you’re invited to step… Continue reading “Visit the NJ State Library to View the New NJ250 Exhibit This October”
In winter 1776 General George Washington took a desperate gamble to preserve the fledgling American Army and the American cause for independence. Author David Hackett Fischer chronicles this saga in… Continue reading “Book Review: David Hackett Fischer’s Washington’s Crossing”
As part of our NJ250 and Patriots Week celebrations, you’re invited to step into our state’s constitutional past by visiting the NJ State Library’s brand-new in-person exhibit, an extension of… Continue reading “Library and Exhibits Tour”
As part of our NJ250 and Patriots Week celebrations, you’re invited to step into our state’s constitutional past by visiting the NJ State Library’s brand-new in-person exhibit, an extension of… Continue reading “Library and Exhibits Tour”
As part of our NJ250 and Patriots Week celebrations, you’re invited to step into our state’s constitutional past by visiting the NJ State Library’s brand-new in-person exhibit, an extension of… Continue reading “Library and Exhibits Tour”
As part of our NJ250 and Patriots Week celebrations, you’re invited to step into our state’s constitutional past by visiting the NJ State Library’s brand-new in-person exhibit, an extension of… Continue reading “Library and Exhibits Tour”
The Lenape-Delaware People were a confederation of communities, peaceful farmers, fishermen, and hunters. For a generation, they were treated with scorn as “women, good only for raising corn.” Berated, dispossessed… Continue reading “WEBINAR – The People of the Delaware: The Lenape in Peace and War”
Revolutionary Acts is a Monument Lab performance and public art series for 2026 that explores the histories of the American Revolution through contemporary forms of commemoration, asking: What revolutionary stories… Continue reading “WEBINAR – Revolutionary Acts: Ceremony for Revolutionary Seeds – Remembering the Black Women of Revolutionary War-Era New Jersey”
New Jersey has a rich constitutional history, starting with a hastily created 9 page document on July 2, 1776. Since then, New Jersey has drastically changed its governmental operations through… Continue reading “WEBINAR – A Constitutional History of New Jersey”
As part of our NJ250 celebration, you’re invited to step into our state’s constitutional past by visiting the NJ State Library’s brand-new in-person exhibit, an extension of our NJ250: Living Documents,… Continue reading “Library and Exhibit Talk”
