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South River Historical
&
Preservation Society, Inc.

South River, New Jersey




 
 
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Welcome!
The South River Historical & Preservation Society is dedicated to
sharing and preserving the proud history of South River for future generations.

275th Anniversary Commemorative Book
License plate holder
Sculpture at Post Office
Needle threader

General Meetings of the Society are held five times a year at the
South River Museum--Old School Baptist Church, 64-66 Main Street, South River.
The meetings, which are open to the public, begin at 7:00p.m. and include a short program and refreshments.

2012 Meeting Dates

February 29 - Mark Nonestied, author, historian, and Director of Exhibits & Public Programs at East Jersey Olde Towne Village, will speak about John Frazee, sculptor and creator of the urn that graces the Old School Baptist Church graveyard and serves as a monument to Jane, "the wife of [his] youth."
April 25 - Alycia Rihacek, President of the Madison Township Historical Society, will discuss the early history of New Jersey elementary schools, including the Thomas Warne Museum, which was a local school in Old Bridge prior to the modernization of schools in the late 20th century.
June 20
September 26
November 28 (Annual Meeting)

We're adding content to our web site and to our collections to help South River history come alive for you. If you have stories or pictures to share, or South River items that you'd like to donate, we'd love to hear from you!

South River Historical & Preservation Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 446
South River, NJ 08882
732-613-3078
SouthRiverHistory@gmail.com






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