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On Sunday, February 22, 2015 at the Crane-Phillips House Museum, located at 38 Springfield Avenue in Cranford, residents are invited to a free program featuring historian and author, James Gigantino. Gigantino will discuss his book,...
0Frederic Carder and Steuben Glass Presentation Most people are familiar with Tiffany, and with Steuben Glass, and with the beautiful pieces associated with both names, fewer are familiar with the name “Frederic Carder,” and his...
0Memory and Dress So remember that t-shirt you saved, because when you were in 7th grade that boy you thought was cute said he liked the color of it? Or the monkey pajamas your now teenage son wore as an infant, that you have tucked...
0Quilting sometimes gets a bum rap. Contrary to the opinions of some, it is actually a fascinating art form, with a very rich history in America. Even today, there’s nothing more welcomingly cozy and colorful than a quilt when...
0Christmas is over, but the spending lives on. Those January credit card bills are rolling in, reflecting the overspending we all did last month. Don’t you wish you could spread your meager dollars a bit further? On Sunday, January...
0The Reeve House Are you familiar with Westfield NJ’s Historical Society Reeve House? Most people are familiar with it only as the building that houses The Westfield Historical Society at314 Mountain Avenue. While the...
0“On the Home Front—A Civil War Veteran’s Home” Here’s a really cool way to step back in time and learn a little something, without needing a time machine, or even a long car ride. On Sunday, September 15th, 2013 from 2:00-4:00...
0Victorian Candlelight Christmas At Cranford, NJ’s Crane-Phillips House Victorian Era Christmas. It rings of a simpler, more meaningful, and certainly very beautifully decorated time. It’s what we see on all...
0The Miller-Cory House Museum Westfield NJ The “West Fields” (Yup – that’s where Westfield got its name!) were once the crossroads between the major cities of Philadelphiaand New Yorkin colonial America, and our area was shaped as a...
0Let’s face it, this is the only time of year parents actually encourage their kids to play with knives and to play with their food. To take a simple, innocent, round vegetable, and turn it into something to make others...
0The Crane-Phillips House What do the modern kitchen range hood, milk of magnesia, and The Cranford Historical Society all have in common? Quite the stumper, isn’t it? And yet, there truly IS a connection. That connection...
0File this under the “WHO KNEW?!” department. Did you know that one of the many amenities offered by the Friends of the Cranford Public Library was free passes to some awesome museums? Passes can be borrowed by adult...
0Summer brings with it the opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors. It also brings with it the necessity to entertain the children who are on break from school. If the very idea of bringing your family camping makes you break out into...
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