You never know what you’re going to get
Views: 18,006 The MLH Project is proud to be the exclusive reseller of the New Jersey Historic Wooden Keepsake Collection, created by the world-famous Cat’s Meow Village. Made in the USA!!! The New Jersey Historic Wooden Keepsake Village Collection The… Read More »The Exclusive New Jersey Historic Wooden Village Keepsake Collection
Views: 11,919 Well, while Netflix releases the long-anticipated Stranger Things finale on Dec 31 at ~8 p.m. ET (not a marathon but a big watch event), you don’t want to move from the couch because it’s New Year’s Day. Don’t… Read More »Remembering New Year’s TV Marathons/Binge Blocks
Views: 17,806 His stage name was Leo, but his real name was Slats. He was a 750-pound lion born on March 20, 1919, in Dublin, Ireland, and now rests peacefully in Gillette, a small New Jersey town. Meet MGM’s first… Read More »MGM’s Lion Rests in Gillette, New Jersey
Views: 13,423 UPDATE:USA TODAY says Wildwood is Home to One of the Country’s Best Pop Culture Museums. The museum received USA Today’s 2025 10 Best Readers’ Choice Travel Award. Anyone who’s visited Wildwood, New Jersey, knows it’s the Garden State’s… Read More »Wildwood History: Boardwalk, Beach, Neon and the Doowop Universe
Views: 6,925 Congratulations, Basking Ridge and Bernardsville, on being the foundation for the New Jersey Historical Wooden Village collection, a group of over 40 Jersey collectibles. Each keepsake brings to mind historic area icons created by the world-famous Cat’s Meow… Read More »Bernards Township/Bernardsville Historic Wooden Village Keepsake Collectibles
Views: 4,317 Time to see what Westfielders feel are the most historic icons in town. Is it The Westfield train station, Rialto Theater, Tamaques Park, Stoneleigh Park, Westfield Fire Department, Jolly Trolley, WWI Memorial, Kehler Field House, Westfield High School,… Read More »Vote for Westfield’s Most Historic Icons
Views: 26,600 Founded in 1932 and situated on 38 acres in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, Go Figure is pleased to offer a discounted membership to township residents. It’s called a “naturist community for families and couples” (not a nudist colony). It’s members… Read More »More: America’s First Nudist Colony is in Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Views: 27,541 UPDATE: Bernardsville, New Jersey’s Meadowbrook Farm is in the NewsThe Bernardsville Board of Adjustment Application for what appeared to be a subdivision request has shifted to a number of new deed requests with deed restrictions to align with… Read More »The World’s Oldest Glitter Factory Started in Bernardsville, New Jersey
Views: 6,620 UPDATE: Our old survey software went dead, so after over 1,000 responses, we have to start over. We’re trying to get the results from the old survey group, but who knows… on to a Google form since I… Read More »The “Man Card Survey” – or “How Men Think” Survey
Views: 10,959 The term “Jersey Shore” is a term used to describe the coastal region of New Jersey that is famous for its beaches and tourist attractions. The word “shore” has a broader meaning than just “beaches” as it encompasses… Read More »Top 10 Jersey Shore Historic Places and Events
Views: 18,888 Update: Union’s Historic Flagship is now a beautiful Cats Meow New Jersey Historic Wooden Collectible Retrospective:The Legendary Flagship on Route 22 in Union County, New Jersey If you’ve ever driven east or west along Route 22 in Union,… Read More »A Jersey Ship that Never Sailed – Route 22 Flagship in Union
Views: 5,454 One of the greatest challenges for non-profits and historical societies is changing their business models and becoming self-sufficient. Funding is a great challenge, and communicating with various groups, agencies, and government officials is critical to their survival. Social… Read More »Social Media for Non-Profits and Historical Societies
Views: 20,619 As a kid sitting in the back of my parents’ 66 Chrysler Town and Country wagon going from Westfield to the Pocono Mountains, the only route available was Route 22. My brother, sister and I would often sit… Read More »Retrospective: Icons & Oddities Along Jersey’s Route 22
Views: 5,340 It was a Friday night, and the parents saved their night out for Saturday, so they wanted to do something social on Friday night to unwind. I remember my mother asking to set up the card table as… Read More »Retrospective: Games We Remember our Parents Played
Views: 6,918 On the anniversary of the 2017 loss of its 619-year-old oak tree in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, the Mr. Local History Project has written a story of hope, commitment, honor, history, and township pride. Yes, people, there are… Read More »The Siblings of a 619-Year Oak Tree
