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Keepsakes: Treasuring Basking Ridge New Jersey Historic Icons

Nine pieces of custom art on wood honor Bernards Township’s history. Start your collection of these beautiful, limited edition keepsakes.

The Governor of New Jersey’s Historic Village has been working with Bernards Township historians to help preserve and promote the history of Basking Ridge (Bernards Township), New Jersey’s history with what we call “history with a social twist.” We partnered with the world-famous Cat’s Meow Village to create historical memories of Basking Ridge while adding the history of those icons on the back of each keepsake. We hope you showcase your keepsakes, which share the history of these vivid memories!

Bernards Township Limited Edition Keepsake Collection

For the first time ever, there’s a collection of historical icons, properties, and venues that honor Bernards Township’s history. The first reason is to create a beautiful piece of art on a 3/4″ block of wood that you can enjoy in your home. The second reason is to “share history with a social twist,” meaning you will hopefully display these keepsakes in your home or office for others to see. Hence, you’ll become one of our growing local history ambassadors, preserving and promoting local history!

  • Basking Ridge Church and Oak Tree
  • Widow White’s Tavern – 1776
  • Astor Estate / Municipal Hall
  • Basking Ridge 619-Year-Old Oak Tree
  • Boudinot Ross Farm Estate
  • Brick Academy – Former Town Hall and Schoolhouse
  • Basking Ridge Christmas Eve Caroling on the Green – 100th Anniversary
  • US Veterans Historic District
  • Washington House
  • Jumpstart your own Basking Ridge Village Collection – Check Availability

If you have any of these collectibles, send us a picture of you and your keepsakes in front of the real deal!

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