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May 2025
Pathways of History – Morris County Historic Sites: Richardson History House
Mount Tabor's Richardson History House joins 30 other small Morris County historic sites on tour! Step back in time to tour our Victorian-era cottage museum and the community's large, impressive octagonal Tabernacle within these former camp meeting grounds. Open for visitors on Sunday, May 4, 2025, from 12 to 5 p.m. We are site #23 on Sunday's RED Tour. Explore local history at this fun, FREE, and family-friendly event! Plan your route, and bring a friend. Victorian camp meeting grounds…
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August 2025
Cover Story: The Life and Art of Antonio Petruccelli
Mount Tabor Branch Library Hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9am - 1pm Wednesday: 3pm - 8pm Thursday: 3pm - 8pm Friday: 9am - 1pm Saturday: 9am - 1pm Sunday: Closed
Find out more »National Historic Camp Meeting Celebration
Thursday, Aug. 7, at 7:30 pm to join in an ONLINE National Historic Camp Meeting Celebration. This will be a historic event, with several camp meetings working together to create a multi-location, first-ever National Historic Camp Meeting. Scan the QR code to get the link to join online (log in by 7:15 pm). **I'm particularly interested in the historic portrayal of Methodist evangelist Amanda Berry Smith, a "colored-woman preacher" who was a featured speaker here at Mount Tabor in 1877!…
Find out more »Mount Tabor Oral History Project
Noa Snook, a local Scout from Crew 17 has chosen to work with the Mount Tabor Historical Society for her Eagle Scout Project! A few words about her project and some information on how to participate follow. For my Eagle Scout project, I’m working with the Mount Tabor Historical Society to preserve the unique history of Mount Tabor by collecting and recording stories from current and former residents. These interviews will be shared on the Mount Tabor Historical Society website,…
Find out more »September 2025
Carlile Family Band Concert
The Carlile Family Band is touring the East Coast and will be stopping in Mount Tabor! The 1 night event will be held on Thursday, September 25 at 7:00pm. Cold Weather Company will open the show. This will be a lovely evening of music and good vibes! 6:30pm Doors 7:00pm Cold Weather Company 8:00pm Carlile Family Band NOTE: Tickets are reservation based. We are kindly asking for a donation of $20 - $30 per ticket to cover artists, travel, &…
Find out more »October 2025
Pathways of History – Morris County Historic Sites: Richardson History House – Oct. 5
Mount Tabor's Richardson History House joins 30 other small Morris County historic sites on tour! Step back in time to tour our Victorian-era cottage museum and the community's large, impressive octagonal Tabernacle within these former camp meeting grounds. Open for visitors on Sunday, October 5, 2025, from 12 to 5 p.m. Explore local history at this fun, FREE, and family-friendly event! Plan your route, and bring a friend. Guided walking tours of Trinity Park will be held at 2 pm…
Find out more »November 2025
Mount Tabor Craft Market 2025
Mount Tabor Craft Market On Saturday November 8th, the Mount Tabor Historical Society will host our 3rd Annual Artisanal Craft Market from 9am-4pm. Offering quality, locally handcrafted items and artwork. Held inside the historic Mount Tabor Tabernacle, you'll enter a bygone era as you shop for yourself and others. Handcrafted items include silver and semi-precious jewelry, seasonal wreaths and decor, candles, sachets, quilled greeting cards, ornaments, winter knitwear, infant toys, watercolors, pet kerchiefs and stockings, Oracle readings, leather goods and…
Find out more »February 2026
Mount Tabor Historical Society 2026 Kick-Off Event
Mount Tabor Historical Society 2026 Kick-Off Event Please join Dr. Jonathan Clancy, Executive Director at the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms for a lively and informative session that will cover the history of Gustav Stickley’s property in New Jersey, recent changes to the campus, and highlights from the collection. Located in Morris Plains, New Jersey, the Stickley Museum is a 35 acre property that the Stickley family occupied only from 1910 to 1917. While their time was short, they built…
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