Newsletters of the Camden County Historical Society

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1900 Park Blvd.
Camden, NJ 08103
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Collingswood, NJ 08108-0378

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Sandy Levins
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Hoag Levins

CCHS NEWSLETTERS
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Winter
2010 Women's History Month seminar and exhibit | Hands-on history with CCHS interns | Two new trustees welcomed | John Pierce Barnes' impressionist exhibit | Medicine and Mercy nursing exhibit | Gwendolyn Faison's donates shovel collection from her mayoral years | Slavery and the Underground Railroad programs mark Black History Month

Fall
2008 Open Hearth Holiday Brunch at Pomona Hall | History's Mysteries: Behind the Ropes at the Historical Society | Society Schedules Series of Mini Fundraisers | Artifacts of Slavery on Loan | New Jersey Cultural Trust Grant for Collection Interpretation | Celebrity Chef Walter Staib Teams Up With Historical Society | CCHS Presents Living History Day | New Collections in the CCHS Research Library

Spring
2008 An Evening in the Projection Room | Deed Project Nears Completion | Dreamland Exhibit Packs Boyer Auditorium | Walt Whitman: The Rare Editions | Walt Whitman and the Invincible City | The Society's Civil War Collection | Camden's Real Rosie the Riveter

Winter
2008 Historic Butler Cemetery | Still Family Books Available at Society | Explore Camden County's Black History | Lullaby for Dreamland | Calling All Rosies | CCHS Welcomes New Staff Member | Conservation Center Program

Fall
2007 Camden 28 Documentary | Society to Hold Colonial Brew Fest | Walt Whitman Exhibit | Pumpkin as Colonial Food | Open Hearth Cooking Class | Pattern Brick House Presentation | Richard Jordan China Explained | Pomona Hall Field Trips | School Days in Colonial West Jersey

Summer
2007 In Memoriam: Richard H. Hineline | CCHS Receives Grant from William G. Rohrer Foundation | Society Welcome Hearth Cook Mercy Ingraham | Historic Brew Fest Project Produces Real Beer