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“The Letter” Dedication
“The Letter” Dedication “The Letter” is the Haddon Heights Historical Society’s latest interpretative sign. The Letter was sculptured by Isamu Noguchi as a WPA (Works Progress Administration) project. The bas-relief sculpture graces an interior wall of the Haddon Heights
April 2020 Newsletter- COVID19 Edition
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January 27th, 2020 Quarterly Meeting
“Remembering Yesterday for the People of Tomorrow” The Haddon Heights Historical Society Presents: INFORMATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL NJ & AMERICAN HISTORY ORIGINAL PRESENTATIONS FEATURING LOCAL/NATIONAL AUTHOR & SPEAKER PROGRAMS YEAR 202 Monday, January 27,, 2020 Quarterly Meeting at 7:00 PM Mike Underwood,
April 20th, 2020 Quarterly Meeting
“Remembering Yesterday for the People of Tomorrow” The Haddon Heights Historical Society Presents: INFORMATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL NJ & AMERICAN HISTORY ORIGINAL PRESENTATIONS FEATURING LOCAL/NATIONAL AUTHOR & SPEAKER PROGRAMS YEAR 2020 Monday, April 20, 2020 Quarterly Meeting at 7:00
October 2019 Newsletter
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October 21st, 2019 Quarterly Meeting
“Remembering Yesterday for the People of Tomorrow” The Haddon Heights Historical Society Presents: INFORMATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL NJ & AMERICAN HISTORY ORIGINAL PRESENTATIONS FEATURING LOCAL/NATIONAL AUTHOR & SPEAKER PROGRAMS YEAR 2019 July Monday, October 21,
July 2019 Newsletter
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October 21st, 2019 Quarterly Meeting: Crossroads of the Revolution Speaker
“Remembering Yesterday for the People of Tomorrow” The Haddon Heights Historical Society Presents: INFORMATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL NJ & AMERICAN HISTORY ORIGINAL PRESENTATIONS FEATURING LOCAL/NATIONAL AUTHOR & SPEAKER PROGRAMS YEAR 2019 July Monday, October 21, 2019 Quarterly Meeting
Ben Franklin Comes to Visit July 15!
Come out to our next quarterly meeting to have a chat with our informative and engaging guest, Ben Franklin! All are welcome to join us on July 15th at 7:00pm in the Haddon Heights Library.