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It is history you can explore, share, and be part of together.Our Readers’ Top 10 MLH Posts this WeekLatest PostsIceboats Flock to New Jersey Ice Again – Historic Winter TimesViews: 848 How exciting to announce that the cold is back and there’s ice on our lakes, rivers, and bays across New Jersey. In fact it’s so cold, we have to pray to the snow gods to slow down the delug just a bit so the iceboats can get back on the ice. So to… Read More »Iceboats Flock to New Jersey Ice Again – Historic Winter TimesPodcast Corner: Honoring Jersey &amp; American History for the 250th AnniversaryViews: 125 America’s 250th anniversary is not something that is coming soon. It is already underway. Across the country and here in New Jersey, America 250 and NJ250 programs have begun the long, multi year commemoration leading to 2026, inviting the public to engage with the nation’s history now rather than waiting for a single… Read More »Podcast Corner: Honoring Jersey &amp; American History for the 250th AnniversaryJersey Food, Iconic Places, All JerseyViews: 128 The Best of the Best We Don’t Kow Why – But We Keep Finding Great Jersey Food Stories To Write About Create PDFWestfield Builds a Lego Town to Celebrate America 250Views: 302 On January 24, Westfield, New Jersey hosted a special America250 edition of its popular community program Build Westfield in LEGO, bringing families and residents together for a creative celebration of local and national history. Held at Westfield High School, the event invites families to use over 100,000 LEGO bricks and historic reference images… Read More »Westfield Builds a Lego Town to Celebrate America 250Weird Facts about The Liberty BellViews: 440 In the mid-1700s Philadelphia wanted a bell with a voice strong enough to call people together. When the Liberty Bell first rang it was loud enough to turn heads across the city. Imagine a quieter world no engines no sirens no constant hum. When that bell was struck its sound cut cleanly through… Read More »Weird Facts about The Liberty BellWhere IS the Declaration of Independence? Where it Should BeViews: 222 A Memory of a Class Field Trip to Philadephia We love Jersey history, but Philly is right next door. In 2026, the United States marks 250 years since independence was declared. That declaration did not happen in a museum or a vault. It happened in Philadelphia. The Declaration of Independence belongs in Philadelphia… Read More »Where IS the Declaration of Independence? Where it Should BeMr. Local History Research That Surprised Even UsViews: 280 For 5 years and more than 650 posts, Mr Local History has been telling the stories of Basking Ridge, the Somerset Hills, Somerset County, and eventually communities across New Jersey. What started local grew wider, but the goal stayed the same to uncover, document, and share the history hiding in plain sight. As… Read More »Mr. Local History Research That Surprised Even UsDroning History Over New JerseyViews: 822 Chasing Jersey History – Droning over the Years Full list of towns, sites, and date at the end of this post. NEWS: Our Drone Took a Hard Fall / Help MLH Get Back in the Air We are sad to share that our aerial history photography program has hit an unexpected setback. While… Read More »Droning History Over New JerseyBernards Township History: The Asian Origins InitiativeViews: 6,039 UPDATE: January 19, 2026 A few researchers at the Mr. Local History Project are looking for a few Chinese and Indian residents interested in tracing the roots of these two growing communities in Bernards Township to the first families to become Basking Ridge residents. Strong ties to the local community will be important.… Read More »Bernards Township History: The Asian Origins InitiativeBasking Ridge’s “Rushmore 5” Ladies  HonoredViews: 1,745 MLH Mini-Series: The Basking Ridge Rushmore 5 Female Edition Now It’s the Ladies Turn…The Basking Ridge Ladies Rushmore 5 Okay, so I live in Basking Ridge, which is part of Bernards Township, but we all refer to it as Basking Ridge, right? Now, I believe that history has to be over a hundred… Read More »Basking Ridge’s “Rushmore 5” Ladies  HonoredThe Paula Grossman Story – 50+ Years Later Forever in Basking Ridge HistoryViews: 2,084 Paula Grossman’s dismissal from the Bernards Township school system in the early 1970s is widely regarded as one of the first public cases of transgender discrimination in American public employment. A tenured music teacher removed not for misconduct but for identity, her case was debated openly, litigated through state courts, and reported nationally… Read More »The Paula Grossman Story – 50+ Years Later Forever in Basking Ridge HistoryAmerica 250:  The Flag Design &amp; Jersey’s InvolvementViews: 544 Mr. Local History finds itself back partnering with a New Jersey iconic business that has been one of the most historic in American History. As we expanded our Gift Shop collection with America 250 flags, it’s no surprise that it’s all being done by the Annin Flag Company, who’s family got their American… Read More »America 250:  The Flag Design &amp; Jersey’s InvolvementGriffin &amp; Howe Bernardsville – America’s Outfitter Hidden in a Small Jersey TownViews: 744 Griffin &amp; Howe’s Bernardsville Story How an American Institution Took Root For generations, the quiet streets of Bernardsville were home to one of the most respected names in American sporting arms. Griffin &amp; Howe was not simply a gun shop. It was a destination. Hunters, sportsmen, collectors, and craftsmen understood that if precision,… Read More »Griffin &amp; Howe Bernardsville – America’s Outfitter Hidden in a Small Jersey TownBasking Ridge’s Rushmore 5 Ladies Deserving RecognitionViews: 1,032 MLH Mini-Series: The Basking Ridge Rushmore 5 in our Community UPDATE:Our researchers have been watching this post carefully and have finally made the decision and create the Basking Ridge Rushmore 5 for five women that made and continue to make Basking Ridge such a great, historic, and beautiful community to live in –… Read More »Basking Ridge’s Rushmore 5 Ladies Deserving RecognitionCockfighting in the Somerset Hills – How Times Have ChangedViews: 629 Picture a country barn set back from the road. Cars parked along a tree line, never too close together. Men arriving quietly, some local, others from out of town. Inside, cages line the walls and a small pit sits at the center. Cash changes hands. Bottles are passed. Someone always seems to be… Read More »Cockfighting in the Somerset Hills – How Times Have ChangedNew Jersey America 250 Events CalendarViews: 2,138 “It’s the most extensive America 250 Events Calendar we’ve seen for New Jersey.Thanks for putting this together. “ BOOKMARK this Site and Come Back Often – Updated Daily This free statewide calendar is open to all New Jersey organizers to share America 250 related events happening across the Garden State. From local history… Read More »New Jersey America 250 Events CalendarWhat Might Have Happened if General Lee Wasn’t Captured in Basking RidgeViews: 573 In December 1776 the American rebellion was close to collapse. The Continental Army was shrinking as enlistments expired and morale sank to its lowest point of the war. British forces held New York and expected the uprising to simply fade away with the coming winter. What happened next hinged on a few quiet… Read More »What Might Have Happened if General Lee Wasn’t Captured in Basking RidgeThe Missing Marlboro Man From Basking RidgeYes folks there was a Marlboro Man who lived atop Schley Mountain in Bernards Township (Basking Ridge) Now we need the community’s help.Top 25 of 2025 – Mr. Local History Year in ReviewViews: 370 2025 Research in Review 2025 was a big year for the Mr. Local History Project. It marked our 5th year in operation and a milestone we’re incredibly proud of reaching our one millionth visitor. What started as a simple passion for telling New Jersey’s stories has grown into a well respected, statewide history… Read More »Top 25 of 2025 – Mr. Local History Year in ReviewMLH Loves To See The Public Engaged….. The Latest CommentsThe Mr. Local History 2025 Holiday Shopping Guide / MagazineSee our quarterly digital magazine. Full of great local Jersey History.",
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