"THE HUB OF A HAMLET": A TOUR OF AN 18TH CENTURY MILL, SESSION 4

The Hunterdon County Tricentennial Committee is a Not-For-Profit Corporation created for Hunterdon County's 300th birthday celebration and historical education in 2014.

Hunterdon 300th

SATURDAY, JUNE 22:  :  Come see what an important early hamlet still looks like today!  At Headquarters Farm, enjoy the landscape of the sheep in the meadow, the stone mansion with its high view of the valley, both cellar kitchen and summer kitchen, and its barns and storehouse are all a part of its function yet today.  The three-story stone mill from 1735, the mill ruin in the woods, and the mill pond are waiting to operate again and still paint a clear picture of what this hamlet was like in the 18th century.  Rain Date:  June 23.
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RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.  STAGGERED TIMES FOR EACH TOUR.  
EACH TOUR IS LIMITED TO 12 PEOPLE.  DUE TO LIMITED PARKING, PLEASE DO NOT SHOW UP MORE THAN 15 MINUTES BEFORE YOUR START TIME.
Approximate length of tour:  75 minutes.
 
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