The Solebury Township Historical Society presents an afternoon at the Samuel Eastburn farm at 12pm on June 22nd. This historical property was the homestead to the Eastburn family purchased in 1736 containing 250 acres of land near the center of Solebury Township. A blacksmith by trade, Samuel Eastburn cleared the land for farming and constructed a rough log homestead “on high ground”. Jeff Marshall will provide information on the old barn and the family homestead house. STHS will provide food and refreshments at the barn picnic. Come and learn history while enjoying this beautiful property thanks to the owner, Gerry Merriam.

STHS Members $20, Non-Member $30. Reserve tickets at Eventbrite.

Jul 19th @ 10am – Cuttalossa Walk – Mills, Beauty and Hard Times

The Solebury Township Historical Society presents a history walk along the beautiful Cuttalossa road at 10am on Saturday July 19th . This small valley was once the industrial town of Lumberton and home to mills beginning in 1750’s, several houses, and the Hard Times tavern. The Cuttalossa Valley is on the National Register of Historic Places by the US National Park Service. Join us for this informative history walk.

Parking and meeting area will be at the intersection of Cuttalossa Road and River Road in Lumberville.  Parking areas are available along the quarry on River road.  For questions, call Russell Stephan at 908.391.7936.

STHS Members – Free, Non-Members $10. Reserve tickets at Eventbrite.

Large’s Saw Mill