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Cranford Historical Society Launches New Website
Submitted by Margaret Gerlach/President and the CHS Website Committee In 1927, the Cranford Historical Society was formed by a group of citizens with a mission to preserve and perpetuate the history of Cranford. Through the years, the Cranford Historical Society has...
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2020 Cranford Preservation Award
*Photo credit: William King ALGONQUIN DRIVE HOUSE AND CRANFORD THEATER RECEIVE PRESERVATION AWARDS Submitted by Maureen Strazdon/HPAB in collaboration with the Cranford Historical Society. The Cranford Preservation Award for 2020 was presented to the owners of 37...
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Cranford Historical Society Honors Dr. Deborah Cannon Partridge Wolfe
Article and photos submitted by Jean Kreiling, Cranford Historical Society Trustee On February 6, 2020, Cranford High School celebrated the renaming of its library as the Dr. Deborah Cannon Partridge Wolfe Library and Learning Commons. This event marked a culmination...
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Did you know that the Statue of Liberty sits upon a star-shaped base designed by a Cranford resident? Please meet Colonel Samuel Henry Lockett, former Confederate Army Engineer and Cranford resident.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, all Cranford Historical Society programs and Crane-Phillips House Museum Tours are cancelled until further notice.
Our office is open during the following summer hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9:30-12:30 PM
Anyone wishing to do research or to drop-off a donation to our archives department, please do so during this hours. We are requiring that you please wear a mask when visiting the office.
