#NewsArticle 5 Nov 1903, Washington Star
Did you know that salt pork was considered a remedy for consumption? (They probably meant BACON-- because that's pretty much a remedy for a lot of things.)
This article was in the Washington Star newspaper out of Washington, NJ on 5 Nov 1903 (page 3).
#washingtonstarnewspaper #warrenconj #ShippenManor
From the staff and volunteers of Shippen Manor, happy Mother's Day.
#CallforApplicants CHPP 2022 Round 2
If you are a member of a county historical or non-profit organization that is looking to work on a history-based project this year, the 2nd round of our CHPP (County History Partnership Program) grant has been announced this week. This grant money available per group is $1000-1500 (total amount depends upon the number of groups applying).
If your group is interested, please contact Gina at 908-453-4381.
The grant application was emailed to members of county history groups this week. You can also view information pertaining to the grant and download the application from our website: www.warrencountynjheritage.com/history/county-history-partnership-program-grant
Required workshop deadline is June 6 (workshop scheduled virtually from 2-4pm on Wed., June 8). Applications due no later than Friday, July 8 (3 pm) -- electronically, regular mail or drop off.
#ChPp #njhc #warrenconj #ShippenManor #warrencountyculturalandheritage
County History Partnership Program (CHPP) Grant | Warren County, NJ
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The County History Partnership Program (CHPP) was created in 2015 to extend local re-granting programs to all of the state’s 21 counties. The program enables the NJHC to support both existing and em...
Shippen Manor updated their info in the about section.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.#UpdatesFromtheManor Getting Ready for 2022
As we plan towards our seasonal opening the first Sunday in June (1 to 4pm), after being closed for a couple of years, we wanted to make our future visitors aware of some of the updates at the Manor.
1. Updated exterior (brown & white) direction signs
2. Interior work (plastering and repainting a couple of our rooms)
3. Some changes in our displays (we'll be rotating certain items in and out of display this year)
4. Updated historical information about the Manor and Oxford (you can also read some of the information at www.warren200.com).
5. Happy smiling faces greeting you when you arrive (we're always happy, but now we're exceptionally happy to be back).
6. Tours will be kept to about 5 people per group (unless a family group) to ensure our visitors have a more personal experience. We have some seating in the Study for our visitors waiting for a tour to begin.
7. Rotation of displays and displayed artifacts.
And a few more surprises. (We don't want to give too many spoiler alerts!)
We can't wait to visit with you. See you soon!
