Begin your journey here
Immerse yourself in the vibrant history at Pascack Historical Society
Begin your journey here
Immerse yourself in the vibrant history at Pascack Historical Society
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19 Ridge Avenue
Park Ridge, NJ 07656
(One Block North of Park Avenue West)
Hours
Museum is open on Sundays
1 pm – 4 pm
Admission is free and open to all.
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Events & Programs
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New Exhibit
Opening August 4
View this exhibit during regular visiting hours, any Sunday from 1-4 pm.
As always, museum admission is free.
Did you know that Park Ridge’s first election in 1894 was explosive — literally? The winning candidate, who led by a single vote, celebrated by firing a cannon in Depot Square.
How about the story of Washington Township’s formation in 1840, when the opposing side stole the ballot box and threw the election officials out the windows of a local tavern?
Our new exhibit will highlight the Pascack Historical Society’s archive of political memorabilia that dates back to the 19th century, as well as some remarkable stories of elections from our region’s past.
Park Ridge Campaign Flyer
Wilkie Rally in Westwood
Election Night, 1932
Stories & Correspondence
New Exhibit
Opening August 4
Pascack’s Political Past:
A CENTURY OF ELECTION MEMORABILIA
View this exhibit during regular visiting hours, any Sunday from 1-4 pm.
As always, museum admission is free.
Did you know that Park Ridge’s first election in 1894 was explosive — literally? The winning candidate, who led by a single vote, celebrated by firing a cannon in Depot Square.
How about the story of Washington Township’s formation in 1840, when the opposing side stole the ballot box and threw the election officials out the windows of a local tavern?
Our new exhibit will highlight the Pascack Historical Society’s archive of political memorabilia that dates back to the 19th century, as well as some remarkable stories of elections from our region’s past.
Park Ridge Campaign Flyer
Wilkie Rally in Westwood
Election Night, 1932
Stories & Correspondence
PASCACK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
About Us
Since 1942, the Pascack Historical Society is a membership-based not for profit organization that promotes and preserves the early history of the Pascack Valley and its peoples. Our mission is to acquire, preserve and disseminate knowledge of the rich history of the Pascack Valley while “Preserving the Past for the Future.”
Your Visit
Our museum is home to thousands of objects, artifacts, and ephemera that chronicle life in Pascack Valley from the Lenape Indian days until the present. The scope of our collection is staggering – considering the size of the region we serve.
Education
Those of us who love history “can never get enough of the stuff.” Dive deep into the past and discover the history of the Pascack Valley. Learn more about our collections, programs and educational materials.
Support Us
The Pascack Historical Society is a non-profit organization that receives no regular government funding and relies on membership dues and donations to keep our boat afloat. Your donations are always appreciated and welcome.
Your Visit
Our museum is home to thousands of objects, artifacts, and ephemera that chronicle life in Pascack Valley from the Lenape Indian days until the present. The scope of our collection is staggering – considering the size of the region we serve.
Education
Those of us who love history “can never get enough of the stuff.” Dive deep into the past and discover the history of the Pascack Valley. Learn more about our collections, programs and educational materials.
Support Us
The Pascack Historical Society is a non-profit organization that receives no regular government funding and relies on membership dues and donations to keep our boat afloat. Your donations are always appreciated and welcome.
Upcoming Events
Become a Society Member
- $30 single
- $40 family
- $50 supporting
- $100 patron
- $200 corporate
- $400 life
- 4 issues of Relics per year
- free admission to PHS events
- free ads for corporate members
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