The Red Mill Museum Village | Clinton, New Jersey

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Upcoming Events

24th annual British Car Day presented by the Austin-Healey Sports & Touring Club of NJ, featuring favorite British collector and …

17
Jun

Friends June Meeting

Dr. John Petrocelli will present “Dental Changes Through History”, discussing the beliefs and treatment of dental problems from the beginning …

25
Jun

Splash of History Lecture with Mike Molnar

Antique radio collector and enthusiast Mike Molnar, whose private collection is currently on display in our Sound of the Times …

11
Jul

Black Potatoe Music Festival

2019 is the final year for the Black Potatoe Music Festival! For more information and tickets visit the Festival’s website here.

Featured Exhibit

The Sound of the Times

A new exhibit highlighting the radio, one of the most important inventions of the 20th century, is set to open at the Red Mill Museum Village on May 22nd. A collection of antique and vintage radios are on loan to the Museum from collector and radio enthusiast Michael Molnar. Mr. Molnar has been collecting for over 30 years and has generously co-curated this very special exhibit which exhibition outlines the evolution of radio and shares stories of the cultural impact it had on society.

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Member Testimonials

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My granddaughter went to the Red Mill on her school trip. She enjoyed it very much! So much so that she wrote me a letter to tell me all about everything she saw and did while there. It’s so important …

- Ann White

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Born and raised in Clinton and although I have long since moved away, membership in the Red Mill Museum keeps me in touch with idyllic memories of growing up there in the 1940s and ‘50s. Keep up the good work!

- Marjorie Gelb Jones

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A membership at The Red Mill Museum Village is an amazing value. It gives you full free access to this wonderful historic site which goes beyond The Red Mill. There are 10 acres of property and 10-12 buildings to explore …

- Ed Rhode