by keith | Jul 16, 2022 | Blog
As anyone who is involved in a nonprofit knows, most nonprofits cannot function without the amazing work of their volunteers — people who give hours of their own time to help a cause near and dear to their hearts. At the Red Mill Museum Village, our volunteers have...
by keith | Jun 27, 2022 | Blog
On Sunday, July 24th, the Red Mill Museum Village will feature its annual Quilt Airing event. So we thought it would be interesting to give you a brief bit of history about quilting in the United States and how quilt airing became an annual event in many villages and...
by rmgadmin | Nov 18, 2020 | Blog
If you want to live in a town that looks like it came straight out of a picture book, then Clinton, New Jersey, is the perfect choice! This seemingly small town with some 2,700 residents has a lot to offer, from marvelous Thai restaurants to upscale boutiques and...
by rmgadmin | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog
By Elizabeth Cole Swim trunks, shorts designed to be worn by men while swimming, came into fashion during the mid-1930s. Trunks replaced much bulkier types of swimwear, which covered the entire torso and was often heavy and hot. Because many men wanted to visit...
by rmgadmin | Jun 8, 2020 | Blog
By Elizabeth Cole Elizabeth Grandin, was a noted artist and descendent of one of Hunterdon Counties oldest families. Elizabeth was born in 1889 in Hamden, New Jersey. Her early years were spent at Miss Dana’s, a finishing school in Morristown, where she received her...
