This wonderful 1956 Glenwood School scrapook may have belonged to Dennis Mullins and is
News Updates
From Where Did Glenwood School Get Its Name?
A few years ago the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society was contacted by
Artifact of the Week — McCollum’s Popular Empire Store
A 1946 article in The Item recorded the sale "of one of the most important business locations in the
Millburn–Short Hills Historical Society Announces New Online Membership Application Form
The Millburn–Short Hills Historical Society is pleased to announce a new online membership
They Cared for Our Body and Soul
Leonard G. Scott was born in Manhattan on February 17, 1907 to Rev. James E. Scott and Hattie A.
Tin Can Mail to Short Hills
The latest accession to the historical society collection is this envelope, with no
It Must Have Been Fantastic
ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW WITH TOM COLLINS AND HIS SISTER, MARY COLLINS SALISBURY, CHILDREN OF MR.
Joseph Martin Bosalavage, a Young Millburn Casualty of WWI
He died in France, apparently in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The Army's plan was to fight
The Parsil Family Cemetery History
Grace Hartigan
GRACE HARTIGAN (1922-2008) was a self-taught artist who was born in Newark and grew up in