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What better way to celebrate Bernards Township’s 250th Anniversary then to visit some of the most historic sites ever! In conjunction with the Historical Society of the Somerset Hills (Based in Basking Ridge) and Somerset County, you have the chance to see 4 of the county’s premier historic venues, enjoy all kinds of fun activities, [Continue]
It’s coming – Tuesday July 6 – Concerts in the Park, Pleasant Valley Park in Bernards Township off Valley Road (adjacent to the Pleasant Valley Pool). All Americana Program. Bring your own chair or blanket. Celebrate America alongside the 250th anniversary of Bernards Township. The concert will include the Raritan Valley Symphony [Continue]
Tell your neighbors…tell your friends. Drive for 400! 500! 600 fans on Facebook. Feel free to post your own in the comments section, on Facebook, or Twitter. A continuing series where we post a new historic tidbit about Bernardston, now known as Bernards Township. These tidbits are courtesy of The Historical Society of the Somerset [Continue]
Be Part of the Biggest Virtual Community Birthday Card in 250 years! Add your photo to the biggest virtual birthday card in Bernards Township’s history and leave your mark on the 250th anniversary celebration. What to Upload Partnered with FLICKR, anyone who wants to wish the township a happy birthday can add a photo and [Continue]
Call it the biggest celebration in Bernards Township in our lifetime! Basking Ridge is 250 years old! Come join the fun as you get to post your comments, pictures, links, and thoughts around the 250th celebration of this great township. Make sure you become a fan on Facebook and stay up with all the news, [Continue]
The 250th Anniversary Task Force is asking for your support in blanketing the town with the Commemorative 250th Anniversary Flower Record Daffodil. Holland Bulb Farms will donate a portion of the proceeds to help cover the cost of the anniversary celebration. Learn more [Continue]
Charter Day commemorates the anniversary of the May 24, 1760 granting of a township Charter by King George II of England, establishing Bernardston Township. This act was as a courtesy and in appreciation for the services of Sir Francis Bernard, Royal Governor of New Jersey. From January 27, 1758 to July 4, 1760 Sir Francis [Continue]
