Ramsey Historical Association

St. Nicholas Day will be held on December 8th at the Old Stone House from 1pm to 4pm. St. Nick himself will be visiting to help us celebrate the holidays at Ramsey’s oldest home. In this special open house children can visit with St. Nicholas, the traditional colonial Dutch Santa Claus. Visitors will also enjoy tours of the Old Stone House decorated for Christmas, and our restored circa 1800 Jacob May barn. There will be demonstrations of open hearth cooking, and children can make old fashioned crafts and tree trimmings with the help of our local Ramsey girl Scout Troops. As always free refreshments will be on hand so don’t miss this annual Ramsey tradition.

The Old Stone House is Ramsey’s oldest home and is on both the National and New Jersey register of historic places. It features restored rooms with colonial period furnishings, a children’s museum filled with objects common at the turn of the century and a library of books on local and NJ history. For more information go to ramseyhistorical.org.

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The Ramsey Historical Association will be holding its Fall Open House at the Old Stone House Museum and May Barn at 538 Island Road from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27. Volunteers will break out an antique apple grinder and cider press to demonstrate how apple cider was made. Visitors will get to enjoy free apple cider and cider-dipped donuts.

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• 5th Annual Luncheon: NW Bergen History Coalition