American Revolutions: Rev250 at the Elizabeth Public Library
A Rev250 mini exhibit exploring how African Americans navigated loyalty, freedom, and survival during the American Revolution.
A Rev250 mini exhibit exploring how African Americans navigated loyalty, freedom, and survival during the American Revolution.
A special GECC Business After Hours celebrating America 250 with a chartered Broadway trip to see Hamilton in New York City.
A presentation on African American women’s roles in the Great Migration (1910s–1970s), supporting the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive.
Bob Gula will be sharing powerful perspectives on genealogy, memory, and New Jersey history at our February Descendants Gathering.
Explore REV250 programs at Elizabeth Public Library this March including exhibits, crafts, talks, and children’s programs.
Explore Indigenous history and its role in the American Revolution at this REV250 mini exhibit at Elizabeth Public Library, March 4–31, 2026.
Learn how to conduct genealogical research using NJ State Archives materials. Join this 313+ Ancestors Speak workshop on March 18, 2026.
Join award-winning historian Joanne Rajoppi on March 19, 2026 at UCNJ for a powerful look at Union County women in the Revolution.
An in-depth presentation on the history of slavery in New Jersey in support of the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive
Join Bob Gula on March 25, 2026 for a hybrid talk on Elizabethtown’s role in the Revolutionary War. Hosted by GoElizabethNJ250.
Explore April 2026 Rev250 programming at Elizabeth Public Library, featuring exhibits, history talks, and hands-on events across multiple branches.
Explore the history of slavery in New Jersey with historian Rick Geffken in support of the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive.