Elizabeth, NJ https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html American Revolutions: Rev250 at the Elizabeth Public Library — April 2026 Events American Revolution in Elizabeth & Vicinity by John Prescott Women in Wars Reclaiming History Together: The 313+ Ancestors Speak Project History of Slavery in NJ Presented by Rick Geffken 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive: Genealogical Research at the NJ State Archives Elizabeth at 250: Stories That Shape America – Community & History Blog Red Lion Inn: Washington’s 1779 Court‑Martial to Library Elizabeth at 250: A Historical Timeline of Our City Bicycles, Clubs, and the Bike Boom in Elizabeth How Elizabeth Helped Build New Jersey’s Diner Legacy Celebrate America’s 250th in Elizabeth, NJ Boxwood Hall in Elizabeth, NJ 313+ Ancestors Speak Monument From Hamilton to High-Fashion Fairs and Market Days: Commerce Meets Community Elizabeth 4th of July Celebration 2026 History of Slavery in New Jersey Indigenous History Exhibit | Elizabeth NJ REV250 Elizabeth’s Revolutionary Role — Boxwood Hall’s Founding Story 1664: The Founding of Elizabethtown, New Jersey’s First City Minuteman Statue – Elizabeth, NJ The GoElizabethNJ Archive | Original Elizabeth Research Burry’s Biscuit Corporation and Elizabeth’s Cookie Legacy Durant Star: Automobile Manufacturing in Elizabeth Ron Freeman: From Adversity to Olympic Glory Shade Meshack Lee: Tuskegee Airman – Elizabeth Resident Shirlynn Shirley: Elizabeth’s Trailblazing Hall of Fame Athlete Rick Barry Born in Elizabeth, NJ (1944) Don Newcombe: Elizabeth Roots and Baseball Integration Mt. Teman AME Hosts 41st MLK Interfaith Service (2026) Our City: Alexander Hamilton’s Legacy in Elizabeth Our City: Four Centuries of History with John Prescott Our City: Women of the Revolution with Joanne Rajoppi Our City: Elizabeth’s Tourism Boom with Jennifer Costa Elizabeth Ambassador Tourism Certification (Free) Elizabeth Students Set Human Submarine Record Birth of Elizabeth: The Breakup of Elizabethtown, 1855 2025 Elizabeth Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Honors City Legends Rev. James & Hannah Caldwell: Elizabeth’s Patriots Revolutionary War Headquarters in Elizabethtown (1775–1783) The Dix Building: A Commercial Pillar of Broad Street Rev. Joseph Garlic: Champion of Elizabethport’s Renewal From Westminster Ave. to the World: The Pingry School’s Elizabeth Roots The Class of ’99: Elizabeth Athletic Hall of Fame’s Second Induction Honoring Champions: The 1998 Elizabeth Athletic Hall of Fame Class 1680: The Origins of the Belcher-Ogden Mansion GoElizabethNJ250 Descendants Series – Bob Gula (Hybrid) Our City: Stories That Shape America Union County Women of the American Revolution