About The Pathways of History
Boonton Historical Society and Museum
The 1740 Miller-Kingsland House
Mission Statement
Mission
The Pathways of History tour highlights the Morris County’s all-volunteer, fee-free history organizations and the historic sites and resources they steward.
What is it?
The Pathways of History tour, Morris County’s premier free history weekend, annually highlights over 2 dozen historic sites operated by some of Morris County’s smallest, all-volunteer, and self-sustaining organizations.
How it all began
The Pathways of History tour was developed in 2009 by five enthusiastic local historical societies as an event designed to highlight their distinctive museums and resources. Now in its 17th year, the event has grown to include EIGHT times as many organizations/sites and over 115 volunteers who work diligently to keep local history fun, accessible, and engaging.
Begin at any site and travel any ‘pathway’ you’d like to enjoy a warm welcome and taste of some of our incredible local history.
Welcome to The Pathways of History!
Gratitude
The Pathways of History participants thank our members, donors, friends, and volunteers who continue to make the tour a success. In particular, the group thanks webmaster Christina Tullo for all her efforts maintain and updating the website, Morris County Historical Society Executive Director Amy Curry, whose commitment to leading the group and its tour through another successful year is unwavering, and Ayres Knuth Farm Foundation President Sue Schmidt for her tireless management of the Facebook page.
Publication Team
Amy Curry, Morris County Historical Society
Website Design
Christina Tullo, www.christinatullo.com
Pequannock Historic District Commission
Pompton Plains Railroad Station