Historical Society of Old Randolph
The Randolph Museum
The Red Tour
Sunday, May 7, 2023
12pm to 5pm
Historical Society of Old Randolph
The Randolph Museum
630 Millbrook Avenue
Randolph, NJ 07869
(at entrance to Freedom Park)
Event Information
- Museum artifacts are specially curated specifically
by room/exhibits - Younger visitors are encouraged to learn hands-on what magnetite ore, found in local iron mines, looks and feels like
- Learn what the “rule of thumb” meant in an old time
schoolhouse - Children can dress up in 1800’s period costumes, available in the museum’s “costume box”
- Parking is available in Freedom Park lot and, at side rear of the Museum. Two Handicapped Accessible spaces are available near the walking path to the Museum.
The Randolph Museum is located in the Trowbrige – Brundage House, a circa 1867 former farmhouse at the Millbrook Avenue gateway to Freedom Park. Artifacts from life in and around Randolph are exhibited in rooms on the first floor. Displays include: an old-fashioned schoolroom; home life; local industry; farming; an underground “mine” from the 1800s; as well as, the Mt. Freedom resort era, when Randolph was a vacation haven from the early 20th Century through the early 1970s.
In October 2019, the Randolph Museum was honored to receive the “Outstanding Historical Cultural Facility” Award from the Morris Park Alliance.
