By Paige Drummond On Saturday, July 11, the town of Evesham took to The Promenade at Sagemore for a celebration of the historic 250th anniversary of the United States, with […]
Evesham Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary; The Historical Society Joins In Read More »
By Paige Drummond On Saturday, June 20, the winners of a patriotic art competition held by the Evesham Historical Society for grades fourth through eighth throughout Evesham Township were honored
Honoring the Winners of Evesham Historical Society’s Grade School Art Competition Read More »
The Native American artifacts pictured above are from one of three such collections found in Evesham Township and displayed at the John Inskeep Homestead. Their story, spanning 13,000 years and
Evesham’s Indigenous People Read More »
In the Fall of 2019, the Evesham Historical Society was thrilled to learn that we had been awarded a grant by the New Jersey Cultural Trust to develop a Preservation
Inskeep Homestead Moving Forward Read More »
1. Amos Haines Property aka Savich Farm aka Cooper-Savich House – Old Marlton Pike Through the existing deeds it is possible to trace the property known as Savich Farm back
Evesham Township Properties On The National Historic Registry Read More »
Evesham Township, part of Burlington County, New Jersey, was established in 1688. At that time, the township included all of Mt. Laurel and Medford Townships and parts of Lumberton, Hainesport
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What today is known as Main Street through the center of the town of Marlton originated as a trail used by Native Americans to travel to the Atlantic Ocean. Swedish
A Stroll Through Time Along Main Street Marlton Read More »
In 1993, the John Inskeep Homestead earned its rightful place in the National Register of Historic Places. There is no question that the main house by itself has historical significance.
The Privy at John Inskeep Homestead, Marlton, New Jersey Read More »
