Keepers of the history of Evesham Township, New Jersey
by EHS Editor
The John Inskeep House is maintained as a house museum The oldest section dates to 1771 and is furnished as an early colonial home. The two 19th Century additions are more representative of that period. In addition to furniture our collection includes Native American artifacts and fossils discovered in Evesham, farming implement, tools and textiles.
by EHS Editor
The John Inskeep Homestead includes a colonial kitchen which dates back to 1771 and two 19th Century additions. The house is furnished with period appropriate pieces and also includes special collections of Native American artifacts, and period textiles. Also on the grounds are a four-seater family privy and an old butcher shop that once stood on Main Street.
by EHS Editor
The John Inskeep Homestead includes a colonial kitchen which dates back to 1771 and two 19th Century additions. The house is furnished with period appropriate pieces and also includes special collections of Native American artifacts, and period textiles. Also on the grounds are a four-seater family privy and an old butcher shop that once stood on Main Street.
The mission of the Evesham Township Historical Society is to seek, document, interpret, and perpetuate the rich heritage of Evesham Township for the benefit of future generations and the betterment of our community. All of this being achieved through our museum exhibits, special functions, and the Society’s members who volunteer their time and effort.