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CATEGORIES:Conferences, Shows & Panels, Education, New Jersey
CREATED:20170918T094328
SUMMARY:NJWWI Road Show
LOCATION:773
DESCRIPTION:The Morris County Heritage Commission will host a World War One Road Show o
 n October 14 at the Morris County Library.\nAttendees are encouraged to bri
 ng in artifacts, memorabilia, and share family histories from the era.\nTo 
 commemorate the 100th anniversary of the United States entering World War O
 ne, the New Jersey Historical Commission, New Jersey State Archives, New Je
 rsey State Museum, and the Morris County Heritage Commission will host a da
 y-long New Jersey World War One Road Show on Saturday, October, 14, 2017 fr
 om 10 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. at the Morris County Library, East Hanover Avenue, 
 in Whippany.\nADMISSION IS FREE.\nBring In Your World War One Era Artifacts
  And Memorabilia. The New Jersey World War One Road Show will provide a uni
 que opportunity for history enthusiasts, casual observers, and audiences of
  all ages to bring in World War One related objects, ephemera, and collecti
 bles to not only learn more about their historical significance but how to 
 properly care for them as well.  Organizers have gathered a diverse set of 
 specialists from the New Jersey State Museum, the Morris County Archives, a
 nd experts in military history to offer insights and perspective on all Wor
 ld War One memorabilia and family histories brought in by attendees.\nNOTE:
   Please DO NOT bring in any firearms, ammunition, or live artillery shells
  to event – you my only bring photographs of these items.\nThere will be a 
 morning session (11 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.) and an afternoon session (2 p.m. – 3
 .30 p.m.) for the public to speak with artifact and archival experts about 
 their memorabilia, photographs, objects and how to care for them.\nPresenta
 tions from several guest speakers will be held throughout the day. Among th
 em will be Past President of the Great War Association, Reenactor, and coll
 ector of militaria John Torkos who will give a presentation on life in the 
 trenches and will also be on hand to identify military items and collectibl
 es.  A special session on teaching World War One history will be presented 
 by West Morris Mendham High School History Teacher Steve Santucci, and Mart
 y Kane, President of the Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, who will give a 
 talk on New Jersey inventor and chemist Hudson Maxim. The Picatinny Arsenal
  Historian will also give a presentation and be on hand to answer questions
  about the arsenal in the days leading up to and during the war. Other prog
 rams about food, dress, and daily life for civilians and soldiers will be p
 resented throughout the day.\nChildren will have an opportunity to experien
 ce games made and played by children in 1917.  They will also have an oppor
 tunity to sit in an interactive one room school house exhibit. \nExhibits r
 eflecting a wide range of topics will be on view throughout the library wil
 l provide a perspective on what people were reading, seeing, talking about,
  and experiencing in 1917. \nA few exhibit and information tables will be a
 vailable for Historical Societies, Museums, Fraternal and Veteran’s organiz
 ations.\nContact Peg Shultz at 973.829.8117 for details.\nVisit History.NJ.
 gov often for updates and details.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Morris County Heritage Commission will host a World War One Road Sho
 w on October 14 at the Morris County Library.</p><p>Attendees are encourage
 d to bring in artifacts, memorabilia, and share family histories from the e
 ra.</p><p><span style="background-color: initial;">To commemorate the 100</
 span><sup style="background-color: initial;">th</sup><span style="backgroun
 d-color: initial;"> anniversary of the United States entering World War One
 , the New Jersey Historical Commission, New Jersey State Archives, New Jers
 ey State Museum, and the Morris County Heritage Commission will host a day-
 long New Jersey World War One Road Show on Saturday, October, 14, 2017 from
  10 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. at the Morris County Library, East Hanover Avenue, in
  Whippany.</span></p><p><strong>ADMISSION IS FREE.</strong></p><p><strong>B
 ring In Your World War One Era Artifacts And Memorabilia.</strong> The New 
 Jersey World War One Road Show will provide a unique opportunity for histor
 y enthusiasts, casual observers, and audiences of all ages to bring in Worl
 d War One related objects, ephemera, and collectibles to not only learn mor
 e about their historical significance but how to properly care for them as 
 well.&nbsp; Organizers have gathered a diverse set of specialists from the 
 New Jersey State Museum, the Morris County Archives, and experts in militar
 y history to offer insights and perspective on all World War One memorabili
 a and family histories brought in by attendees.</p><p><strong>NOTE:&nbsp; <
 /strong>Please <strong>DO NOT</strong> bring in any firearms, ammunition, o
 r live artillery shells to event – you my only bring photographs of these i
 tems.</p><p>There will be a morning session (11 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.) and an a
 fternoon session (2 p.m. – 3.30 p.m.) for the public to speak with artifact
  and archival experts about their memorabilia, photographs, objects and how
  to care for them.</p><p>Presentations from several guest speakers will be 
 held throughout the day. Among them will be Past President of the Great War
  Association, Reenactor, and collector of militaria John Torkos who will gi
 ve a presentation on life in the trenches and will also be on hand to ident
 ify military items and collectibles.&nbsp; A special session on teaching Wo
 rld War One history will be presented by West Morris Mendham High School Hi
 story Teacher Steve Santucci, and Marty Kane, President of the Lake Hopatco
 ng Historical Museum, who will give a talk on New Jersey inventor and chemi
 st Hudson Maxim. The Picatinny Arsenal Historian will also give a presentat
 ion and be on hand to answer questions about the arsenal in the days leadin
 g up to and during the war. Other programs about food, dress, and daily lif
 e for civilians and soldiers will be presented throughout the day.</p><p>Ch
 ildren will have an opportunity to experience games made and played by chil
 dren in 1917.&nbsp; They will also have an opportunity to sit in an interac
 tive one room school house exhibit.&nbsp;</p><p>Exhibits reflecting a wide 
 range of topics will be on view throughout the library will provide a persp
 ective on what people were reading, seeing, talking about, and experiencing
  in 1917.&nbsp;</p><p>A few exhibit and information tables will be availabl
 e for Historical Societies, Museums, Fraternal and Veteran’s organizations.
 </p><p>Contact Peg Shultz at 973.829.8117 for details.</p><p>Visit History.
 NJ.gov often for updates and details.</p>
CONTACT:Peg Schultz - 973-829-8117 and history.nj.gov
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