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Ringwood Manor’s 33rd Annual Victorian
Christmas Celebration
Join the Women’s Club of West Milford, the Ringwood Manor Citizen Advisory Committee, and Ringwood State Park Staff in celebrating the 33rd Annual Victorian Christmas at Ringwood Manor. Tour the Manor, decorated in authentic 19th century holiday decor, with guides in period costumes leading you from room to room. Craft vendors will have hand-made items available- get that perfect last-minute gift! $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, $3 for children. Saturday, December 6th & Sunday, December 7thSaturday, December 13th & Sunday, December 14th 11am-5pm (Please note Ringwood Manor will be closed Thursday, November 27th through Friday, December 5th for decorating) SOLD OUT
Saturday, October 4th; Friday, October 10th; Saturday, October 18th; Saturday, October 25th; Friday, October 31st 7pm-10pm, meet at Ringwood Manor Parking Lot |
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The Forges and Manor of Ringwood is an historic center, sacred ground to the Native Americans and a site of important American developments, both industrial and social, during the Colonial, Federal, and Victorian periods. The manor and the surrounding lands provide a window into New Jersey history. During the American Revolution, Ringwood was a supply center, transportation route, strategic headquarters, and site of George Washington's critical defense mapping agency. Ringwood and the surrounding Highlands iron works supplied the ore for three wars, urban growth and rail systems. Later, Ringwood grew into a "Great Estate," a place which influenced the flow of our nation's cultural, political and industrial history. Due to the influence of Abram Hewitt and Peter Cooper, Ringwood was referred to as the "second White House." With historical structures in an original setting (on 582 acres of the original 38,000) and extensive historical collections illustrative of family life, community, industry and culture, The Forges and Manor of Ringwood is recognized as a National Historic Landmark District and a unique repository of American history. Photos Online: Photographic Tour Design Details Rare Hudson River School Paintings Hewitt Handwriting and Emily Post Book Clocks Washingtonia Monteath Tomb Restoration |
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