North Jersey American Revolution Round Table

North Jersey American Revolution Round Table Promoting New Jersey's history as the "Crossroads of the Revolution"

Tonight! Rick Bell presents to the NJARRT about "The Tragedy of Tom Paine"! Join us at 7pm at Morristown National Hist...
05/14/2026

Tonight! Rick Bell presents to the NJARRT about "The Tragedy of Tom Paine"! Join us at 7pm at Morristown National Historical Park. 30 Washington Place, Morristown.

Sign up now!Talk by Prof Richard Bell, U Maryland on the Tragedy of Tom Paine, the author of the Revolutionary pamphlet ...
04/30/2026

Sign up now!

Talk by Prof Richard Bell, U Maryland on the Tragedy of Tom Paine, the author of the Revolutionary pamphlet of 1776 - Common Sense.

May 14 at 7pm

Takes place at Morristown National Historical Park and on zoom. For the zoom link, email a request to [email protected]

On May 23, we are offering a tour of 3 sites associated with the Battle of Princeton. Will Krakower, chief historian and...
04/20/2026

On May 23, we are offering a tour of 3 sites associated with the Battle of Princeton. Will Krakower, chief historian and site manager will lead the tour of the Princeton Battlefield Park including the Clarke House. The tour will also include Morven, home of Declaration Signer Richard Stockton and the Princeton Cemetery where many notables are buried.

The Registration Deadline is May 13. Tour cost is $30 (transportation/lunch is not provided).

If you are interested, email [email protected] for all details and registration.

One of only two full statues of Thomas Paine in the entire USA is located in Morristown's Burnham Park. Paine’s insights...
04/17/2026

One of only two full statues of Thomas Paine in the entire USA is located in Morristown's Burnham Park. Paine’s insights and writings, presented in the Crisis Papers, Common Sense, Rights of Man, etc. were powerfully effective during the American Revolution and remain inspirational to this day.

Prof. Rick Bell (U. Maryland) speaks at the next meeting of the Round Table about how Tom Paine died a pariah, too radical and uncompromising for the cautious new country he had called into being.

Join us in person on May 14 at 7pm at Morristown National Historical Park or for the zoom link, email [email protected]

Don't miss Encampment Weekend at Jockey Hollow April 18 and 19!
04/06/2026

Don't miss Encampment Weekend at Jockey Hollow April 18 and 19!

Friederike Baer on The Hessians at the next NJARRT meeting on April 9 at 7pm at Morristown National Historical Park and ...
03/29/2026

Friederike Baer on The Hessians at the next NJARRT meeting on April 9 at 7pm at Morristown National Historical Park and on zoom.

For the zoom link, email [email protected]

Zoom talk March 12 at 7pm on Hessian officer Johann Ewald and the attack on the NJ Fort guarding the Delaware River at R...
03/05/2026

Zoom talk March 12 at 7pm on Hessian officer Johann Ewald and the attack on the NJ Fort guarding the Delaware River at Red Bank.

Guests may request the zoom link by emailing [email protected]

Save the date! March 12 at 7pm on ZOOM.The March speaker is Jim McIntyre from Moraine Valley Community College near Chi...
02/23/2026

Save the date! March 12 at 7pm on ZOOM.

The March speaker is Jim McIntyre from Moraine Valley Community College near Chicago, Illinois. His topic is “A Soldiers' View: Johann Ewald and the Attack on Fort Mercer, October 22, 1777”.

The talk focuses on Ewald’s account of the Revolutionary War from the perspective of a Hessian officer. His observations on the failed Hessian assault on Fort Red Bank is the centerpiece of the talk, however, Ewald’s other experiences in New Jersey, at the battles of Bound Brook and Monmouth, will also be covered.

The public is invited. For the zoom link, send an email to [email protected] no later than March 11.

02/13/2026

Morristown National Historical Park is open this Monday, Presidents Day. Home of George Washington for 6 months plus in 1780. Go see it!

The next meeting takes place on February 12 at 7pm VIA ZOOM. The speaker is Colin Calloway on the subject of the defea...
01/15/2026

The next meeting takes place on February 12 at 7pm VIA ZOOM. The speaker is Colin Calloway on the subject of the defeat of the US Army by Native Americans in 1791. The causes, course, and consequences of General Arthur St. Clair’s disastrous campaign into Indian country reveal much about the expanding American nation and its repercussions for Americans as well as Native Americans.

For the zoom link, send an email to [email protected]

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