Montrose Park Historic District Association

04/11/2026

On Saturday, April 25, the Montrose Park Historic District Association will hold a walking tour of Montrose Park, to be led this year by Petra Chu. An art historian by training, Petra taught at Seton Hall University until her retirement in 2019.

The tour will begin at Grove Park, (meet in front of 22 Park Place) and end at the house of Debbie and Bob Adler, 120 Ralston Avenue, for coffee, tea, and cookies.

The route is approximately 1.5 miles, no children under 12 please.

Buy tickets here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/sndkrcp?source_id=ec5e2ba9-ac64-4886-89c0-1339e5c36fbc&source_type=em&c=2mnQzt0r2SMfOkBfxxyE0ZDpWHHMcYrW_sP2xUOYqYfXWGr0zNsuCg==

05/06/2024

02/10/2024

Looking forward to seeing all our 2024 members at the MPHDA Annual Cocktail Party at a beautiful historic home in the neighborhood. Link in bio to purchase tickets. Or go to https://historicmontrose.org/events/2024-annual-cocktail-party-this-march/

01/24/2024

MPHDA 2024 Members, mark your calendars. Our Annual Cocktail Meeting will take place on March 2nd at 7pm. More information to follow.

Check to see if you’re a member: historicmontrose.org/member-list/

11/03/2023

The MPHDA Annual Food and Diaper Drive is taking place this Sunday.

10/30/2023

This Sunday we’re hosting our third annual food and diaper drive. If you’d like to contribute but can’t drop items off on Sunday, please reach out to Tory Somers ([email protected]) or simply drop items off any time between now and Sunday. Thank you!

10/16/2023

It turned out to be a beautiful day for fall fest in Montrose Park! We loved meeting so many of our amazing neighbors!

10/13/2023

Due to the rain forecast for tomorrow, we are moving Fall Fest to Sunday, October 15th.

You can still buy tickets at the link in our bio. See you all Sunday!

08/08/2023

Gorgeous Montrose Circle flowers are thriving! 🌸 🌺🌼

06/29/2023

A unique beauty.

c.1915 stucco-clad Tutor, dominated by a slate-clad, side gable roof with front-facing cross gables. Architectural ornamentation consists of multiple leaded window groupings and cantilevered box bays.