Visit Monmouth County Historical Association to learn the local backstory to the Revolution
The exhibit features artifacts, letters and paintings that showcase the stories and experiences of Monmouth County residents during the time.
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53m agoHistory buffs can take a road trip to Freehold for a new exhibit at the Monmouth County Historical Association.
It's called "On the Edge of War: Monmouth Before the Revolution" and tells the localized backstory of the build-up to the American Revolution.
The exhibit features artifacts, letters and paintings that showcase the stories and experiences of Monmouth County residents during the time.
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