Culture

ANNOUNCING H-New-Jersey: H-Net Network on New Jersey History and Culture

Member of: H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences Online
Sponsored by: The New Jersey Historical Commission

ABOUT H-New-Jersey

The subject of this H-Net discussion group is everything concerned with the
study of New Jersey history. H-New-Jersey is open to anyone with an interest
in the subject, including but not limited to academic researchers, teachers,
students, archivists, historic site staff, volunteers, genealogists,
archeologists, historic preservationists, and just plain history buffs.
Subscription is free, and you can unsubscribe at any time. H-New Jersey is
sponsored by the New Jersey Historical Commission as a service to the
state's history community.

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