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SUMMARY:Makerspace November
DESCRIPTION:Mapmaker and Minemaster Robert Erskine was born a Scott and matured into a noted inventor in London. As a loyal British citizen\, he was chosen to immigrate to America to manage the Ringwood Iron Mines. Arriving in Bergen County at the dawn of discord in the colonies\, Erskine absorbed the fever for independence and aided the revolution by production in the mines and creating obstructions to British transit up the Hudson River. But he is best known as the “forgotten general” who created military maps for the Continental Army at the behest of General George Washington. These early maps indicated roads\, rivers buildings and noted landowner locations and are important tools for understanding our history and how to preserve it. This event takes place in the METC Education Annex at 23 Main Street. $15/person\, free for METC members 								\n					\n		\n					\n		\n		\n					\n		\n				\n									William “Billy” Neumann is a New Jersey historian and a Certified HistoricPreservationist. A five times Chairman of Rutherford’s Historic PreservationCommission\, former Chair of Bergen County’s Historic PreservationAdvisory Board and VP of Preservation NJ. Billy has authored three localhistory books\, and is a full time Professional Photographer who is constantlyresearching and capturing images to celebrate the 250th Anniversary ofAmerica’s War for Independence.
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LOCATION:Education Annex\, 23 Main Street\, Madison\, NJ\, 07940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rose City Dog Day Tours
DESCRIPTION:Mapmaker and Minemaster Robert Erskine was born a Scott and matured into a noted inventor in London. As a loyal British citizen\, he was chosen to immigrate to America to manage the Ringwood Iron Mines. Arriving in Bergen County at the dawn of discord in the colonies\, Erskine absorbed the fever for independence and aided the revolution by production in the mines and creating obstructions to British transit up the Hudson River. But he is best known as the “forgotten general” who created military maps for the Continental Army at the behest of General George Washington. These early maps indicated roads\, rivers buildings and noted landowner locations and are important tools for understanding our history and how to preserve it. This event takes place in the METC Education Annex at 23 Main Street. $15/person\, free for METC members 								\n					\n		\n					\n		\n		\n					\n		\n				\n									William “Billy” Neumann is a New Jersey historian and a Certified HistoricPreservationist. A five times Chairman of Rutherford’s Historic PreservationCommission\, former Chair of Bergen County’s Historic PreservationAdvisory Board and VP of Preservation NJ. Billy has authored three localhistory books\, and is a full time Professional Photographer who is constantlyresearching and capturing images to celebrate the 250th Anniversary ofAmerica’s War for Independence.
URL:https://metc.org/event/dog-day/
LOCATION:Museum of Early Trades & Crafts\, 9 Main Street\, Madison\, NJ\, 07940\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Evening with The Seeing Eye
DESCRIPTION:Mapmaker and Minemaster Robert Erskine was born a Scott and matured into a noted inventor in London. As a loyal British citizen\, he was chosen to immigrate to America to manage the Ringwood Iron Mines. Arriving in Bergen County at the dawn of discord in the colonies\, Erskine absorbed the fever for independence and aided the revolution by production in the mines and creating obstructions to British transit up the Hudson River. But he is best known as the “forgotten general” who created military maps for the Continental Army at the behest of General George Washington. These early maps indicated roads\, rivers buildings and noted landowner locations and are important tools for understanding our history and how to preserve it. This event takes place in the METC Education Annex at 23 Main Street. $15/person\, free for METC members 								\n					\n		\n					\n		\n		\n					\n		\n				\n									William “Billy” Neumann is a New Jersey historian and a Certified HistoricPreservationist. A five times Chairman of Rutherford’s Historic PreservationCommission\, former Chair of Bergen County’s Historic PreservationAdvisory Board and VP of Preservation NJ. Billy has authored three localhistory books\, and is a full time Professional Photographer who is constantlyresearching and capturing images to celebrate the 250th Anniversary ofAmerica’s War for Independence.
URL:https://metc.org/event/seeing-eye/
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SUMMARY:Holiday Craft: Bountiful Thanksgiving
DESCRIPTION:Mapmaker and Minemaster Robert Erskine was born a Scott and matured into a noted inventor in London. As a loyal British citizen\, he was chosen to immigrate to America to manage the Ringwood Iron Mines. Arriving in Bergen County at the dawn of discord in the colonies\, Erskine absorbed the fever for independence and aided the revolution by production in the mines and creating obstructions to British transit up the Hudson River. But he is best known as the “forgotten general” who created military maps for the Continental Army at the behest of General George Washington. These early maps indicated roads\, rivers buildings and noted landowner locations and are important tools for understanding our history and how to preserve it. This event takes place in the METC Education Annex at 23 Main Street. $15/person\, free for METC members 								\n					\n		\n					\n		\n		\n					\n		\n				\n									William “Billy” Neumann is a New Jersey historian and a Certified HistoricPreservationist. A five times Chairman of Rutherford’s Historic PreservationCommission\, former Chair of Bergen County’s Historic PreservationAdvisory Board and VP of Preservation NJ. Billy has authored three localhistory books\, and is a full time Professional Photographer who is constantlyresearching and capturing images to celebrate the 250th Anniversary ofAmerica’s War for Independence.
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LOCATION:Education Annex\, 23 Main Street\, Madison\, NJ\, 07940\, United States
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