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Stoutsburg Sourland
African American Museum
Twin Hunt Farm Fundraiser
Saturday, June 16, 2018
Hopewell Township, NJ
The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum recently held a fundraiser that included an afternoon of music, light fare and cocktails, at Twin Hunt Farm in Hopewell Township.
Twin Hunt Farm main residence. Started in the early 18th century, the stone section on the right was known has "The Cow". The later, wooden section on the left was "The Calf".
Early 18th century burial ground, located on the Twin Hunt Farm property.
Twin Hunt Farm main residence. Started in the early 18th century, the stone section on the right was known has "The Cow". The later, wooden section on the left was "The Calf".
The Burial Ground at Twin Hunt Farm is the resting place for several of Hopewell Valley's pioneer families and historians surmise, many of the slaves that served their households. Max Hayden of Maximillian Hayden Architect Inc. and Chair of Hopewell Township’s Historic Preservation Commission shared information about the historic significance of Twin Hunt Farm, and Edward J. Raser, historian and author, gave an informative talk about the burial grounds. Participants enjoyed live music by Clyde St. Clifford and the Omnidextrous Jazz Ensemble from Princeton. Thanks to hosts, Noel Long and Robert Ridolfi! Photos by SSAAM Trustee, Kevin Burkman.