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SUMMARY:New Jersey’s Geography – A Revolutionary Hero Millions of Years in the Making
DESCRIPTION:Location: Oakland Public Library, 2 Municipal Plaza Oakland NJ 07436\nTime: 2pm\nDescription: \nIt can be difficult to imagine Bergen County before today’s roads, neighborhoods, and development transformed the landscape. But look at an early map or a topographical map, and a very different Bergen County emerges.\n \nJoin us as we welcome Chair of the Historic New Bridge Landing Park Commission James Smith who will take a look at the role New Jersey’s unique geography played in the many battles and skirmishes of the American Revolution — as well as the vital role Oakland and the surrounding countryside played in supporting the war effort.\n\nJames Smith is a Past President (six years total) of the Bergen County Historical Society and the current Chair of the Historic New Bridge Landing Park Commission. He holds a Bachelor of Arts – History from The Catholic University of America and a Masters Degree in Education from St. Peter’s University. A teacher by trade, Jim is a devoted father, husband, and sometimes colonial gardener. \n \nCost: Free, RSVP at: bccls.libcal.com/event/16784747\n
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LOCATION:2 Municipal Plaza, Oakland, NJ 07436
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