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Borough Names Open Space Property Seward Hill Preserve

By Jane Primerano ver the years, Morris County residents developed good poker faces while informing their visitors they would take them to the farm where Bell Telephone grew its telephone poles. The abbreviated poles are still “planted” on the Highlands Ridge Park property that now belongs to Chester Township and probably still result in dou-

ble-takes from unsuspecting passers buy. Actually, they are poles from different species of trees placed on the lot to demonstrate how they weather in the northern New Jersey climate as part of the phone company’s outdoor testing. Next door to the 113 acres of Highlands Ridge is a 64-acre tract in Chester Borough now named for its original owners. The open space property was

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named by Chester Borough at its Tuesday, Feb. 20, meeting. The unanimous decision was to name the property at 50 North Road the Seward Hill Preserve. The tract was purchased from Alcatel-Lucent, the successor to Ma Ball, in 2009. The land is designated for passive recreation. Borough Mayor Janet Hoven said there are four existing buildings on the property. Two pole barns are used by the Chester Department of Public Works. One small building is leased to the Chester-Mendham Sport Club and the other is vacant, Hoven said. An adjacent 22acre parcel is also owned by the borough, which repurposed buildings on the site as the municipal building and the board of education headquarters. The borough issued a press release explaining the history of the property and the Seward family immediately after the decision was made

The outdoor testing facility of Bell Telephone was called the “telephone pole farm” or “telephone pole forest.” Photo by Jane Primerano

to name the tract. The family came to Chester in the 1700s. In her 1974 book, “Chester, New Jersey, A Scrapbook of History,” Frances Greenidge, Obiadiah Seward was a “Black River Patriot” during the Revolutionary War. The Sewards farmed the land as “”Welcome Home Farm” until they sold it sometime around 1801 to the pastor of the Chester Congregational Church. Hoven said the pastor lived there, but it wasn’t the site of a church. The Sewards didn’t disappear from the area. A

portion of one of the family homes is on Seward Place in the borough. Bell Telephone acquired the property in 1928, by which time it was known as Seward’s Hill. Greenidge wrote the telephone company liked “its altitude of over a thousand feet and its ‘particularly good wind exposure on open wires’,” for use as an outdoor testing facility. The “telephone pole forest,” as Greenidge called it was installed in 1929. John and Willard Apgar, who were descendants of some of Chester’s

earliest settlers, installed the Christmas Star on the hill, but Greenidge doesn’t have a date. Hoven says borough volunteers still set up the star each year and maintain it. Greenidge writes that one Bell employee brought a high powered telescope to use on top of the hill. She said legend holds on a clear day the men could count 33 floors of the Empire State Building. A trail system winds through both municipalities with many native plants and frequent appearances by wildlife.

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Adult First Aid Class Offered In Washington Township

he Washington Township Police Department is offering a free first aid class for the adult community on March 28. It will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the township’s Police Headquarters. A certification card from the American Heart Association may be received after a $10 payment to the Saint Claire’s Training Center as a processing fee. The class will be instructed

by Cpl. Falleni and Sgt. Barnes. They will be teaching the Basic American Heart Association First Aid program, which will cover topics such as first aid basics, medical emergencies and preventable situations. Limited space is available. To register for this free seminar, or for further information, call the recreation department at 908-876-5941 or email at recreation@wtmorris.net.

Chester Theater Group To Host Anniversary Gala

50th Anniversary Gala for CTG is in the works for the Chester Theater Group. It will take place at the Black River Playhouse on June 9 and, along with some refreshments, will include performances and reminiscences from each of the group’s five decades.

Seating is limited, and reservations are currently being accepted. To register online, visit https://chestertheatregroup.org/galatix or register by phone at 908-879-7304. The donation for this black-tie-optional event is $50 per person.

Chester Lions Club Hosts Annual Appraisals & Hors d’oeuvres

he Chester Lions Club will play host to its third annual Appraisals & Hors d’oeuvres fundraiser on April 15, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the American Legion Hall, Chester. Have personal historic items appraised by Marilyn Visakay of M. Visakay Appraisals for just $10 each item. Don’t have anything to appraise? The event will be set up to allow spectators to see for themselves

the items being appraised. For those bringing an item for appraisal, only items able to be carried in by the owner are allowed. A fine selection of hors d’oeuvres will be available for all in attendance. Pre-registration is required, as space is limited. For further information, contact at chesterlionsclub@ gmail.com or visit chesterlionsclubnj.com.

Reward Offered For Driver Identity

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egistration is now open for the spring session of Strength and Cardio Classes at the Community Presbyterian Church, Chester. The classes meet on Mondays at 5:30 p.m. and on Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.

The session will begin on March 5 and run through the last week of May. Class size is limited. For further information and to register, call (201) 317-5871 or e-mail lifelongfitness@yahoo. com.

Chester Men’s Softball League Eyeing Spring Season

eather permitting, the Chester Men’s Over-30 Softball League will start its 21st consecutive season on April 8 . The season will continue until June 24. League Commissioner Matt Lombardi has added two more teams to the roster, which now includes eight local teams. Returning from last season are the Red Sox, under the new management of Dr. Paul

Littman; the Phillies, coached by Mike Wright; the Cubs, under Officer Joe Wilce; Steve Moore’s Dodgers, Sam Santomo’s 2017 Season Champion White Sox and Sam Strum’s Cardinals. Expansion teams include the Tigers, managed by Peter Parrinello, and the Brewers, under Sal Specht. Anyone interested in playing in this Sunday morning sport, should contact Lombardi at mattlombardi@earthlink.net.

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Chester Lioness Club Offers Scholarship

he Chester Lioness Club annually offers two scholarships to students in the Class of 2018 residing in Chester, Mendham or Washington Township in Morris County. Each scholarship may be up to $1,000. Criteria for selection of candidates for these scholarships include academic record, classroom and extracurricular activities, community activities, individual interests and hobbies and outstanding accomplishments in activities that demonstrate leadership and service. Financial need is also a consideration. These scholarships are available not only to public high school students, but those attending private schools or those having home tutoring as well. Applications may be ob-

tained in the College Resource Center at both West Morris Mendham and West Morris Central High Schools. The completed form must be returned to the College Resource Center at the high school by April 1. A letter requesting an application may be sent to the Chester Lioness Club in care of Anne MacMillan, 15 Cora Lane, Chester, N.J. 07930. Her telephone number is 908-8797621. Completed applications must be forwarded to the Lioness Club by April 10. The Chester Lioness Club is a service club that takes an active interest in the civic, cultural and social welfare of the community. For more information about the Chester Lioness Club, contact Holly Simmenroth, publicity chairperson, at 908-879-5932.

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he Washington Township Recreation Skill Soccer Clinic with Kickz Soccer is scheduled to be held at Rock Spring Park lower field on Saturdays from April 14 to June 2. The soccer clinic is for ages 3 to 5 with three different time slots to choose from. The times are from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., or 11 a.m. to

noon. There are no sessions on May 26. Nonrefundable fee is $125. Payment is accepted online or in person. The deadline date to register is April 9. For more information, contact the office at (908) 8765941 or visit www.wtmorris. org.

Police To Teach Self Defense

ashington Township Police and Recreation Departments will offer a Self Defense Class for children in grades six through eight in April. The class demonstrate physical techniques, security tips and how to avoid potentially dangerous situations. Instructors Sgt. Brian Bigham and Det. John Wuetemburg will demonstrate helpful information that teaches a mix of physical skills

and life lessons. This free, three-day session will be held on Mondays, from April 2 to April 16, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at at the Washington Township Senior Center. Space is limited, so registration is encouraged before March 29. For more information and to obtain a registration form, contact the recreation office at (908) 876-5941, email: recreation@wtmorris.net or visit www.wtmorris.org.

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Legacy Of Greystone Lives On After Demolition

By: J.L. Shively reystone Park Psychiatric Hospital stood for more than 100 years and had become a well-known, if not imposing sight in Morris Plains, until its demolition in 2015. Despite the loss of this building, Greystone’s memory has lived on and has even become a source of inspiration for the many people who rallied around it. This memory has not only inspired continued discussion on the topic of Greystone and medicine but has given strength to the preservation efforts of similar structures. The current exhibit at Acorn Hall, “The Cutting Edge: Medicine in Morris County 1876– 1976,” is an example of this inspiration. This exhibit ties in with the 125th anniversary of the Morristown Medical Center and “pays tribute to the medical history in Morris County,” states Exhibit Curator Kim Smith. This exhibit is planned to be on display until June 3, says Smith. The Historical Society also had a series of lectures planned to tie in with this exhibit, the next being “Woody Gutherie’s Wardy Forty: Greystone Park State Hospital Revisited,” which is set for Sun., March 24 at 2 p.m. at Acorn Hall. The last of these programs is the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum bus trip, which is set for

Thurs., April 12 to Sat., April 14. The first lecture held in collaboration with this exhibit was given by Rusty Tagliareni and Christina Mathews, co-authors of the Images of America book “Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital,” which chronicles not only the original history of Greystone, but also the preservation efforts and the final demolition of the building. Tagliareni and Mathews also created and maintain the website entitled Antiquity Echoes, which archives the many abandoned locations they visit. “Abandoned buildings are temporary,” explained Tagliareni at the first of these lectures, “and we don’t greatly like these buildings being abandoned.” This lecture was the first of a two-part presentation held by Tagliareni and Mathews entitled “Greystone’s Legacy.” The second of these discussions was set to be held on March 11 at the time of this article. “These buildings are extensions of the community itself,” Tagliareni expressed at this discussion, explaining the drive behind a desire to save them. Greystone itself was designed by architect Thomas Kirkbride and first opened its doors in 1876. It was one of the last of an estimated 15 Kirkbride structures remaining in the U.S. and was heralded as the largest, single foundation building in

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Church Of The Messiah’s 5th Annual Meet Local Artisans Show

hurch of the Messiah in Chester plans to offer an opportunity to meet local artisans on Saturday, April 7, 6 p.m-9 p.m. Several artists have agreed to present and sell their creations. The show will feature a woodworker, jeweler, potter, soap maker, candle maker, knitter, stationary designer and more. This will be an intimate setting and will offer an opportunity to meet the artisans and learn more about their crafts. There is no charge for admission, but donations will be gladly accepted. Complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks will be available. Author, Cynthia Dreeman Meyer of “Gregory the Spider” and “Merry Stirring Mice” joining the show. Her books will

be available for purchase and signing. Don’t miss this opportunity. All proceeds help to support the Church’s ministry and community outreach programs. These include providing and serving meals at a Morris County homeless shelter, donating food to local food pantries, providing Christmas and Easter gift baskets to needy families and seniors, and supporting a ministry which provides formula, baby food, diapers and other supplies for needy mothers with infants. For more information, contact: Chris Martin: 973-9757192; email rchristinemartin@ hotmail.com; or visit www. messiahchester.org.

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Legacy Of Greystone Lives On... continued from page 6 rallied groups around saving the structure and rallies them still in an effort to continue to preserve the past. It is this message that Tagliareni and Mathews express in their discussions of Greystone and their ongoing efforts to save similar abandoned places. After the demolition of Greystone, the group Preserve Greystone did not so much dissolve but become something new. The group gave it’s 501c3 status to the emerging group, Preservation Works. The president of Preservation Works, Christian J. VanAntwerpen, describes the rise of the group and his involvement in it as an “interesting journey,” which he states began with watching an episode of the show “House M.D.” which features the doctor being admitted into Greystone. It was this, VanAntwerpen states, “ignited his interest in these types of buildings.” His story is very similar to many others’ sudden fascination with these giant, abandoned structures. The foundation of Preservation Works was laid at a conference held in Traverse

City, MI at the restored Kirkbride building. This conference, VanAntwerpen states, was held “smack dab between two Kirkbride buildings;” Greystone, on which demolition had just begun at the time of the conference, and Fergus Falls in Minnesota, which Preservation Works is currently trying to help save. The mission of Preservation Works, VanAntwerpen explains, is to “provide resources” for the community in which these buildings stand to assist them in saving these structures. Utilizing what was learned after the demolition of Greystone, the group helps to advocate the reconstruction and repurposing of buildings which have an “architecturally beautiful concept,” states VanAntwerpen. A memorial to the Greystone structure is planned to be raised on the original site of the main building. This memorial, Tagliareni states, is planned to be constructed with the 180 pieces of the original façade that was saved before the building’s demolition. Tagliareni notes that the possibility of this memorial was made possible by the

quick thinking of concerned Kirkbride enthusiast, Robert Duffy, and the generous efforts of the group, Northstar, which was in charge of demolishing the building. Taliareni explains that Northstar donated all the materials needed to remove the façade, as well as an entire day in which to complete the work. Currently these materials are warehoused in a safe location, where they have been inventoried to aide with the effort to generate a concept for the memorial design. A completion date is not yet set as groups involved work through structural details. For more information on events with the Morris County Historical Society visit morriscountyhistory.org or call Acorn Hall at 973-267-3465. For more information about Preservation Works visit the website at www.thepreservationworks.org or email info@thepreservationworks.org. For more information on Tagliareni’s and Mathews’ work visit antiquityechoes.blogspot.com/p/ welcome-to-antiquity echoes.html#.WqGMwfnyvIU.

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By Kerry Breen n February 22, Atlantic Ambulance paired with Safe Kids Worldwide for a free, publicly-available car seat inspection. The program, known as Buckle Up, focuses on safety in and around cars. According to Sarah Daplyn, an Atlantic Training Center coordinator, these events are held several times throughout the year in various locations. The event included certified child passenger safety technicians on-site, who were able to help parents properly install their children’s car seats. “We typically hold our inspection events once every other month at the Atlantic Ambulance Air One helicopter base located at 65 Love Lane in Netcong, NJ,” said Daplyn. “Safe Kids holds these types of events all the time in various locations throughout the state.” According to a flyer advertising the event, three out of four car seats are not used correctly. According to the Safe Kids Worldwide website, one million children around the world die of unintentional injuries each year, and millions more are injured; car safety is the greatest cause of preventable deaths and injuries to children

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Phenomenal townhome situated in Panther Valley community. Home features three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and a finished walkout basement with one car garage. Completely remodeled kitchen featuring beautiful cabinets, granite counters, huge pantry and stainless steel appliances. Kitchen has been completely refigured with open floor plan and breakfast bar. Large master bedroom with walk-in closet and additional closet. Master and guest bathrooms updated with stylish vanities. Laundry room with new flooring, cabinets and slop sink. Deck with Mountain View great to enjoy meals. Newer windows with transferable warranty. Newer air-conditioner.

Immaculate 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath colonial situated in private culdesac w 4.8 acre oasis. Over 3000 sf of living space. Kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances, custom Amish oak cabinets and eat in area with vaulted ceilings and amazing view. Family room with floor-toceiling brick surround wood-burning fireplace with the gas insert, skylights, and sliders to deck to enjoy your evening cocktails. Hardwood floors throughout. Private backyard graced with mature trees and your own pond stocked with fish. Beautiful crown moldings. Master bedroom w full bathroom, walk in closet and sitting room w skylight. All bedrooms very spacious. Laundry room conveniently located on main level. New deck to enjoy your summer days. Furnace and water tank five years old. Central vacuum.

Lovely updated 2 bedroom, one and a half bathroom townhome in Oak Hill. Kitchen with granite counters, SS appliances, newer flooring, recessed lighting, pantry and separate eat in area. Living room with a wood burning fireplace with an oak surround. Formal DR with recessed lighting. Spacious MBR w WIC.

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Lovely 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom townhome with 2 car garage. Remodeled kitchen with painted cabinets, granite counters, SS appliances and crown molding. Updated master bathroom and powder room. Enjoy your morning coffee or have dinner on your deck with serene wooded view. New windows, newer AC and furnace. LR with wood burning fireplace, recessed lighting and crown molding. Spacious bedrooms. Second BR w vaulted ceiling. Master bedroom with walk in closet and additional closet. MBA with granite counters, double sink, bath, and separate stall shower. Deck with natural gas line.

Stunning Fairmount colonial situated on very desirable corner lot. From the beautiful stone foundation to the stylish deck w stone foundation this home offers so much. YOU WILL NOT GET THESE UPGRADES WITH NEW CONSTRUCTION! Kitchen features granite, maple cabinets, rec lighting, SS appliances, breakfast bar, and pantry. HWF first and second level (exc K/BA).

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Four bedroom, two and a half bathroom colonial with finished basement. Kitchen with SS appliances, double oven, cabinets with pull outs, porcelain tile, and eat in area.

Beautiful 3 BR, 3.5 BA townhome overlooking the golf course. Open floor plan. Updated kitchen with quartz counters, HW flooring, and a cozy breakfast nook. HW floors. Great room w cathedral ceiling, WBFP and sliders to deck overlooking golf course. MBR with full bath and WIC. First floor office or potential bedroom. Workout room or additional living space on lower level. Tons of storage with 2 attics. Potential in law suite with living area, lower additional bedroom and full bath.

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Stunning 4BR, 4 BA colonial on 3.38 acres. Private lot. Wraparound front porch. Professionally landscaped. Heated floors first floor. Kitchen w Butler’s pantry, SS appliances, Viking stove, center island, granite, maple cabinets, tile backsplash, recessed lighting & HW. Loft area. MBR w sitting room, WI closet. MBA w tile surround jetted tub, double sink, stall shower. Fin WO basement. Patio & large composite deck w private wooded yard.3 car garage. 2 HVAC systems.15 zone sprinkler.

Augusta model. Kitchen w breakfast bar in addition to separate eat in area. Great room w vaulted ceilings, skylights, and WB fire place. Master BR with walk in closet. BR’s tons of closet space. Full finished WO basement with bedroom. New roof, HVAC, deck, and driveway.

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footings, with concrete walls. It will feature painted fourbar metal bridge railings, with stone-faced pylons and approach guide rails. All exterior surfaces will be covered with stone facing, the announcement said. Construction on this federally funded project, estimated at $975,000, will occur in late summer 2018 or spring 2019, the statement said. A detour will be installed during construction. Contact Meghan Paccione, Morris County senior engineer, at mpaccione@co.morris.nj.us with any questions.

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Garden State Yacht Club Hosts Boating Safety Course And Open Houses

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An Easy, Excellent Easter

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Do You Suffer From Chronic Headaches?

ne in Six Americans suffer from Chronic headaches, 20 million of whom are women. Acupuncture has been shown, through research, to be more effective than medication in treating this chronic illness, both in reducing the severity as well as the frequency. Acupuncture offers powerful relief from both chronic headaches as well as migraines without the side effects that prescription and OTC drugs can cause. In a study of 1,042 patients that were examined it was found that headache and migraine sufferers experienced signifi-

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Shakespeare Theatre To Launch Season With Gala

he Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Florham Park launches its 56th season with its 2018 Annual Gala on Saturday, April 7, and will present its rarely bestowed Mighty Quill Award to longtime Board member Richard B. McGlynn at the annual event. In addition to a star-studded

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minaries from the world of Broadway, film and television, many of whom are Shakespeare Theatre company members. Performers have yet to be announced. The gala is the theater’s largest fundraising event of the year, and welcomes guests to its behind-the-scenes theatre factory for the festivities. Located in Florham Park, the 50,000 square foot building is home to the theater’s administrative, educational, artistic, and technical operations. The evening begins with a reception at 6:30 p.m. Gala tickets range from $295 to $1,000 per person. A portion of each ticket is tax-deductible to the fullest extent provided by law. For more information or reservations, call 973-845-6732 or visit www. ShakespeareNJ.org.

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Discover Books And So Much Inside Thomas Edison’s Library

By Steve Sears hen visiting the Thomas Edison National Historic Site in West Orange, one may “find” Thomas Edison himself inside his three-story library, which doubled as his office and research center in Building #5. Theresa Jung, assistant superintendent at the site, explains, “It is rare to find a site that still has, not only the historic buildings but also the original furnishings that were in those rooms. It almost looks like Thomas Edison might walk around the corner and join the tour.” Both Edison and his staff used the library regularly for 44 years. Usually the first room a visitor sees when they enter the main laboratory building, there’s too much to absorb during one visit. On the shelves are books and journals from around the world on scientific and technical topics, and on display are artifacts that will keep those with varied interests busy during a self-guided tour. About 10,000 books populate the library, and as far as Jung knows, there is evidence that they used something like the Dewey Deci-

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mal System to keep books in order. And if that first number boggles the mind, consider this about the entirety of the Thomas Edison National Historic Site: there are 400,000 artifacts in the museum collection and five million documents in the archives; not all are on display; many are preserved in storage areas. A few noteworthy things, among so many, wife Mina Edison sent a cot from their nearby Glenmont home in Llewelyn Park for her husband to nap on since he often worked many hours. It’s nestled between a set of bookshelves. Near the library’s third floor, a huge clock read 3:26, the hour and minute hands

ceasing movement when Edison breathed his last at age 84 on Oct. 18, 1931. No explanation for the mysterious clock stoppage has ever been found. Hanging on shelving near the entrance are the pictures of the five United States Presidents in office during a good portion of the years the plant was in operation: Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover. It is not known if a president ever visited while in office, but the site has photographs of Franklin D. Roosevelt circa 1920 and Herbert Hoover from 1928 visiting the West cont. on page 28

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WAMMC Recognizes 125 Years With Lecture On Hospital’s Founding on several architectural and local history projects in the past and is a frequent lecturer on various aspects of architectural and area history, has graciously volunteered his time and ex-

pertise as the history consultant for several previous Mansion in May events. “We were thrilled to recognize and celebrate our 125 continued on page 29

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Barry Thomson, from left, Mary Courtemanche, Trish O’Keefe, Carol Jones.

he Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center (WAMMC) celebrated a major milestone in its history of supporting Morristown Medical Center with a presentation by W. Barry Thomson, entitled Mansion in May, a History Lecture, which was hosted for its members on March 1. Author and Historian, W. Barry Thomson, took the more than 105 attendees back in time to the nearly simultaneous founding of Morristown Memorial and All Souls’ hospitals in the early 1890s and the founding of the Women’s Association in March 1893. Thomson’s presentation highlighted how both hospitals owed their very existence to the efforts of women and how the Women’s

Association provided about 50 percent of Morristown Memorial’s annual operating expenses in the first few years. He also provided a fascinating look into the histories of both hospitals that are steeped in connections of people and places going back to the American Revolution. Thomson’s presentation also featured WAMMC’s signature fundraiser, Mansion in May, which has been organized and run by the all-volunteer organization from 1974 through 2017. WAMMC’s 18 Mansion in May events have netted more than $12 million for the hospital, thereby significantly enhancing the quality of medical care available to the area’s residents. Thomson, who has worked

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continued from page 26 Orange laboratory, perhaps during campaign stops. The inventor’s desk, which was locked by his son Charles on the day of his death, but reopened by his wife in 1947 during the celebration of the great man’s 100th birthday, is also on view, its contents well protected by glass. An honorary Academy Award received in 1929 due to his work developing motion pictures, signed by Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, and other famed screen stars, hangs prominently along with other honorary info.

Jung offers a final perspective: “The fact that many of these rooms are still furnished the way they were when Thomas Edison walked through the halls makes it a truly inspiring place to visit.” The site is open year-round, Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Entrance fee is $10, free for youngsters 16 and under. Park Annual Passes are $40. Glenmont Estate, Edison’s nearby home, is closed during the winter. For a calendar of events, visit www.nps.gov/ edis/planyourvisit/events.htm, or call (973) 736-0550, ext. 11.

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continued from page 28 years of support and service to Morristown Medical Center with our members,” said Mary Courtemanche, president, Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center. “We have come a long way since our organization was started in 1893, and Barry Thomson’s

presentation provided a forum for attendees to fully appreciate the history and significance of the Women’s Association, our Mansion in May program and the many other support activities that are only possible with the dedication and commitment of our members and volunteers.”

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