Bridgeton, New Jersey, is home of the largest National Register Historic District in New Jersey, and one of the largest urban parks in the state.
If you need more information, or want to volunteer some time or expertise, please let us know!
The offices of the NSCF are presently located at the entrance to the Bridgeton City Park, in the historic David Sheppard House, home of Rutgers University’s satellite Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences: the Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) at Bridgeton.
Next full Board meeting:
May 29, 2012, 11 a.m., at the David Sheppard House.
Mailing and Meeting address:
New Sweden Colonial Farmstead
Museum & Living History Center
31 West Commerce Street
Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302
President: Alfred Nicolosi
Vice President: Flavia Alaya
Treasurer: Joyce Johnson
Secretary: Marianne Mackenzie
Trustees: Margaret Sooy Bridwell, Steve Carnahan, Carola Hartley, Aleasa Hogate, Gunhild Liung, Sandra Pfaff, Jeannette Rea-Keywood
Mayor-appointed City Liaison: Councilman Dennis Thompson
Email: alfred.nicolosi@gmail.com OR flaviaalaya@gmail.com
Phone: 856-575-5581
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We welcome new Board members. Please contact President Alfred Nicolosi:
alfred.nicolosi@gmail.com if you wish to join us.
We also welcome supportive committee-members who may not wish to be formal members of the Board, especially Bridgeton residents who would like to contribute in any way to the New Sweden Farmstead’s revival and future sustainabillity.
