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Pathways Of History Tour Coming To Randolph Museum
The Randolph Museum is one of 32 historic sites participating in Morris County's Pathways of History.
RANDOLPH, NJ — History buffs can take a closer look at Randolph's past during a free countywide event Sunday.
The Randolph Museum will open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as part of the 2026 Pathways of History Red Tour.
Located at 630 Millbrook Avenue, the museum is overseen by the Historical Society of Old Randolph and features artifacts from life in and around Randolph.
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Displays cover home life, local industry, farming, an old-fashioned schoolroom, an underground 1800s “mine” and the Mt. Freedom resort era, when Randolph was a vacation destination from the early 20th century through the early 1970s.
The township says the museum is one of 32 historic sites participating in the countywide event.
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The Morris County Historical Society organizes the free, self-guided Pathways of History tour.
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