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West Windsor Historic Dutch Neck Cemetery Tours Offer Glimpse Into The Past: Register Now
Explore centuries of West Windsor history during free guided cemetery tours, with advance registration required.
WEST WINDSOR, NJ — History enthusiasts can explore one of the township's oldest burial grounds during two free cemetery tours coming up soon.
The Historical Society of West Windsor will host guided tours of the Dutch Neck Presbyterian Church cemetery Sunday, Nov. 1, at 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., at 154 South Mill Road.
The cemetery contains more than 1,200 burials, some dating to the colonial era, including Revolutionary War soldiers, township founders, mayors and teachers.
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Visitors will learn about the symbolism behind historic gravestone carvings and the history of the 1700s-era "Dutch Neck" community.
Registration is required and closes Saturday, Oct. 31. Participants can select their preferred tour time through the society's website.
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The Historical Society of West Windsor is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization founded in 1983 that works to preserve local history through educational programs, community events and historic preservation projects.
For more information, call 609-751-4061.
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