Clinton Township Newsletter

1 9 a p r i l 2 0 2 5 Happy Passover! a l l i e d s m i l e s o r t h o d o n t i C s Dr. Allie DeGeorge was born and raised in Clinton Township. After completing her training at the University of Pennsylvania, she returned home to open Alliedsmiles Orthodontics, which specializes in braces and Invisalign. Please call: 908.735.0612 or visit: www. AlliedSmiles.com to schedule a free consultation! 1 8 t h C e n t u r y C l o t h i n g f r o m t h e i n s i d e o u t a t h i s t o r i C B o u m a n - s t i C k n e y f a r m s t e a d April 6, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm We all know "Lucy Locket Lost Her Pocket" but have you ever stopped to wonder how one can actually lose a pocket? How a petticoat is held up? How the common 18th century woman dressed? All these mysteries of 18th century dress and more will be answered as the Readington Museums proudly presents, 18th C e n t u r y C l o t h i n g from the Inside Out, w i t h h i s t o r i a n s B e v Altrath and Arlene Soong. The presenters will provide a fun and insightful look into what exactly went on under all those 18th century petticoats. Starting with foundation garments, they will explain and show how an 18th century garment was worn, including accessories and outer wear for the everyday working woman. The Bouman-Stickney Farmstead is located at 114 Dreahook Road in the Stanton section of the Township. For GPS use Lebanon, NJ 08833. This is a free family-friendly event, although donations will be gratefully accepted. For more info visit: www.ReadingtonTwpNJ.gov/community/readington-museum or call: 908.236.2327. Made possible with funds from the Hunterdon County Cultural & Heritage Commission, a partner of the NJ Historical Commission. r e d m i l l m u s e u m V i l l a g e n o W h i r i n g t o u r g u i d e s a n d W o r k s h o p l e a d e r s The Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton is seeking enthusiastic and passionate individuals to join its education team as part-time, seasonal tour guides and workshop leaders. These positions are specifically for the school field trip season, with most tours taking place during school hours in April, May, and early June. As a part of the education team, tour guides and workshop leaders will engage students in a hands-on, immersive experience that brings history to life. Our team is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment that fosters mutual support while advancing the mission of the Red Mill Museum Village. Important Note: This position is primarily for the spring season and isn't suitable for teachers seeking summer employment. We are looking for team members who can commit to the role during the school field trip season. To apply, interested candidates are encouraged to complete the digital application form at https://docs. google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemyLaTyYG-yrQVihy1giAh5BAReH4pBxD- PD0yxCgT2hPpZg/viewform and upload their resume. For further questions, please contact Curator of Education and Public Programming Robbie-Lynn Mwangi at: educator@theredmill.org. Join our team and help inspire the next generation of history enthusiasts while working in the heart of one of New Jersey's most iconic museums! About the Red Mill Museum Village: Through its twelve buildings, its exhibitions — both permanent and rotating — of its collection of 40,000 artifacts, and its ongoing educational/outreach programs, the Red Mill Museum Village seeks to preserve, maintain, and present to the public the social, agricultural, and industrial heritage of Hunterdon County and its surrounding area. We believe that history acts as both a bridge linking us to the past, and a beacon illuminating the path to the future and we seek to serve as a conduit for community by connecting current generations to the past as well as to one another. For more information, visit www.theredmill.org. For media inquiries, please contact: Robbie-Lynn Mwangi, via email: educator@theredmill. org or phone: 908.735.4101, extension 100. "No maer how long winter is, spring is sure to follow." ~ Proverb

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