May in Montgomery: Two Days, Two Events
May in Montgomery is Van Harlingen Historical Society’s annual fundraiser and celebration of our area’s heritage and the arrival of Spring!
Spring at the 1752 Gulick House, our society’s headquarters, is planned for Sunday, May 5th from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. and will begin this year’s May in Montgomery. All are welcome, including school-aged children, to an open-house with exhibits, artifacts and refreshments.
A Taste of the Sourlands: Over the Hill and through the Vine is our second event, to benefit the replacement of the Gulick House cedar-shake roof. Join us on Saturday, June 1st for a grand wine-tasting, food and music at Unionville Vineyards at 9 Rocktown Rd., Ringoes from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tickets are by advance reservation only; click here for a reservation form.
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- Entrance to Reformed Church of Rocky Hill
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- Berger’s Grocer in Harlingen 1909
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- A Victorian-stye house in Rocky Hill
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- An area home on our last house tour
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- Belle Mead Train Depot 1890
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- Another view of the Rocky Hill Victorian
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- A late Greek Revival style house built in 1860 on land once part of the 500-acre farm of the Van derVeer family
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- Harlingen School c1920
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- Opie’s Mill at Bridgepoint
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- Dutch script from the early 18th century ledgers of Harlingen Reformed Church
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- Early 20th century view along Harlingen Rd
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- Harlingen Church today
