The Voorhees-Olie Barn also known as the Van Harlingen Historical Society’s Farm Museum is located on 124 Montgomery Road Skillman, NJ 08558 The Voorhees-Opie barn is in the rear of the 124 Club. (Please drive through the“124 Club” to access)
Other times the Gulick House Library is open on the 4th Saturday of each month (except Dec-Feb) from 10am-12pm or by appointment. Contact library@vanharlingen.org for more information.
Learn About Montgomery Township historic sites and districts on the New Jersey State and National Register of Historic Places
click here
Like us on our Facebook page to be among the first to know about future events.
-
- Entrance to Reformed Church of Rocky Hill
-
- Bergen’s Grocer in Harlingen 1909
-
- A Victorian-stye house in Rocky Hill
-
- An area home on our last house tour
-
- Belle Mead Train Depot 1890
-
- Another view of the Rocky Hill Victorian
-
- A late Greek Revival style house built in 1860 on land once part of the 500-acre farm of the Van derVeer family
-
- Harlingen School c1920
-
- Opie’s Mill at Bridgepoint
-
- Dutch script from the early 18th century ledgers of Harlingen Reformed Church
-
- Early 20th century view along Harlingen Rd
-
- Harlingen Church today
The Van Harlingen Historical Society
was founded in 1965 to help preserve the heritage of the Montgomery Township area and to interpret the area’s history through educational programs, publications, and exhibits. VHHS believes that by educating people about our rich history, we create a stronger sense of community.