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Educational Program |
 "Kitchen docents Barbara Weber and Jane Griffith demonstrate 18th century cooking." General Information The Society's two primary functions are education and historic preservation. In fulfillment of its purpose, the Society serves as a community and educational center, stimulating knowledge and appreciation of the region's history. Permanent and temporary exhibits are open to the general public every Sunday from mid-September through mid-June. In addition, throughout the year, the Society organizes special events, group and school tours of the Crane House, group tours of Evergreens, classes for children and adults, lectures, and history roundtable and panel discussions. |
 "Aaron Rambarose& Drilon Veliu jumps back in time at the Crane House kitchen."  "No better way to learn than by enjoying yourself." Drilon and Aaron sample historical cooking. |
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The Terhune Library
The Terhune Library is a noncirculating
research collection, open to any student, scholar, or
interested person wishing to learn more about the history
of Montclair and the surrounding area. The library is
housed in the Clark House, adjacent to the Society's
Crane House Museum. The Library's focus includes the
history of Montclair, history of New Jersey, genealogy
of area families, decorative arts, historic skills,
gardens and herbs, cookbooks, and books written by Montclair-based
authors. Holdings are full catalogued. The Terhune Library
has a close relationship with the Montclair Public Library
at http://www.montlib.com,
particularly in the area of local history.
108 Orange Road • Montclair • NJ 07042 • Phone 973.744.1796