Current Events

 Volunteer Day at the Red Barn Preserve Sat June 22nd 9am-1pm

The Museum Is Now Open For The Summer Season

BOSCES Students Help With Construction of New Trail https://www.wwnytv.com/clip/14830239/boces-students-create-trial-to-blue-heron-rookery

The Blue Herons Have Returned to their Nesting Site at the Red Barn Preserve- March 20, 2019

Recently Published Article About Red Barn Preserve
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 The Red Barn Preserve located at 518 River Road East, Morristown Remains Open all Year.  Visit Our 3/4 Mile Long Hiking Trail Along Ponds Filled With Wildlife.  If You Do Not See Wildlife- You Are Not Looking !

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Red Barn Preserve Hiking Trail 


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Website Updates
June Gateway Museum Message Below- Added 6/14/2019

Changed Officers on Board to Match Election Results - 6/12/19 (Board Tab This Page) 

Added Pictures of young blue herons in the nest taken by Greg Perry.  Gallery 2019 Tab Gallery 4 posted 6/9/19

Added Pictures Under Galleries 2019 Tab for Gallery 1 and Gallery 2 (5/25/19)

Added "Recently Published Article About Red Barn Preserve" to Current Events Column on this Page 2/20/19

Gateway Messages
Now Is The Time To Visit The Gateway Museum
June 14, 2019
I would have to say the Gateway Museum is firing on all cylinders.  On May 25th we opened our doors to start the 2019 season.  Featured this year on the first floor is a new exhibit about Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills.  At the turn of the century the Comstock family making their Indian Root pills was the largest employer in Morristown and sold the pills worldwide. The exhibit captures the enticing advertising from the era and displays images that are designed to get you to buy this elixir. 

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