We have an AWESOME line up of Crafters & Vendors participating in our Event on Saturday, May 4th!!! …….

* Color Street by Lisa * Touchstone Crystal by Carol * Yarns, Crafts & Candies * Tiny Lady Bug Creations * The Soapy Kitchen * L’Bri Skincare * Regina 360 / Zyia * Paparazzi * CG Custom Designs * Hidden Heart Gnomes * Pampered Chef * Sassy Leah * House Of Fun & Crafts * Tater Bear Treats * Bug Mikes Rub Yo Grub * Art Attack * Simply Serene by Lori * Wiremarks by JR * AJ’s Candle Creations * DiverseInBooks * Compres Creations * Darlene by Design * Scentsy * Jersey Girl Naturals * KMB Kreations * Recreative Resources w/crystals, gems & more * Park Lane Jewelry * Created by Pat * E & J Delights * Kathleen’s Creations * Hippie Chick Crafters * Peace and Restoration * Brian’s Essentials & More * Lizzy Crafty Sisters * Donna’s Sweet Treats & Craft Corners * Crystal In Copper * Stitch A Memory * Gale Force Creations * Something Sweet by Beverly * Vicki’s Lovely Leggings * JNJ Children’s Books * Creation by Dee * The Teal Elephant * Forever Living Products * Bloom & Tweet Designs * Wildflower For mother & Child - Great Lake Guitars ‘n Gear * PM Naturals * Crimson Crafts * Daisy and Lilly’s Designs * Jam Fusion * Ro’s Garden * Sarina’s Sweet Shoppe * Mary Kay * Inspired by RTV * Avon * Scents & Simmer * Wicked Things * Red Flair Creative Designs * Primerica Insurance * Weichert Realtor & Fairy Hair Braids * Renewal by Anderson ….. …. ….  
   🥰WE LOVE OUR VENDORS & YOU WILL, TOO🥰

On-street parking

The museum is participating in Union County's History Trading Card Program
You can collect the following trading cards at our site during the weekend:
Abraham Clark
Battle of Short Hills

  
  

For more information on the Trading Card Program email clarkhistorical@hotmail.com

You can also purchase a binder to hold your history card collection in our gift shop

We will also have complimentary passports and will stamp them for everyone

Gift shop
On-street parking
FREE Admission

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The above picture was taken in 1917 when Edgar Smith owned the house.	These are just some of the artifacts on display. Many of these bottles were found buried in the yard or in the walls of the house.

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