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Meet the "Hello Girls"

Professor Melissa Ziobro gave an informative and entertaining presentation on March 22, 2024 about a little known topic - the US Signal Corps "Hello Girls" who deployed to France during World War I.
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Protecting History

The Curator of the National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey, U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Andrew Walker, attended and presented at the New Jersey History and Historic Preservation Conference on June 13, 2023 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Lawrenceville Museum

The opening of the Lawrenceville Museum was featured in a US1 article on November 10, 2021.
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Lawrenceville Museum

The opening of the Lawrenceville Museum was featured in a CentralJersey.com article on October 25, 2021.
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Submarine Warfare

Museum Historian and author Joseph G. Bilby talks about the book he co-authored with Harry Ziegler, "A History of Submarine Warfare Along the Jersey Shore."
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VHP 20th Anniversary

This video is of a panel discussion held on the 20th anniversary of the Library of Congress Veteran's History Project. Our Assistant Curator and Director of the Museum's Veteran Oral History program, an affiliate of the Library of Congress project, Carol Fowler, is one of the selected panelists.
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Feature Article

The National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey was featured in a NorthJersey.com article in a Tribute to Veterans special published on November 11, 2020. Curator SGT Andrew Walker was interviewed by Joseph Ritacco about our museums. Read the full article on Page 3.   
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Family Historian

Museum Historian Joseph G. Bilby speaks on records of militias and the National Guard on this episode of Family Historian.
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The 113th Infantry Band, New Jersey National Guard, at the dedication of the Edison Bridge across the Raritan River in 1940.

Army Aircraft over Atlantic City, NJ in the 1920s.

Battery C, New Jersey National Guard Artillery drilling in East Orange in 1916. The following year they were mobilized for World War I.

Rutgers University ROTC cadets in New Brunswick, NJ, in 1925.

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