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    caldwell parsonage - Seal of Union county

    caldwell parsonage

    4.5(2 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This museum is preserved and promoted by the Union Township Historical Society (UTHS). There is a…read moreparsonage and a carriage house that originally served the church of Connecticut Farms during the latter part of the 18th century. There are many historical exhibits here. Tours are encouraged to provide the public the knowledge of the Heritage in Union Township. Contributions are accepted but not mandatory. Reverend James Caldwell and his wife Hannah fought bravely against the British in the Revolutionary War.

    Every June 7 marks Hannah Caldwell Day on the anniversary of the death of Mrs. Caldwell at the…read morehands of a British soldier on June 7, 1780 after the Battle of Connecticut Farms. This was a turning point in the American Revolution in the North before moving to the South ending at Yorktown. My partner and I came to this historic place on this summer-like Sunday located in Union. This was the home of the Rev. James Caldwell, a Presbyterian minister and active supporter of the Patriot cause during the Revolutionary War. The towns of Caldwell in Essex county is named after him. The original parsonage dating to 1730 was burned in 1780 by a Loyalist mob. Later that year Caldwell's wife Hannah was killed by British soldiers in the house. Her death was most likely due to a British soldier mistaking her to be a sniper at the window. In 1982, this rebuilt well preserved 18th century house was added to the National Register of Historic Places and operated by the Union Township Historical Society as a museum. It's interesting to note that the death of Hannah Caldwell at the Parsonage is depicted on the Seal of Union County. This may be the only town, county, or state seal in the United States that depicts a killing. For those history buffs, this would be a great visit.

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    caldwell parsonage - Painting with General Von Steuben, General Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette

    Painting with General Von Steuben, General Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette

    caldwell parsonage - A staff explains to the visitors on the history of the parsonage

    A staff explains to the visitors on the history of the parsonage

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    Sojourn Italy - Lakeside medieval Castle Scaligero in old town Sirmione - Lake Garda, Italy (North Country Journey)

    Sojourn Italy

    5.0(4 reviews)
    10.1 mi

    This is my second trip to Italy with Anthony and Sojourn. I have traveled through much of Italy and…read moreI was excited for our trip as I knew I would learn and experience a ton! It was also a dream to get to travel there with my close friends and for them to see Italy for the first time! Our trip was curated so thoughtfully by Anthony. The food, the wine, the places we stayed, and the people we met along the way were all wonderful. From wine tasting in Tuscany, to the private tour of the winery itself, to hiking in Elba, to spontaneously going to the Montefalco festival (we were lucky that we happened to be nearby the weekend of the festival!!)... I experienced a whole new Italy I'd never seen before, new culinary styles, new wine varietals and exquisite scenery. Anthony has a joy and passion for Italy and travel and as his guests, we felt that joy throughout the entire trip. 5-stars for sure :)

    Anthony had truly curated a perfect trip for my group! Between my group of 4 girls, we had…read moredifferent vacation styles and historically it would have been difficult to meet all of our requirements. However, he had made sure to create an itinerary that had a perfect blend of activity, relaxation and exploration and managed to split us off if needed. Honestly, I was a little apprehensive because I wasn't sure what the service Sojourn provided was for, but Anthony ensures that you are not stressed about a single thing throughout your journey. He had driven us to each of our destination points safely and had also booked us for local experiences that we would never have otherwise found. Between the private wine tours, once-in-a-lifetime dinners, and the freedom to explore everything else with no worries, it was truly a perfect vacation. Thanks Anthony!

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    Sojourn Italy - Another unforgettable lunch at Agricola Fore Porta in Amalfi - the "Agricultural Front Door".

    Another unforgettable lunch at Agricola Fore Porta in Amalfi - the "Agricultural Front Door".

    Sojourn Italy - Fresh, amazing Neopolitan "Baba" with our friend and host Amalia - Nocelle, Positano.

    Fresh, amazing Neopolitan "Baba" with our friend and host Amalia - Nocelle, Positano.

    Sojourn Italy - A typical cobble stone road. Trastevere, Italy (Southern Exposure Journey)

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    A typical cobble stone road. Trastevere, Italy (Southern Exposure Journey)

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