18th Annual Fall Festival scheduled for October 12, 2024!

Barbara Burton, 2024 HSST Scholarship recipient Amanda Lo and Shelly Vosper pose in front of the Academy Museum.

Historical Society member Michelle Vosper peers into the 1920s history of her hometown and uncovers a connection between Middleville and the grandfather of Harry Chapin.

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It would be difficult to find a group of students more curious and spirited than second graders. On the morning of October 17th, thirty-six pupils from Stillwater School were led single file across Stillwater Road by teachers Lynda Collier, Kerri LoCicero and Michele Byrd.

The Historical Society of Stillwater Township presents “A Yule Time Stroll” celebrating the magical season of Christmas in an old fashioned, home spun way involving our community, our patrons, our […]

Focus on Culture Series presents: Colonial Taverns

Larry Brasher’s stories of Stillwater in the 1970’s are part of the oral history of our community. They are a testimony to the importance of documenting, preserving and revisiting our shared past.

Larry Brasher is a master storyteller whose humorous anecdotes celebrate the heart and soul of this rural community in the 1970s.

From 1965 to 1975, a dam and reservoir proposed for the Delaware River was the source of extreme anguish and outrage for residents of Sussex County and nearby regions. Thousands of families on both sides of the river were forced to leave their homes.

HSST was busy with Genesis Farm Open House, the Water Safety Fair and Museum hours!

Historian Jason Boehm explores the diverse groups living in Sussex County during this tumultuous period in U.S. history.