NEW JERSEY GREENWICH TEA PARTY 

by Judith Krall-Russo – Lecturer, Historian, and Tea Specialist
  
As we all learned in school, the Boston Tea Party is a well-known rebellious act in the American fight for freedom. But did you know there were many such rebellious “tea parties” throughout the colonies, one of which occurred in 1774 in the southern New Jersey village of Greenwich? Learn about this tea party and the importance this area of the state has played in industry, agriculture, and manufacturing from colonial times.  

7:00 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Church,
600 Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge, NJ
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