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Glen Ridge Historical Society walks the Four W's neighborhood on Oct. 17
The Borough of Glen Ridge announced a Glen Ridge Historical Society walking tour on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, covering Washington Street, Wells Court, Washington Place and Winsor Place, with a short stop in Bloomfield at the former Cadmus home and refreshments at the end.
The Borough of Glen Ridge sent a community announcement for the Glen Ridge Historical Society's annual walking tour on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026.
What is planned. The tour focuses on "The Four W's" — Washington Street, Wells Court, Washington Place and Winsor Place. The announcement says the group will also make a short sidestep into Bloomfield to visit the former home of Colonel Thomas Cadmus, who welcomed General George Washington on July 4, 1778, after the Battle of Monmouth. The walk wraps up with refreshments on Winsor Place.
Who announced it. The notice came from the Borough of Glen Ridge (announcement@glenridgenj.org). The borough website is https://www.glenridgenj.org/.
Original source: Borough of Glen Ridge community announcement, Glen Ridge Historical Society Annual Walking Tour, Oct. 14, 2026 email (https://www.glenridgenj.org/). Notice Nearby wrote this brief in its own words.
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Source: the public notice on this register NN-GOVEMAIL-20261014-NJESSEXWALK · Borough of Glen Ridge.
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