TOP 10 Historical society resources in Westfield, New Jersey

The Westfield Historical Society, located at 314 Mountain Avenue in Westfield, New Jersey, is a renowned institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of the area. The society also owns the Miller-Cory House Museum, a circa-1740 historic house operated as a "living museum" by dedicated volunteers. The museum is open most Sundays from September to June and by appointment during the week. Both the Reeve House and the Miller-Cory House are registered as national and state historic sites, offering visitors a glimpse into the past. The society's Archives hold a vast collection of historical artifacts and documents, open to the public for research and exploration. Volunteers are always welcome to assist in sorting and organizing the Archives.

Welcome to the Roselle Park Mayor's Office! Located at 110 East Westfield Avenue in Roselle Park, New Jersey, the Roselle Park Mayor's Office is at the heart of local governance. As a unique borough governed by an elected Mayor and six Council Members, Roselle Park is divided into five Wards, each represented by a Councilperson, with an additional Councilperson elected at-large. The Mayor, also elected at-large, serves a four-year term, ensuring dedicated leadership for the community.