Event/Meeting Schedule

Come join the IMHS at one of our scheduled events. Here is the list of upcoming IMHS events and upcoming presentations:

IMHS Meetings are held every fourth Tuesday at 7:30pm.

WE DO NOT MEET IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY- REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETINGS RESUME IN MARCH

The Spring Antique & Craft Market and Shamong Day (formerly Atsion Day the first weeks of May & October) are now being held at the Indian Mills Memorial School. Contact indianmillshs@gmail.com for more information.

The Jackson Road Cleanup Volunteer Event is on May 9, 2026. Click here to see pictures from past events.

Upcoming presentations:

• We’re excited to announce that IMHS will be partnering with the Pinelands Preservation Alliance for a historical presentation and native plant sale! Ms. Marisa Bozarth of the Burlington County Parks Division will be back to kick off the Spring Season with her Presentation about the 1640 book “Theater of Plants” featuring native plants of the Pine Barrens and beyond on Tuesday, April 28th at 7:30 PM at the Shamong Township Building (105 Willow Grove Rd., Shamong, NJ 08088). The Preservation Alliance will be selling native plants prior to the presentation, starting at 5 PM. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to the Indian Mills Historical Society, giving the community a wonderful opportunity to support both local organizations. We hope to see you there!
• Spring Antique & Craft Market- being held at Indian Mills Memorial School (295 Indian Mills Road, Shamong, NJ 08088) on Saturday, May 2, 2026 from 9 AM until 4 PM (rain date Sunday, 5/3)

Archived presentations: (click here for page)

• Eric Orange of Burlington County Division of Parks will present “Ten Things You Did Not Know About Rancocas Creek” , March 18th meeting.
• Marie Kulschinsky, Indian Mills Historical Society Vice President, will present “The history of Indian Mills Schools“, April 15
• Marisa Bozrth, Burlington County Historian will present “The Lindbergh Kidnapping and Ellis Parker, Burlington Couny’s Chief of Detectives“, May 20th meeting.
• Tony McNichol, Archaeologist and Cultural Resources Planner with the Pinelands Commission, presents “Removed From Their Natural Ways: The First Indian Reservation at Brotherton, Burlington County, October 10, 2019. External link to Tabernacle Historical Society.
• Eric Orange, Burlington County Parks Department, presents The Story and Scandal of Smithville, given on October 21.
• Marisa Bozarth, The Burlington County Historian, presents Victorian Holiday, given on November 18th.