Join or Renew Today!

Please join our effort to preserve and learn from our town’s history! As a non-profit organization run totally by volunteers, the Society must raise funds each year through membership dues and donations in order to maintain Smith-Cadbury Mansion, our headquarters and unique historic house museum located on High Street. Volunteers at the Society care for the many historical artifacts and documents that tell the stories of our town.

Membership benefits: our award winning quarterly newsletter, a 10% discount in the gift shop, and enrollment in Time Travelers, a reciprocal historical sites program created by the Missouri History Museum. This year we’ll send you Tricentennial Reflections on Moorestown 1880-1912 Limited Ed. 1982 Paperback at the $100 level. **Tricentennial Reflections is now sold out! We will send you Purdy’s Moorestown Old & New, a Local Sketch! The society, begun 55 years ago by members of the Moorestown Rotary Club, “to create a museum of Moorestown history,” continues to foster a deep appreciation for our town’s history.

Tricentennial Reflections on Moorestown 1880-1912, Paperback 1982 edition

To read this year’s membership letter click here.

We at the Society embrace our responsibility as stewards of Smith-Cadbury and all that it holds in trust for the public. We hope you’ll continue to support our mission to provide opportunities for the community to learn about the history of Moorestown and its neighbors. Please renew your membership today, or join us if you’re not a member yet!

Mailing address:
The Historical Society of Moorestown
P.O. Box 477
Moorestown, NJ 08057



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Annual Membership Donor Levels & Benefits
2024-2025

Basic Membership
Student $10
Individual/Family $35

Town Crier Fund $50

Purdy’s Moorestown Old & New, a Local Sketch $100

Library Sponsor $250
Library shelf brass plate engraved with your name!

Patron $500

Benefactor $1000
Lifetime membership

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Photo: President Lenny Wagner & Vice President Mickey DiCamillo with Eileen & Bill Archer, July 4th parade, 2015.