Ringwood Manor hosts a variety of events during the year.
Please scroll down to see information below on upcoming events & programs.
The events calendar is updated periodically throughout the year.
Please scroll down to see information below on upcoming events & programs.
The events calendar is updated periodically throughout the year.
Information and ticket sales link for the Enchanted Evening Tours can be found HERE
Information on our upcoming Historian Hand-Pick Tours can be found HERE.
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's September monthly program
Many people wonder about the person buried at the historic Ringwood Manor cemetery with the modern headstone. Hear the story of David Dutcher and learn about his life before, during, and after the Revolutionary War as told by his descendant, historian & genealogist Russ Dutcher. Program takes place on Sunday, September 22nd at 1:30pm in the Coffee Shop at Ringwood Manor. FREE and open to the public!
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's October monthly program
In addition to being the ironmaster for the Ringwood ironworks, Robert Erskine was assisting in the American colonists' efforts to obtain independence by drawing maps and completing surveys for George Washington and his Army. Erskine was eventually given the title of Surveyor General. Join the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society for their October program where they will discuss Erskine's map-making efforts and show numerous examples of local maps and surveys he created by hand. Program takes place on Sunday, October 20th at 1:30pm and is FREE and open to the public.
*PLEASE NOTE*
This program will take place at the Long Pond Ironworks Visitor Center located at 1334 County Road Route 511, Hewitt, NJ 07421
*PLEASE NOTE*
This program will take place at the Long Pond Ironworks Visitor Center located at 1334 County Road Route 511, Hewitt, NJ 07421
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's November monthly program
An opportunity for you to share YOUR historic knowledge! Bring information, historic objects, research you’ve discovered, and tell us about it! We want to hear what history of the local area you have uncovered in your own research. Program takes place on Sunday, November 17th and is FREE and open to the public!
Program takes place at the coffee shop located next to Ringwood Manor.
Program takes place at the coffee shop located next to Ringwood Manor.