PLEASE NOTE:
Ringwood Manor will be closed for guided interior tours in 2025 to prepare for and execute an
exterior restoration project.
Outdoor tours & events, along with our carriage barn exhibit, will be open as normal beginning in May. Please visit our Carriage Barn page, Events page, and Grounds & Garden Tours page for details.
Ringwood Manor will be closed for guided interior tours in 2025 to prepare for and execute an
exterior restoration project.
Outdoor tours & events, along with our carriage barn exhibit, will be open as normal beginning in May. Please visit our Carriage Barn page, Events page, and Grounds & Garden Tours page for details.
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.
19th Century Baseball
Sunday, May 4th
Games begin at 11:00am & 1:00pm
Double Header! Flemington Neshanocks v. Elizabeth Resolutes
Batter up!
Come see America's favorite pastime played
according to the 1873 rules and regulations. Both teams will use period equipment.
Bring your lawn chair, a picnic lunch, and cheer on your neighbors!
Games take place in the field next to parking Lot B.
FREE and open to the public!
Sponsored by the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society
*Inclement weather will cancel event- check here for information if the weather forecast looks like rain.
Sunday, May 4th
Games begin at 11:00am & 1:00pm
Double Header! Flemington Neshanocks v. Elizabeth Resolutes
Batter up!
Come see America's favorite pastime played
according to the 1873 rules and regulations. Both teams will use period equipment.
Bring your lawn chair, a picnic lunch, and cheer on your neighbors!
Games take place in the field next to parking Lot B.
FREE and open to the public!
Sponsored by the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society
*Inclement weather will cancel event- check here for information if the weather forecast looks like rain.
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's Monthly Program for April 2025:
Sunday, April 27th
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Join historian & genealogist Russ Dutcher as he presents on the enhanced intelligent network that existed during the Revolutionary War in New Jersey, specifically before, during, and after the Battles of Trenton and Princeton. Learn about the wide array of communications that existed involving famous figures such as George Washington, New Jersey’s Governor William Livingston, Major Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee, Simeon De Witt, Colonel Philemon Dickinson, and more.
FREE and open to the public!
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Join historian & genealogist Russ Dutcher as he presents on the enhanced intelligent network that existed during the Revolutionary War in New Jersey, specifically before, during, and after the Battles of Trenton and Princeton. Learn about the wide array of communications that existed involving famous figures such as George Washington, New Jersey’s Governor William Livingston, Major Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee, Simeon De Witt, Colonel Philemon Dickinson, and more.
FREE and open to the public!
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's Monthly Program for May 2025:
Sunday, May 18th
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
The Montclair and Greenwood Lake Railroad at one time served the iron industry at Ringwood & Long Pond, supported the local ice industry, and transported tourists to the once-thriving vacation destination of Greenwood Lake. This presentation will talk about the railroad's impact on the local industry and provide historic images of the rail line in the area.
Presented by Kevin Olsen: historian, author, and past NJHHS president.
FREE and open to the public!
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
The Montclair and Greenwood Lake Railroad at one time served the iron industry at Ringwood & Long Pond, supported the local ice industry, and transported tourists to the once-thriving vacation destination of Greenwood Lake. This presentation will talk about the railroad's impact on the local industry and provide historic images of the rail line in the area.
Presented by Kevin Olsen: historian, author, and past NJHHS president.
FREE and open to the public!
The North Jersey Highlands Historical Society's Monthly Program for June 2025:
Sunday, June 8th
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
In March of 2011, Ringwood Manor was the victim of a major burglary that remained unsolved for over a decade. 14 years later, nine individuals were indicted as part of a major theft ring that included the heist at Ringwood. For the first time since the incident, find out details about what happened, the items taken and later recovered, and how the case was finally resolved. Presented by Ringwood Manor historian & historic preservationist, Sue Shutte.
FREE and open to the public!
1:30pm
Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
In March of 2011, Ringwood Manor was the victim of a major burglary that remained unsolved for over a decade. 14 years later, nine individuals were indicted as part of a major theft ring that included the heist at Ringwood. For the first time since the incident, find out details about what happened, the items taken and later recovered, and how the case was finally resolved. Presented by Ringwood Manor historian & historic preservationist, Sue Shutte.
FREE and open to the public!