They came, they typed, they cleaned and numbered.The oldest local historical
society in New Jersey.
The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) is the oldest local historical society in New Jersey, founded in 1864, just three years after Charles K. Landis established the town of Vineland. Its collections and artifacts are shared with the public at the Society's museum on South Seventh Street, one block south of the heart of Vineland's downtown shopping district.
Upcoming Events...
| May 11 | 2pm | The Poet’s Society |
| May 15 | 7pm | Speaker and book signing: Charles Harrison on “The History of Cumberland County” |
| May 17 – 18 | - | VHAS participates in Founders’ Day |
| May 22 - 23 | - | Landis Middle School 8th grade tours of the museum. |
| May 28 - 29 | - | School Tours, TBA |
| August 21 | 6:45 | Speaker: Mark Demitroff returns to talk about historic trades of the Pine Barrens. |
| November 6 | 7-9pm | Speaker: Dan Roberts, author of The American: The Life, Times, and War of Basil Antonelli. |
| December 2013 | - | Announcement of the 2014 schedule of anniversary events for the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society. |
Images of America - VINELAND
The VHAS is pleased to present our first book on the early years of Vineland. With archival photographs, it will educate and entertain the reader on the first years and the first citizens of this unique community.
Walter L. Shaw Bust Unveiling
Our Volunteers!
