Reservations are $20 per person and can be made online or by mail. Please make checks out to “NSCDA-NJ” and mail to Peachfield, 180 Burrs Road, Westampton, NJ 08060. Please include a phone or email so that we may confirm your reservation. Please note that reservations for all programs purchased online will have a small transaction fee. Seating is limited.
Did you know? Admission to four Sunday programs is free for members of the Friends of Peachfield. These programs are marked with an (*) on our brochure, as well as labeled in the event calendar. If you are a Friend, please call or email us to reserve, as seating is limited.
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September Speaker Series
Sunday, September 27, 2026 2:00-4:00pm Are you familiar with how Trenton got its name? Meet the man who gave our state capital its eponymous identity. Discover William Trent—the misunderstood Pennsylvania merchant, fur trader, and fearless rebel whose powerful quill and bold interactions with Indigenous Americans, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington helped shape a young America.
$20.05
Sunday, October 4, 2026
2:00-4:00pm
Women, Espionage & Revolution!
Award‑winning author Mally Becker shines a light on the overlooked world of women in the Revolutionary era through her acclaimed historical mysteries.
With her fictional duo, Becca Parcell and Daniel Alloway, Becker blends real people, places, and events into fast‑paced stories of espionage, danger, and resilience—revealing the extraordinary women whose courage helped shape America’s fight for independence.
Sunday, October 25, 2026
2:00-4:00 PM
🎃 Music of All Hallow’s Eve with Ridley and Anne Enslow! 🎶
Step into the shadows of the past with Ridley and Anne Enslow for an enchanting afternoon of music, mystery, and the ancient traditions of All Hallow’s Eve. Discover the centuries-old roots of Halloween through haunting melodies, fascinating stories, and songs that capture the spirit of the season.
Come celebrate Halloween the old-fashioned way—before costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating!
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Sunday, November 1, 2026
2:00-4:00 PM (Free for our Friends of Peachfield)
What do we really know about Betsy Ross?
The woman behind one of America’s most enduring legends was much more than a seamstress with a famous flag. She was a Quaker, a businesswoman, a mother of five, and a determined woman making her own way during the upheaval of the American Revolution.
Join us at Historic Peachfield as Kim Hanley steps into the role of Betsy Ross, offering a fresh look at her life, her faith, the challenges faced by working women in the 18th century, and the revolutionary world around her.
And yes—there will be a flag! Watch Betsy perform her famous one-snip five-pointed star trick and see this familiar piece of American history from a whole new angle.
Forget the legend for a moment. Come meet the woman.
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