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History Lecture - West Windsor, Then & Now

Thursday February 1 2024 7:00pm

Supriya Mamidi

Press release: History Lecture - West Windsor, Then & Now

When: Feb 1, 7 pm

Where: Zoom

Join the Historical Society of West Windsor for one of our 2024 virtual lectures! Paul Ligeti - the Historical Society's Vice President and author of our township history book - will explore the broad arc of West Windsor's rich history. Journey through time as we discover indigenous influence, colonial settlement, 1800s-era developments, 20th/21st century growth, diversification, education, and much more.

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