The Morris Aqueduct Records document the founding of Morristown's first water supply source in 1799. The documents and items highlight the early history of Morristown's reservoir: including, land use deeds, account and minute books, correspondence, stockholder certificates, chemical and engineering reports, a Morristown town ordinance, newspaper clippings and early water bills. The newspaper clippings provide valuable local insight into the uses and...

Handwritten constitution and minutes book of the Fremont and Dayton Club of young men of Morristown, who supported candidates William Lewis Dayton and John Charles Fremont in the presidential election of 1856. Fremont condemned the Kansas - Nebraska Act and crusaded against the expansion of slavery. Note on first page: "We, the young men of Morristown, are opposed to the present administration of our general government and are earnestly desirous...

Photocopy of typescript; contains list of members and baptismal records of the West Milford Presbyterian Church.

The collections consist of primary and secondary research conducted by doctoral candidate Delight W. Dodyk in connection with her research into the New Jersey suffragette movement, in particular the role of then Morristown resident Julia Sampson Hurlbut. The materials consist of correspondence between Dodyk and Hurlbut's daughter, Barbara Helm, as well as the transcript of an oral history both participated in during 1995. Also included are original...