Sometimes maligned for moving the team to from New York City to San Francisco, Horace Stoneham was the longtime owner of the New York Giants baseball team and helped revolutionize the sport. What is far less known is Stoneham's and his family's connection as a summer resident of the Northwood section of Lake Hopatcong. Joining […]
An opportunity to see the beautiful boats of yesteryear on the docks of the Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club. One of the great days at Lake Hopatcong! Food available for purchase. Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum booth on the porch of the yacht club.
An all-time favorite night on the lake. Fireworks set off from barge on the main lake between Bertrand Island and Nolan's Point - visible from large part of the lake. Come out and help celebrate America's 250th! Rain date is Saturday, June 27.
One of Lake Hopatcong's most moving days as veterans from the four lake towns sail around the lake to be honored as they go. Popular spots to come and salute our veterans include Brady Bridge, River Styx Bridge, Mount Arlington Beach, and Shore Hills Beach.
For many years, the Lee family ran one of Lake Hopatcong's most popular recreation area. Learn about this how this family created this popular beach and the Lee's impacts on the development of Mount Arlington. Also, take a look at the other public breaches that once dotted the lake.
Whether they worked in Vaudeville, burlesque or the follies they all knew about Lake Hopatcong. The summer population of Northwood was once estimated as 70% connected to the world of entertainment. When most theaters went dark in summer, Lake Hopatcong provided a respite for comedians, singers, dancers, and every type of performer imaginable. In addition […]
Morris County Historical Society and Morris County Heritage Commission are pleased to present a Revolutionary Lecture Series to celebrate the rich and vast history that makes Morris County so special. Join us for a series of 12 lectures that will cover topics from our area’s role in the American Revolution to the early engineering marvels […]
From its acquisition by the Hudson Guild of New York in 1917 to today's Hudson Farm Club, this has been an incredibly unique and special place. Learn about its evolution from farm to mansion to camp to club at this very special program.