North Jersey History & Genealogy Center.

The collection consists of campaign flyers, constituent communications, and political pins dating from 1844 through 2018, with gaps. The bulk of the Election Advertisements and Political Newsletters were donated by long term Morristown residents and reflect both Republican and Democratic candidates from the 1980s through late 2010s, and the materials illustrate changing philosophical and political alignments among the parties. Newsletters provide...

The bulk of the collection consists of 39 volumes of Conover's Cash Store News, both original copies and reproductions made from high-resolution scans. This monthly publication featured George Conover's tips on frugal living along with columns dedicated to local news ("Items of Interest"), household hints, trivia and jokes, and a healthy amount of advertising for his grocery and printing businesses.

This collection documents the career of a long-time Morristown firefighter and his rise through the ranks of the local fire department. The collection spans from 1883-1998 with the bulk of material dated 1960-1976. The documents, materials and artifacts found here (including fire ribbons and badges as well as a 19th century boarding house register book kept by his grandmother) were either created or collected by George Nixon.

The business materials of this collection are intended to enhance or supplement research regarding Morris County, New Jersey, and in particular, Morristown, New Jersey. The Business Ephemera and Artifacts Collection covers primarily the 19th and early 20th centuries, but includes some material to the present. Items contained in this collection include business cards, invoices, correspondence, mass cards, hardware, bottles, and toys. Subsequent material...

This collection is composed of four black and white portrait photographs of cats. Two of the images are of a trio of cats and two of the images contain one cat. In all the pictures the cats have been placed upon either a pedestal or a table top.

Pre and post-Revolutionary War era correspondence and genealogical collection created by the Faesch family of Morris County. John Jacob Faesch was an important figure in the iron mining/iron ore industry that helped to supply George Washington's army with artillery and ammunition.

This collection was compiled by several generations of the Humphreville and Pierson families and handed down to Helen Pierson Hettinger. The Pierson Hettinger Papers include account books and personal records, including letters, speeches, historical research, and school papers. Materials reflect the lives of both the Pierson family of Morristown and the Humphreville family of Morristown and Newark.

The collection contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, handbooks, certificates, prize ribbons, photographs and memorabilia of a Morristown, New Jersey Girl Scout.