Meeting – February 24, 2015 – Central NJ: Hub of the American Revolution
Author, historian and storyteller Bob Mayers will lift the veil and revive forsaken local locations at the monthly meeting of the Historical Society of Scotch Plains and Fanwood on Tuesday evening February 24th. He will discuss his latest book, “The Forgotten Revolution”. Lesser-known facts about NJ Revolutionary War battles, encampments and troop movements, critical evens will surprise you. He will revive the forgotten locations of The Short Hills, Pompton, Jockey Hollow, Bound Brook and the march to Yorktown through this area in 1781 with fresh research from original military records and onsite visits.
Bob Mayers is an active member of A former Human Resources executive he is a graduate of Rutgers University and was an adjunct professor Seton Hall University. Mayers served as a combat officer in the Navy and Marine Corps. Besides his new book The Forgotten Revolution, Mayers has a previous published book, “The War Man”, the biography of Corporal John Allison, who fought all eight years of the Revolutionary War. Mayers’ also authored the Allison/Mayers Family History—The portrait of an American Family that covers 600 years of the family’s history.
Please join us to hear Bob Mayers at this informative meeting. It is free and open to everyone. The meeting takes place at the Scotch Hills Country Club on Plainfield Avenue and Jerusalem Road in Scotch Plains, on Tuesday evening, February 24 at 8:00PM. Fellowship and refreshments follow the meeting.
Contact Connie Klock at 908-232-9489 for further information or write to us.
The Osborn Cannonball House Museum 
