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Louisa May Alcott Wants You to Vote
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, BBHS will present a look back at the role of beloved author Louis May Alcott as a champion of suffrage.
Bradley Counts: The Census
Who lived at 206 Newark Ave? The 1910 Census shows that Hiram Bradner, the son of William B. Bradner, one of the founders of Bradley Beach, his wife Edith, and 9 month old son Wesley lived at that address.
Living History: Capture Life in the Time of Corona
BBHS invites you to chronicle a day in your life by sharing a page from your journal, sketch book or photo album that captures every day life in Bradley Beach during this unprecedented time.
And the Winner Is…
At the first meeting of the Historical Society in 2020, Bradley resident and Councilman Al Gubitosi presented an engraved cup from the 6th annual Mardi Gras & Mask Fete dated September 2, 1927. BBHS president Paul Neshamkin (left) and Board member Kathie Deak accepted...
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