Annual Luncheon Presentation

Dr. Richard Veit shared new archaeological insights at the UCHS Annual Luncheon, highlighting Revolutionary War–era discoveries in Union County. Members gathered to review updates, exchange research, and honor the society’s ongoing preservation work.

Caldwell Obelisk and Heart Grant

UCHS received recognition for the preservation of the Caldwell obelisk through the Heart Grant initiative, ensuring long-term care for this important Revolutionary War memorial.

Singer Manufacturing in Elizabethport

A feature on the Singer Manufacturing Company in Elizabethport detailed its growth, industrial innovations, and contributions to wartime production. Historic images captured the scale of the operations, tool rooms, needle rooms, and foundries.

In Memoriam

The society remembers with gratitude longtime member Michael Yesenko for his contributions to Union County history and preservation.

FAQs

Who was Dr. Richard Veit?

Dr. Veit is a historian and archaeologist who frequently collaborates with UCHS, presenting research on Union County’s Revolutionary War history.

What was the significance of Singer Manufacturing in Union County?

Singer’s Elizabethport facility was a global leader in sewing machine production and played a vital role in wartime manufacturing during the 20th century.