MEETINGS 1ST MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT 7 PM (EXCEPT JULY & AUGUST) AT THE TRAIN STATION
TRAIN STATION OPEN BY APPOINTMENT AND WHENEVER THE "OPEN FLAG" IS FLYING
TRAIN STATION OPEN BY APPOINTMENT AND WHENEVER THE "OPEN FLAG" IS FLYING
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SEPTEMBER 28th, 2024
** POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER **
LOOK FOR NEW SPRING DATE SOON Hey Magnolia! It's been a while, but we are hosting a flea market on September 28th at the Train Station. Information can be found on our google form below. Contact for this flea market is Tony Dodds. We will also be having a hoagie sale the same day look out for that post up coming with other events. CLICK HERE for Google Form |
It's time for a Fall Hoagie Sale! Gearing up for our first flea market in several years on Saturday, September 28th & want to make lunch plans early? You're in-luck, the Magnolia Historical Society is having its next hoagie sale the same day! If you are a flea market participant, we will deliver it to your spot. Just tell us when you place your order. . We have the following variety available for pre-order for $6 each:
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Regular - Italian - Turkey & Cheese - Ham & Cheese - Roast Beef & Cheese - Mixed Cheese
We get our hoagies from Rastelli's Market.
To preorder contact Levi Cruz 856-952-1641 (text preferred) or [email protected]
Please include your Full Name with order. Deadline for pre-orders is Friday, September 20th at 3:00pm.
It is recommended to pre-order so we can achieve our goal. We will have limited qty of Regular & Italian Hoagies available for non-preorder customers.
Order pick-up will be Saturday September 28th from 11am - 1pm (or until sellout) at the Train Station.
Look for pick-up zone on pick-up day to help us with the flea market. Volunteer opportunities available.
We have a calling list for the hoagies as well if you would like to be added to our call list, send us a private message.
As always all proceeds benefit the Magnolia Historical Society and help us preserve & protect our history as well as maintain the train station and neighboring park.
We get our hoagies from Rastelli's Market.
To preorder contact Levi Cruz 856-952-1641 (text preferred) or [email protected]
Please include your Full Name with order. Deadline for pre-orders is Friday, September 20th at 3:00pm.
It is recommended to pre-order so we can achieve our goal. We will have limited qty of Regular & Italian Hoagies available for non-preorder customers.
Order pick-up will be Saturday September 28th from 11am - 1pm (or until sellout) at the Train Station.
Look for pick-up zone on pick-up day to help us with the flea market. Volunteer opportunities available.
We have a calling list for the hoagies as well if you would like to be added to our call list, send us a private message.
As always all proceeds benefit the Magnolia Historical Society and help us preserve & protect our history as well as maintain the train station and neighboring park.
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Thanks to all the vendors, patrons, volunteers, and society member who helped us make previous years' Flea Markets a great success!
Back-to-school season means that all things FALL are almost here! Come on out to our wonderful fall event!
Friday, October 4, 4:30-9:00. Fun for the whole family!
Friday, October 4, 4:30-9:00. Fun for the whole family!
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Magnolia Street Market is a collaboration of the Magnolia Fire Department and Magnolia Historical Society. The goal is to create a fun and safe space for the community to come together and have a good time.
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15TH ANNUAL MAGNOLIA STATION TRAIN SHOW
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2024 9:00 am to 3:00 pm DOOR PRIZES EVERY HALF HOUR MODEL RAILROAD and TOY TRAIN SALES ALL GAUGES, and Pictures and Documents OPERATING MODEL RAILROAD LAYOUTS ADMISSION: $5.00 PER PERSON ADULT
$3.00 PER STUDENT (11 – 13) CHILDEN UNDER 10 FREE WITH AN ADULT Vendor Info: Contact: Jason Sawyer 856-938-8455 Tables are $20 each Click Here for Vendor Form Location: The Magnolia Community Hall 425 W. Brooke Avenue Magnolia, New Jersey 08049 CLICK ON MAP FOR LINK TO GOOGLE MAPS >>> |
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The New Jersey Southern (NJS) model railroading group will have a display of their N-scale model railroad modules at the train show
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In Memory of Helen Bradley
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On September 28, 2023, Helen (nee Hammond), age 94, beloved wife of the late Thomas L. Bradley, III. Survived by her children Thomas L. Bradley, IV (the late Mary Ellen) of Blue Anchor and Kathleen Gladden (Ted) of Magnolia. Loving grandmother of 7 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Sister of the late Edward Hammond and the late Elizabeth Falkinburg. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and cousins. Helen formerly worked as the Magnolia Borough Clerk and was an elected Councilwoman. She was also a member of Magnolia United Methodist Church, Magnolia Historical Society (Founder), Magnolia Democratic Club, and the Magnolia Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing on Friday, October 6, 2023 from 10am to 11am at the: ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Blvd., Clementon, NJ 08021. Funeral Services will begin at 11am. Interment: Berlin Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations to Barrington First United Methodist Church, 140 Clements Bridge Rd., Barrington, NJ 08007 and/or the Magnolia Historical Society, 438 Evesham Ave. East, Magnolia, NJ 08049. Share memories at OraLWoosterFuneralHome.com.
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Magnolia resident Helen Bradley, 86, with the Magnolia Historical Society stands outside of the Magnolia Train Station. Wednesday, May 6, 2015. John Ziomek / Courier-Post (Click Photo for 2015 article)
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Just in time for the holidays, the Magnolia Historical Society is selling 11 1/2 X 17 inch laminated placemats featuring historic homes of Magnolia with artwork by one of our founding members Jim Hannold. A set of 4 for $10.00 or $3 each.
Highlighted events from the past...
IMAGES OF MEMORIAL DAY
MONDAY, MAY 28th, 2018
Thank You to our Special Guest Speaker!
Peter Hamilton
West Jersey History Project
Monday, October 3rd, 2016
Please visit their website links below:
West Jersey History Project: Website
West Jersey History Project: Facebook
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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR LAST GUEST SPEAKER
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About the author (2016) Craig E. Burgess graduated from Audubon High School in Audubon, New Jersey, as the valedictorian of the class of 1963. He entered Rutgers University as a pre-med student, then changed his major after his sophomore year, graduating with a double major in languages: Spanish and German. He received a teaching fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania and, in 1968, was hired as a Spanish instructor for the new Cherry Hill High School East, located only six miles from his home in Audubon. Craig completed his master’s degree at Penn—in education—in 1971 and spent his entire twenty-six-year teaching career at CHHSE, taking early retirement in 1994. While at East, he served as Language Department Chairperson for six years and as faculty advisor to the Spanish Honor Society, the school’s Adopt-A-Grandparent program, and the International Literary Club—a group of students who received national recognition for its language magazine, Passport. Craig’s writing “career” began in 1987—at the age of forty-two—after receiving national recognition for a poem he had composed on one of his forty-one visits to the Hawaiian Islands: a poem entitled “A Fleeting Glimpse of Paradise,” the title selected for this collection of photographs and poems, a collection published after more than thirty years of experiences in the islands
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1915-2015 Magnolia: A History
Hello,
We would like to thank everyone for all the interest in our new book. This book is different from Images of America book. We (the members of the MHS) are authoring & publishing this new updated compendium to celebrate our 25th anniversary and the town 100th year celebration. The book has arrived and will be available for sale at our Spring Flea Market, May 9th at the Train Station grounds. We will also have the book available on May 16th at the Magnolia Centennial Celebration in the Borough Hall. Hope to see you all at the Flea Market & the Centennial. Best Regards, MHS Book Committee CLICK HERE to download a copy of the book order form |
FedEx came out again this year to clean up the station park and get it ready for our Spring Activities. Once again they did a great job - it looks GREAT!
. . . and is greatly appreciated
T H A N K S F E D E X ! ! !
Thank you for making our Train Show, Hoagie & Pie Sales
events a huge success!!!
On the Clementon Branch of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines
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