What’s so special about Tuckerton? Plenty of history! Tuckerton Historical Society President John Yates will give an overview of the town that was settled in 1699 as Little Egg Harbor and will highlight the most important facets of its history on May 18 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Using artifacts on display in the museum as prompts, Yates will start with the Lenni Lenape who settled along the Tuckerton Creek and left shell mounds behind as they migrated to the woodlands in winter.
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