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Home for the Holidays:
Holiday at the Abraham Staats House
Saturday, December 2nd, & Sunday, December 3rd, 2017
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission free, Donations accepted.
Decorations in the Dining Room in 2015
Page down for more details and to see photos from past events.
Join us
for seasonal festivities at the
Abraham Staats House
It's a
great way to enjoy the winter holidays while visiting a historic house
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Tom Harabin playing the
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Visit this historic home for the holidays!
The Abraham Staats House will be decked out in festive finery and offering light refreshments and seasonal music
for the Holiday at the Abraham Staats House! Built c. 1740, the house was home to the
Dutch Staats family for nearly two centuries and is now under the care of the Borough of South Bound Brook.
In recognition of its historic value, the house is listed on the NJ State and National registers of Historic
Places.
On Dec. 2 & 3 the Abraham Staats House will be open at no charge to the public from 1 pm – 4 pm.
On Dec. 9, the Madrigal Singers from Franklin Township High School will perform at 1 pm.
Come view the decorated rooms of the house, festively and individually decorated by local organizations
including Boy Scout Troop 42 & Cub Scout Pack 42, Reformed Church of Bound Brook,
South Bound Brook Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, the Women’s Guild of
South Bound Brook and Friends of the Abraham Staats House.
Stroll through the many rooms, learn about the history of the home, and get in the holiday spirit as you enjoy
the seasonal decorations and holiday music of the 18th century played on the mountain and hammered dulcimer,
bowed psaltery, mandolin, and fiddle throughout throughout the event by Tom Harabin.
The Abraham Staats House is located at
17 Von Steuben
Lane, South Bound Brook, NJ 08880.
(From Route 287 N or S: Use Exit 10 and follow the signs to South Bound Brook.
Von Steuben Lane is located off Route 527/Easton Ave. Look for the Abraham Staats House sign.)
For information call
732-369-3583 or visit
www.staatshouse.org
photos by Jody Gibian-Miles
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