Presentations
These presenters are available to give talks on various topics of local interest. (Please click the + button to view each presenter's list.)
Other than official representatives of the Atlantic County Historical Society, ACHS does not vouch for specific presenters or presentations. Contact presenters directly for terms and availability.
If you wish to be added to this list, please email our contact form with your information, presentation titles, and your resume/CV.
1776 3rd Battalion Atlantic County men at the Revolutionary War Battles at Trenton and Princeton
1777 3rd Battalion Atlantic County men at the Revolutionary War Battle of Red Bank on the Delaware
1778 3rd Battalion Atlantic County men at the Revolutionary War Battle at Chestnut Neck on the Mullica
The Life of 3rd Battalion Revolutionary War 1st Lt. Jeremiah Leeds, owner of Atlantic City
Colonial mills of Absecon Creek
Colonial mills of Nacote Creek
Colonial mills of English Creek
Colonial mills of Patcong Creek
The long-forgotten Brigantine Beach Railroad (1870-1910)
The Changing Beaches, Extra Inlets and Unchanging Bays of Atlantic County - 1600-present
Chef Nunzio Finelli - one of Philly's best 1800s chefs & 1st Gourmet Italian Chef
The Farming People & Trades of the Atlantic County Salt Marshes
Atlantic County's Fabulous Female Achievers
Contact: normangoos[at]gmail[dot]com
The History of the Library of Congress, the Veterans History Project, and the Atlantic County Veterans who have told their stories
Contact: mobrien1949[at]yahoo[dot]com
Atlantic City
Atlantic City: A City of Neighborhoods
Atlantic City: A Look Back
Chicken Bone Beach, Atlantic City
From On the Boardwalk to Under the Boardwalk:
The Music of Atlantic City
Old Hotels of Atlantic City
Segregation in the City: The Atlantic City Experience
The Atlantic City Experience: The Past, Present and Future of “America’s Favorite Playground”
The Boardwalk Empire: Tourism and Entertainment in Atlantic City
Stockton
Lenape, Pine Forest, South Jersey State, Carteret? Or, how Stockton got its name
Stockton Anniversaries and Archives
Genealogy
Finding Your Family: Beginning Genealogy
Making Sense of the Census
Where Did You Come From? Immigration, Naturalization, and Family History
Contact: heather[dot]perez[at]stockton[dot]edu