COLONIAL HOUSE Museum A hidden treasure in the heart of Cape May City

Located next to Cape May City Hall, the Colonial House (c 1730) was originally a tavern and the family home of Revolutionary War Patriot Memucan Hughes. The front room features a tavern room. Other rooms open to the public in this unsung survivor from Cape Island’s very beginning depict a colonial era cooking/eating room. A fine example of vernacular architecture and one of only a few remaining colonial homes open to the public in Cape May County.

Open Season: June 15th through September 15th

Wednesday through Saturday 1-4pm

Saturdays: “The Historian is In”

Free - Open to the Public

Donations are most welcome for the preservation of the Colonial House

Visit our website at www. capemayhistory.org and Like Us on Facebook

653½ WASHINGTON ST. (Next to Cape May City Hall)

Contact us at 1730colonialhouse@gmail.com

The Greater Cape May Historical Society 501c(3)

A non-profit and stewards of the Colonial House

Cape May Presbyterian Church

You are welcome to worship with us any Sunday, in person, on Facebook Live, or on Youtube at your leisure.

• 8:30 am Beach Church: park in our lot (Decatur and Columbia) and walk to the sea, and you’ll find us! Bring your own seat!

•11 am Celebration Worship with jazz

• Don’t miss this month’s Jazz Vespers, featuring Edgardo Cintron’s Mambo Magic, in our acoustically and visually beautiful sanctuary. July 16th at 3 pm, for only a $10 donation.

Our Craft Group meets at 6 pm on Wednesday evenings all summer, serving all skill levels! Materials provided.

You can find more info about our events and who we are on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube, or by sending us an email or giving us a call.

As always, we are praying for you, and wishing you the many blessings of summer!