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A Montclair family has purchased the historic “Evergreens” Shultz house from the Montclair History Center with plans to restore it.

The pandemic of 1918 and its impact on Montclair is one of the upcoming talks in the "History at Home" series by the Montclair History Center.

On Oct. 12, 1918, the Montclair Times published the State Health Department’s recommendations to contain the spread of the Spanish Flu.

BY JAIMIE JULIA WINTERS winters@montclairlocal.news Time has stood still at the Charles Shultz home, “Evergreen,” for the last 123 years. But that could soon change as the Montclair History Center board — its stewards since 1997 — announced today it can no longer financially care for the three-story, 21 room home, most of which has barely changed in the house’s history. Completed in 1896 for Cha..

Halloween customs in different traditions, and some new ones, too.

Black history is the subject for a screening off “A Place to Become: Montclair Through the Eyes of the Glenridge Avenue YWCA Women (1920-1965)” on Feb. 18.

Walk. Talk. Taste Montclair! Montclair History Center Sunday, Dec. 10, 2 p.m. mail@montclairhistorical.org, 973-744-1796 to register montclairhistory.org By LARK LO For Montclair Local The Montclair History Center will serve some of the best dishes the town has to offer at its “Walk. Talk ...