The Montclair History Center, Friends of the Howe House and St. Mark's United Methodist Church are Grand Marshals.

Executive Director Angelica Diggs sits down to unpack what it was like to be one of 19 attendees at this year’s History Leadership Institute.

Listen to Montclair residents’ firsthand experiences of World War II in this new oral history podcast.

Meet the new employees helping to preserve Montclair history.

Listen to Montclair residents’ firsthand experiences of the Great Depression in this new oral history podcast.

Montclair artist Ela Shah shares new two pieces of artwork that reflect her experience growing up as part of the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community in Montclair, in her own words.

Before scheduled playdates, organized leagues, and screen time, childhood in Montclair was defined by freedom, imagination, and neighborhood connections.

How has food and shopping changed in Montclair from the 30s to 60s?

We pay tribute to Anne Hallowell Mockridge, a beloved part of Montclair History.

A digital collection focusing on the Italian Americans of Montclair is now available!