About Us
The Lambertville Historical Society sponsors events and activities that promote community awareness and appreciation of Lambertville’s history and architecture. The Lambertville Historical Society also maintains and manages the James Wilson Marshall Museum at 60 Bridge St. in Lambertville. We also collect and preserve items of historical interest and make them accessible for public research.
Our Mission
Enriching the Present by Engaging our Past
The Lambertville Historical Society fosters, inspires and encourages the awareness, preservation and appreciation of Lambertville’s history and architecture through education, member engagement, community involvement, and the curation, promotion and conservation of the James Wilson Marshall House and Museum.
Board approved 2023
LHS is busy! See our 2022 LHS & Marshall Museum Year in Review
2024 Officers
- President Jeffrey Campbell
- Vice President Liz Riegel
- Treasurer Patrick Gallagher
- Secretary Nancy Campbell
2024 Board of Trustees
- Fred Eisinger
- Chuck Hansen
- Ed Hoag
- Regina Hoag
- Peter Krais
- Lee Lawrence
- Michael Menche
- Tom Ogren
2024 LHS Advisory Board
- Lauren Braun-Strumfels
- Naomi Drew
- Marc Fanelli
- Deborah Galen
- Suzanne Gitomer
- Holly Havens
- Nora Linderman
- Jeff McVey
- Ursula Mento
- Irene Rudolph
- Karen Taylor-Ogren
- Lou Toboz
- Laurie Weinstein
- Mark Weinstein