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Welcome to our web site!

The Sayreville Historical Society was founded in 1974. It has adopted as its Motto “Preserving the past to serve the future” and aims to promote an interest in history, focusing especially on that of the Borough of Sayreville. Membership is open to all, children and adults alike.

The Society meets on the second Thursday of each month, September through June at 7:30 pm, at the Sayreville Senior Center.

In 1984, Sayreville New School No.1 became the permanent home of the Sayreville Historical Museum.

After a year of construction, to include both handicapped accessible elevator and bathrooms, the Sayreville Historical Society would like to announce the grand reopening of the Sayreville Museum.

Our Museum, is normally open to the public every Sunday from 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM. 

Located at 425 Main Street Sayreville, NJ 08872.

Directions to the Museum

Images of America: Sayreville NJ (Paperback) $19.99

Available at the museum, or by calling Amy Puchala at (732)257-4867

News

Sayreville Community Day was a great success!! There were 72 entries in the "Guess the Artifact" Contest. Only one person identified it correctly!

The winner was Anthony Sattilaro who won a copy of the book Images of Sayreville.

The wooden object was a gas alarm used during WWI to warn people of a gas leak in the area.

A new copy of our Newsletter the Roundabout is now available!!!  The Roundabout

 Photos of the museum by Katharina Loniewski added to the web site! Click here to see those!

Joan Lytkowski, President

Lorraine Laubach Vice President

Barbara Groncki, Corresponding Secretary

Carol Kadi,  Recording Secretary

John Kosakowski, Treasurer

Adoree Nielsen, Trustee

Arlene Hahn, Trustee

Katherine Boehm, Trustee

Eleanore Egan, Trustee

 Carol Kadi was interviewed by the Suburban, a local news paper. You can click here to read that interview.

Please visit our towns official web site:

Sayreville.com

We would like to invite other historical societies and museums from New Jersey to join us on our "share a link" program. Then we can all link up together! To have your historical related link included on our web site, please send an e-mail to us!

Historical Morgan Web Site

Thomas Warne Museum

A History of The Sayre and Fisher Brick Company

Do you have a special memory of Sayreville that you would like to share?

Please E-Mail it to us! We may include it on our web site!