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Historic Memoir Celebration Parker Homestead

Karen Irvine, Neighbor

WHAT: Join Sickles Market & the Parker Homestead-1665 Board of Directors for a
Celebration as they celebrate  

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the newly re-printed The Parker Family History by Julia G. Parker.

 

 

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WHEN/WHERE: Saturday, April 2, 2011 3pm-5pm at Sickles Market on Harrison Avenue, Little Silver 732 741.9563 www.sicklesmarket.com 

The Parker Family History by Julia G. Parker will be available for purchase at Sickles Market beginning this Saturday at the price of $20.  All proceeds will benefit historic preservation of The Parker homestead-1665. The event is free to the public.

 

Members of the Parker Homestead-1665 Board of Directors will be on hand to discuss the rich history of Ms. Julia Parker, whose ancestors are the founding family of Little Silver and also ancestors of the Sickles family of Sickles Market.

 

The Parker Homestead is located next to Sickles Market. It was dedicated by Julia Parker, the last surviving owner, to the borough in 1994, one year before she died. It is one of the top three oldest homes in Monmouth County. The Board is currently creating a plan to use, finance and operate the historic property.

 

Press Contact: Karen Irvine kjirvine1@gmail.com 732.216.6335

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