If rain, meet us inside Somers Mansion built by Richard Somers’ grandfather in 1725.??? 1000 Shore Road at corner with MacArthur Blvd., Somers Point, NJ.?? Paved parking off MacArthur Blvd.?? Overflow parking behind Atlantic County Heritage Society next door.??? Fundraiser, […]
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This Labor Day Monday, thousands of visitors heading home from Ocean City will drive right by a 300-year-old house on a hill in Somers Point. At that same time, I and dozens of area residents will be in front of that house hearing the remarkable story of the national hero who grew up there.
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This might be the only chance for your kids to hear the truth about American history this year! So please make a special effort to bring?a friend, your kids or grandkids along.????We need a few more people to pick up
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No charge for 1:30 PM Somers Mansion ceremony. Cash-bar fund-raising buffet right afterwards at Gregory’s across street at 900 Shore Road, Somers Point. $25 person/$35 couple.
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Click on the title link above to listen to our radio spots promoting our annual Richard Somers Day Celebration and Fundraiser.
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This may be the only chance for your kids to hear the truth about American history this year!
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?The Congress shall have the power. . .? to declare war. . . make rules concerning capture on land and water. . .? to raise and support armies. . . ?? U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 8.??? I understand why
Join us at Congressman LoBiondo’s office in Mays Landing this Monday to tell him about it!
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We had a good turnout delivering a letter to Congressman Frank LoBiondo urging him to defend our country, the rule of law, and to oppose amnesty. Check out pictures from the event and read the letter for yourself.
Compare Wall Street Journal article “More young adults boarding with Mom and Dad” with the story of Richard Somers. Somers was 23 years old when given command of navy warship-sailed to North Africa in 1801. Finished school at age 16, with better reading, writing, math, and science skills than most college grads today.
