
Help Us Convey the "Complicated" Histories of the American Revolution
Join us as we continue to organize public history events on
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Image: Sheriff arresting Quaker pacifist

Luckily, colonial attire is not required!
Have fun with us as we carry out our mission to convey public history!
Contact us if you're interested in getting involved with the Indian King Tavern Museum!
(856) 429 - 6792
"It takes a village" to organize and pull off the annual Haddonfield Skirmish and all of the educational lead-up events every spring! (The Haddonfield Skirmish team is part of the Friends of the Indian King Tavern Museum.)
Get involved with our diverse team of organizers as we plan:
- Annual free lecture series
- Annual theatrical event (or political debate)
- Colonial- and revolutionary-era events throughout town on Skirmish day
Email the Haddonfield Skirmish team!
... Working Together to Expand Public History Programs!
The Friends of the Indian King Tavern Museum is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting and funding educational programs related to New Jersey's treasure, the Indian King Tavern Museum in Haddonfield.
Philip Zoebisch | President
The Haddonfield Skirmish and all its related events are organized by the Friends of the Indian King Tavern.
The group organizes:
In conjunction with local and regional organizations, the team seeks to convey the complexities of the political, economic, social and military struggles gripping the small Quaker village in 1778.
To honor the Quaker roots of the village, the organizers incorporate the pacifists' viewpoint on the American Revolution.
Events take place every spring starting in April; The Skirmish takes place on the first Saturday in June.
Join us as we get ready for 2026 -- America's 250th anniversary!
We love volunteers with all backgrounds and skill levels!
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