• Reenatctors try to stay warm outside soldier huts in Jockey Hollow

    Morristown

    National Historical Park New Jersey

Our Staff & Offices

N A M E / T I T L E / P H O N E / E M A I L

Administration

Jill Hawk
MORR SUPERINTENDENT 973-539-2016 x 200 / e-mail us

Anne DeGraaf
Management Assistant 973-539-2016 x 201 / e-mail us

Sheila Hamilton
Admin Officer 973-539-2016 x207/
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Claudia Mosquera
MORR ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNICIAN 973-539-2016 x209 e-mail us

Curatorial
Jude Pfister
CHIEF OF CULTURAL RESOURCES 973-984-2313 x204 / e-mail us

Joni Rowe
MUSEUM SPECIALIST 973-984-2313 x203 / e-mail us

Krystal Poelstra
MUSEUM TECHNICIAN 973 539-2016 x214 e-mail us

Sarah Minegar
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Maintenance
Brian Brodhead
MORR MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 973 539-5498 / e-mail us

Wade Miller
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 973-539-4608/ e-mail us

Gerald Molnar
PAINTER 973-267-5911/ e-mail us

James T Farrell
MAINTENANCE WORKER 973-539-4608/ e-mail us

Scott Wakefield
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Kevin Sehrier
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Interpretation
Justin Monetti
Chief of Interpretation 973-539-2016 e-mail us

Eric Olsen
MORR PARK RANGER/HISTORIAN 973-285-0126 / e-mail us

Thomas Winslow
MORR PARK RANGER 973 285 0126 / e-mail us

Kevin Hanley
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Pamela Dobben
MORR PARK GUIDE 973 539-2016 x210 / e-mail us

John Hazel
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Kim Watts
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Andy Danneker
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Law Enforcement

Rich Aldridge
Chief Ranger 973-543-7958 e-mail us

Peter Leon
PARK RANGER 973-543-7958 e-mail us

Andrew Ginrich
PARK RANGER 973-543-7958 e-mail us

Tim Socha
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Natural Resources

Robert Masson
MORR BIOLOGIST 908 766-6841 / e-mail us








All inquires can be made by sending them to:
Morristown National Historical Park
30 Washington Place
Morristown, NJ 07960

Did You Know?

line of battle

A Line of Battle was the standard 18th century troop formation. It generally consisted of a double row of men which allowed one row to fire as the other row reloaded.