History Buffs: Learn About African American Contributions During the Revolutionary War

On a recent Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum | History Museum | Montgomery NJ (ssaamuseum.org) podcast, "Lifting the Veil" the hosts interviewed Brad Fay to talk about the contributions of African Americans during the Revolutionary War. The recording is available: veil.newpodcity.com

The podcast has a variety of topics and exceptional speakers sharing historical facts that are not often mentioned related to New Jersey and national events.   The museum also provides Oral Histories of people who settled in the Sourland region Oral Histories | Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum | Montgomery (ssaamuseum.org) and links on their website explaining when Europeans, Native Americans and African Americans settled in the area together:The People | SSAAM (ssaamuseum.org)

A resident of Griggstown village in Franklin Township, Brad is a former Montgomery Township Committeeman (2006-2011) and Deputy Mayor (2008). He is an active board member of history-related nonprofits such as the Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association and the Millstone Valley Preservation Coalition Professionally, Brad is the owner of a communications agency, Stepping Stone Strategies, and the founder of Discover Central New Jersey, an agritourism and heritage tourism platform.

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