The Historical Society of Ocean Grove

The Historical Society of Ocean Grove is dedicated to the conservation, education and preservation of the history of Ocean Grove, NJ both as a Coastal Jersey resort community and a Camp Meeting. The society is also dedicated to educating the general public on the contributions made to humanity by the residents, visitors and governing bodies of Ocean Grove; Victorian society, life and architecture and to assisting residents and property owners in the restoration of the Victorian and Edwardian edifices in the community.

The Historical Society of Ocean Grove is a non-profit organization which has received grants from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of  the Department of State, the NJ Cultural Trust, and the Monmouth County Historical Commission.

Women's Suffrage TimelineThe Woman's Suffrage Timeline a unique on line exhibit exploring the role of Ocean Grove in the Woman's Suffrage Movement of the late 19th Century and early 20th Century.

The founders of Ocean Grove strongly supported the Woman's Rights Movement, believing women should have the rights to work in professional fields, own property and to vote. Many renowned leaders of the Suffrage Movement spoke in Ocean Grove including Dr. Anna H. Shaw, Mrs. Powell Bond and Carrie Nation.

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