The Nutley Historic Preservation Committee hosted the first in a series of public presentations as part of its Historic Home Series of Nutley.
Co-sponsored by the Nutley Historical Society, the series leads off at the Nutley Museum on Nov. 2, 2023.
This first presenters were given by NHPC members, Luke Michels and Dante Intindola, both life-long residents of the town.
Their presentation will include an overview of the Nutley architect, William A. Lambert with a discussion of Lambert homes, its impact on the town’s development and other notable architectural styles of Nutley.
“Nutley homeowners often ask the question, Is my house a Lambert house?” said Jim Levendusky, chairman of the Committee. “This presentation will help answer that question and will also show how influential Lambert was in Nutley’s transition from rural town to metro suburb,” continued Levendusky.
Nutley Museum exhibits were open for viewing prior to the event.
About the Nutley Historic Preservation Committee
The Nutley Historic Preservation Committee, through the Township’s Historic Preservation Ordinance, helps protect historic sites and structures and educate the public on Nutley’s place in history. Its members are appointed by the mayor and meets on the third Thursday of each month at town hall.