On display until the end of March - the Museum's current rotating exhibit is devoted to the history of African American's in Rutherford and the Meadowlands Area.  The exhibit features:

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• The Hoage Family - the first Black family to own their own home in Rutherford in 1868

• Slavery in the Meadowlands Area 

• The Underground Railroad in northern NJ

• Segregation of Housing in Rutherford until the mid 1960s

• The Rutherford Civil rights Commission (begun in 1964 as the first local Civil Rights Commission in NJ

• Notable African American Residents of Rutherford

• The Murray Hodge VFW Post 453, and

• The Tuskegee Airmen from Rutherford.