Boards & Commissions

The Township of Mullica Historical Society

Preserving and bringing to light the rich history of the Township of Mullica. The Mullica in the Pines Historical Society Museum is located in the Hilda Frame School.

Historical Information

Mullica Township officially came into existence at a meeting held at Pleasant Mills on February 21, 1838. Formed from the western section of Galloway Township, Mullica originally included the greater part of the Town of Hammonton and a portion of Egg Harbor City.

The township and its famous river were officially named after Eric Mullica, a Scandinavian settler who lived in Lower Bank during the seventeenth century. There are still historically significant areas and structures remaining in the township, some dating back to the early 1700s.

Visit the museum

Saturdays, 12:00 – 2:00 PM

Hilda Frame School
3410 Nesco Road, Nesco, NJ 08037

Historical Inquiries

Contact

Francis Paulsgraf

609-442-9590

Contact

Vicki Champion

609-892-3919

Explore Mullica’s history

Visit the museum at the Hilda Frame School on Saturdays from 12:00 – 2:00 PM.