Architecture of Cumberland County is an open-entry exhibition of any medium possible so long as the subject is of some aspect of Cumberland County's spectacular architecture.

Pollie Kenney's "Historic Architecture of Bridgeton" Pollie Kenney presented a PowerPoint show of historic architecture in Bridgeton that was on-going during the opening reception.

"The Architecture of Cumberland County, Past and Present" Matt Pisarski, of the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission gave a talk about Cumberland County's architecture on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 7:30 PM

Winning artwork of Bridgeton students from Watson & Henry Associates' twentieth annual Preservation Month Art Contest showcased the talent in our schools from kindergarten through 12th grade.  The juried contest is intended to help students appreciate the rich stock of historic architecture in Bridgeton, with the hope that an interest awakened in our young people will stay with them through life.  First, second and third prizes are awarded in five age categories.  In addition, each spring Watson & Henry Associates awards a scholarship to a graduating senior who is continuing on in art or architecture studies; a prerequisite for scholarship eligibility is having won an award in the Preservation Month Art Contest at one time in the student’s school career. 

Our annual Low County Boil Fundraiser was a raging success. Guest enjoyed delicious seafood and accompaning side dishes prepared and served by our gracious and generous hosts, Ned & Linda Young. Deserts were prepared by Gallery 50, Inc.'s board members. Sunset on the Cohansey River was supplied by nature and a good time was had by all.