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1325 Highway 77
Seabrook, NJ 08302
P: 856-451-8393
F: 856-341-1379
John Fuyuume
Project Director
info@
seabrookeducation.org
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to preserve and make known the unique history of Seabrook as a place where people of different races and cultures were given an opportunity for a new start in life. A book documents it in "Growing a Global Village". A video entitled "Seabrook Farms Remembered" traces its history.
Cultural Education at Seabrook
Exhibits, Lectures and Customized Programs for Grades K-12. Seabrook was called "The biggest vegetable factory on earth" by Life Magazine in 1955. As a major supplier of food for the military during World War II, it brought as many as 25 different ethnic groups from internment and refugee camps from around the world to fill the labor shortage.
Contact John Fuyuume, info@seabrookeducation.org, for more information about educational programming at Seabrook.
Group Tours at Seabrook
Admission to the Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center is free. Group tours and school groups by appointment please. A 40 minute presentation is part of the tour.
Contact John Fuyuume, info@seabrookeducation.org, with questions about planning a group visit to Seabrook.