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Thomas Paine Statue in Bordentown, NJ
Thomas Paine is best known for the published pamphlet, “Common Sense.” His writing helped drive the colonists in the fight for American Independence. After the Revolutionary War, Thomas Paine bought a cottage in Bordentown. In 1997, the Bordentown Historical Society erected a statue of Thomas Paine to remember his legacy…
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Clara Barton Schoolhouse in Bordentown, NJ
Clara Barton is best known for being the founder of the American Red Cross, but did you know she is also credited with establishing the first free public school in the state of New Jersey?
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Vincentown-Tabernacle Telephone Museum in Vincentown, NJ
A privately owned telephone company, named the Vincentown-Tabernacle Telephone Company, operated in the early twentieth-century and was the last independent telephone company in South Jersey.
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The Mill Street Bridge in Vincentown, NJ
Located in Vincentown, the Mill Street Bridge was built in 1918 and stretches over the Rancocas Creek.
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William K. Haines Schoolhouse in Vincentown, NJ
Located in Vincentown, the William K Haines Schoolhouse was a one-room private school built in 1860.
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Whitesbog Historic Village in Browns Mills, NJ
Located in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, Whitesbog Historic Village is a cranberry farming community, founded in 1857 and still stands today.
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Dr. James Still Historic Office Site in Medford, NJ
Dr. James Still, known as the “Black Doctor of the Pines,” was a herbalist and homeopathic healer in the mid-nineteenth century.
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Historic Peachfield in Westampton, NJ
In 1725, Henry Burr built the Peachfield Planation House in Westampton, NJ.
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Roebling Museum in Roebling, New Jersey
The Roebling Museum focuses on the Company Town of Roebling, where people lived and worked at the Steel Mill.
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Kirby’s Mill in Medford, NJ
Located in Medford, Kirby’s Mill was one of the oldest and last operating commercial mills in the state of New Jersey.
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