Historic Sites in Pemberton, NJ

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Four miles east of Brown Mills, which is on SSH 530 south of Ft. Dix. In the 1770s this was a busy iron for...

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Founded in 1752, The Relief Fire Co. is the oldest active volunteer company in the nation. Fire House Is On Premises

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Built in 1896 by Joseph Allen, this was the first home in town with indoor plumbing. The land was purchased from Mark...

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This church was built in 1875. Dr. A. E. Scheibner had his office here from 1969 until 1992. In 2000 it was converted...

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In the 1830?s James Still, Herbal Doctor of the Pines, attended here. The earliest of Medford?s four rural one-room s...

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The barracks serves as an educational center for Colonial and American history, and stands as the last re...

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Isaac Stratton, son of Mark Stratton, in c. 1760 built this Flemish Bond brick home. It was probably built in two sec...

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Erected by Medford Township in honor of the men and women who served their country 1941 in World War II 1945 Abate, C...

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The Smithville Mansion is the home of industrialist, inventor, congressman and entraeprenauer, H.B. Smith. Pioneer...

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Memorial for area's premier spiritual Quaker leader & abolitionist of the 1700s.

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This mid 1800?s house was once a private boarding school run by Milton H. Allen. The next year, 1874, it became Medfo...

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Mansion of James Langstaff Farmer 1830 Purchased by Mount Holly Library - 1957 Chartered by King George III - 1765

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Used in Revolutionary War Erected By Camp No 71 P.O.S. of A. Mount Holly, N.J. 1915

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A working gristmill dating back to 1778.

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Purchased for $120 by Evesham in 1813 from Enoch and Hannah Stratton for a public burying ground. Became part of Medf...

Hanover Furnace