Somehow I’ve overlooked this. These pics are over a year old; I just never put them up. The Sex Plant is an interesting little find just down the road a bit from where the Pioneer Smelting Company was. Not really much to say; it’s a small building that’s...
Most sites won’t cover a place like this, and I feel they’re missing out on quite a bit by not doing so. This prison was finished in 1811 and used up til 1965. For the most part, it’s in its original condition, with many of the walls still...
According to New Jersey Curiosities, Jenkins Chapel, with room for only 28, is the smallest church in NJ. I wasn’t really impressed; it doesn’t really look like a church from the outside. It sure is small though. I thought this abandoned building next to it was more interesting.
This house can be found along Rt. 72. Most people agree it’s around 100 years old. It also has a double outhouse behind it. I stopped at the gas station next to it and asked for some info on it. The guy there said nobody’s lived in it...
Whitesbog was founded around 1870 and produced a blueberries & cranberries well into the 20th century. The town is surprisingly well-preserved. The general store even has an old soda machine in front of it. We did manage to find some remains of a building in the woods. And...
Originally visited 4/03 Updated 2/05 & 3/07 Hermann City was a short-lived town along the Mullica River in southern NJ. It was supposed to have been founded in 1870 and served as a glass works; unfortunately the glass works closed only 3 years later. I was told that’s...
Nov. ’04 – I removed this from the site for a while because it was rather boring. We originally went in April ’03 and figured the furnace was gone. I’ve since found out the furnace IS still there….it’s been buried. So all the info on this page is...
