Why I’ve waited so long to put this one up I don’t know. The Freight Station sits just on the side of Rt. 166, diagonally across from Huddy Park. It looks like a rail car and is quite weathered now. The middle part of the roof is sinking...
Along Rt. 30 you can find the Fireside Steakhouse, which is now closed and for sale. Behind the building is an odd little village….almost looked like a Midgetville. The small town is called Fireside Village, and it has just about everything: its own chapel, a general store, a...
We discovered this while out geocaching. It may have half-burned down a last fall, but that doesn’t take away from the uniqueness of this bridge. You may no longer be able to cross it, but you can still see where this bridge leads……nowhere. To quote another cacher “Definitely...
This was a cool place, but I feel the name is a bit misleading; sure there are trolley cars, but they’re outnumbered by freights, trucks, and buses. According to the story, a trolley museum was in the works but never came to be. So the trolleys have sat...
These large concrete blocks were once supports for The Tuckerton Wireless…..a large (865 feet tall, 20 feet wide) tower which was built in Germany and assembled on Hickory Island, in Mystic Island. Supposedly the tower was used against us during WWI to radio our secrets to Germany. It...
First visited 11/04 Photos from 8/05 Don’t really know much about this one; simply put, it’s a house with a chair on the very top of it. I’ve passed it quite a few times but never bothered to take a picture of it. The only thing I can...
Mary Ellis’ grave itself isn’t all to interesting…it’s its location that makes it interesting. Yup, that’s one grave, sitting by itself in the New Brunswick Loews Theater parking lot, 5-6 feet higher than the rest of the ground. Back in the day, the surrounding area was her fiance’s...
Stumbled upon this lil’ oddity after getting hopelessly lost in Wharton State Forest. This can be found right on the side of Rt. 542.
