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NJ’s Smallest Registered Cemetery

  • 09/26/2007

After finding the Olde Stone House Village and doing some research, I found out nearby Bunker Hill Presbyterian is home to the smallest registered graveyard in the state. It has only 4 graves, 3 of which have stones. 2 were just about unreadable; one was faint but the...

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Olde Stone House Village

  • 07/21/2005

This small park is in Sewell in Gloucester County, pretty close to the Pebble Palace. What a brilliant idea. People are always sad to see an old important building in their town taken down for something stupid like a pizza joint. So what did these folks do? Why,...

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Pebble Palace

  • 07/21/2005

When I first heard about it, I thought it would be bigger. It’s still kinda cool I guess….I really was expecting more though. This odd place is located in between 2 houses right along a main road near Deptford. “Pebble Palace” consists of a few little buildings and...

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Red Bank Battlefield

  • 04/20/2005

I recently read about a little-known battlefield along the Delaware. After learning some of the history and reading that ruins from the fort could be found in the park, I decided to visit. The name itself shows just how few people know of the place, at least on...

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Roadside Gravestones on Route 40

  • 05/20/2004

I found 3 grave stones right on the side of the road. The first was of someone who was killed by a drunk driver. I’ve seen roadside memorials for others killed by drunk drivers, especially on the Parkway, but never an actual stone. Across the street were 2...

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The Blue Hole

  • 12/06/2002

First visited 12/02 Pics from 2/05 The Blue Hole is one of those places I simply don’t understand why people make a big deal out of it. From what I heard, the Blue Hole was well-hidden in the woods of southwest Jersey. What was noteworthy about it was...

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