Gloucester
County New Jersey is a picturesque area with many historic homes and
pastoral scenes.
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Death of the Fox Inn, Mount Royal NJ. The inn was built around 1727.
It got its name because the hunters of the Gloucester Fox Hunting Club
(1766 to 1818) often gathered at the inn after the chase. This was the
first such hunt club in America. The first owner was Christopher Taylor.
During the American Revolution it was used for recruiting and as a military
headquarters.
GLOUCESTER
COUNTY NJ PHOTOS - on Pinterest
AURA,
N.J. - photograph
of Aura Methodist Church (located on Aura-Willowgrove Road
& Route 610, right in the center of town. Looking through the tree
limbs at the top you can see the steeple. My thanks to the webmaster
of elktownship.com for identifying the photograph).
BILLINGSPORT, N.J.
- Flickr
photographs of Billingsport
DEPTFORD, N.J.
- Old
Deptford Strangers Burial Ground
- Cattell Family Burial Ground
Photographs
of East Greenwich NJ - from EAST GREENWICH former
historian's site - includes photographs of historic homes in that township.
GLASSBORO, N.J.
Photographs of Heritage Glass
Museum and Hollybush Mansion,
Flickr
Photographs of Glassboro NJ
GREENWICH TOWNSHIP N.J. AREA (Gloucester
County -- there is a different Greenwich Township in Cumberland County).
Note Gibbstown is part of Greenwich Township
- Clonmell
Methodist Church
- Broad
Street School, Gibbstown N.J. [Greenwich Township School System]
- Old
Greenwich Township Municipal Building
- C.A.
Nothnagle Log House
NATIONAL PARK, NJ (new July 2005) -
The Red Bank Battlefield Park & James and Ann Whitall House
-
Flickr
photographs of National Park NJ
PAULSBORO:
-
Several photographs including
Tinicum Lighthouse
(new September 2005)
- Paulsboro
postcards (old) - Gill Memorial Library, Paulsboro NJ
- Paulsboro Library
(Gill Memorial Library) - new June 2006
- Tombstones and Inscriptions, St. Paul's Church
-
Flickr
photographs of Paulsboro NJ
PITMAN:
Photographs
of Pitman Grove (on Flickr)
Alcyon
Park & Lake (old photographs) [archived version]
History
of Alcyon Park Cleanup
SWEDESBORO - WOOLWICH
Photographs of Trinity Episcopal
"Old Swedes" Church,
the Mortenson-VanLeer (Shorn) Log Cabin
and other interesting buildings in SWEDESBORO N.J.
- Old Swedes Inn aka The Ford Hotel
(new)
- Moravian Church (new)
Adams Meeting House,
aka "Old Stone Church" near Swedesboro/Woolwich NJ
- HISTORY & CURRENT PHOTOS
WENONAH
Brief History & Photographs
Historic American
Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record - see blueprints
of historic homes in Gloucester County, and the
original documents used to apply for historic designation; also other
related photographs in Gloucester County NJ [and other sources]
After waiting four years [January 2007] from my first request,
the official Gloucester County (Freeholder) web site finally
updated their historic place section.[in 2011].
Adams
Methodist Episcopal Church, Road to Hendrickson's Mill, Swedesboro
vicinity, Gloucester County, NJ
Barnsboro Inn, Sewell NJ | Official
web site
Bethel
AME Church, Greenwich NJ
Benjamin Clark House, Deptford NJ - On the east side of the Woodbury-Glassboro
Road, Deptford Township. The west section of this old brick home is the
oldest, having been built in the late 18th century. The east section has
a stone insert, dated "1804. Because of Benjamin Clark's patriotic
activities during the Revolutionary War, his home was raided several times
by the British. Gloucester County College.
Bodo
Otto House (East Greenwich NJ web site)
Candor Hall-John Ladd House, W.
Deptford, NJ
Thomas Carpenter
House, Main & Martel Sts., Mantua
Jesse Chew House, Mantua NJ | Description
Death
of the Fox Inn (East Greenwich web site)
"Eighty
Acres" in Glassboro NJ [series of photographs]
Fort Billings Site Paulsboro NJ | Plan
& Sketches (American Memory) | New
Jersey Marker | Hidden
NJ Fort Billingsport |
Franklinville Inn, Franklinville NJ
Franklin Hotel, Franklinville NJ
Franklin House, Glassboro NJ | 2001
Article about Franklin House
Friends
Meeting House, Woodbury
Gill House, Paulsboro NJ
Holly
Bush, Glassboro | More photographs
Hopkins House,
Paulsboro vicinity
Hunter-Lawrence-Jessup House [now Gloucester
County Historical Society museum building], Woodbury NJ
Thomas Iredell House, Elk NJ
Thomas Iredell House #2, Ewan, NJ
Archibald Moffett
House, Mantua vicinity
Mickleton
Friends Meeting House (East Greenwich web site)
Moravian Church,
Sharptown Rd. Swedesboro vicinity | More
photographs and history
Moravian Church
Rectory, Swedesboro vicinity
Mullica Hill
Town Hall, S. Main St. (Bridgeton Pike) &
Woodstown Rd., Mullica Hill
Mullica Hill
Friends Meeting House, Mullica Hill (Harrison) NJ
Northnagle
Log Cabin | History
and photographs |
Gibbstown (Greenwich) NJ
Paul House,
Broad Street (near intersection of Commerce Street) Paulsboro NJ
Pitman Grove
Camp Meeting, Pitman
John Rambo
House, Mantua Grove Rd., Paulsboro vicinity
Red Bank Battlefield aka site of Fort Mercer,
in National Park, NJ
Richardson
Avenue School, Swedesboro (scroll down for photo) | History
only [Archive]
St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church, 51 N. Main St., Mullica Hill
Peter Stille
House, Swedesboro vicinity
Stanger
Burial Ground, Glassboro NJ
Stratton Mansion,
Swedesboro vicinity
St. Thomas'
Episcopal Church, Main & Focer Sts., Glassboro
The Tench Francis
House & Barn, Manuta Creek, Paulsboro vicinity
Trinity Church,
Church & Main Sts., Swedesboro | History
& Photos
Union
Street School, Mantua, NJ [archived version]
Vanleer "Schorn"
Cedar Log Cabin, Swedesboro vicinity | 2nd
photograph
West-Newbold
House, Swedesboro vicinity [10/03 - the current owner indicates this
house is the Thomas West House in Westville]
Whitall House,
Delaware River & Hessian Ave., National Park | 2nd
photograph
James Whitall
Jr.House, National Park, Gloucester County, NJ
Zion Methodist
Church, Malaga vicinity, Gloucester County, NJ
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS:
Library of Congress
- American Memory Digital
Collection (searchable)
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