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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Burlington County, New Jersey

 
Clickable Map of Burlington County, New Jersey and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Burlington County, NJ (331) Atlantic County, NJ (280) Camden County, NJ (183) Mercer County, NJ (430) Monmouth County, NJ (305) Ocean County, NJ (140) Bucks County, PA (270) Philadelphia County, PA (1702)  BurlingtonCounty(331) Burlington County (331)  AtlanticCounty(280) Atlantic County (280)  CamdenCounty(183) Camden County (183)  MercerCounty(430) Mercer County (430)  MonmouthCounty(305) Monmouth County (305)  OceanCounty(140) Ocean County (140)  BucksCountyPennsylvania(270) Bucks County (270)  PhiladelphiaCounty(1702) Philadelphia County (1702)
Mount Holly is the county seat for Burlington County
Adjacent to Burlington County, New Jersey
      Atlantic County (280)  
      Camden County (183)  
      Mercer County (430)  
      Monmouth County (305)  
      Ocean County (140)  
      Bucks County, Pennsylvania (270)  
      Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania (1702)  
 
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1 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bass River — Civilian Conservation Corps
Site of Civilian Conservation Corps Company 225    Camp S-55 1933 – 1942Map (db m76180) HM
2 New Jersey, Burlington County, Batsto — Exploring the PinelandsPinelands National Reserve
The 1.1 million acre New Jersey Pinelands covering nearly one quarter of the state, is a region of varied resources and opportunities. The Pinelands is home to almost twelve hundred species of plants and animals, many unique natural environments, . . . Map (db m64194) HM
3 New Jersey, Burlington County, Batsto — Wharton State ForestPinelands National Reserve
Wharton State Forest, located in the heart of the Pinelands, is the largest single tract of state-owned land in New Jersey, containing well over 120,000 acres. Important natural resources, historic villages and recreational opportunities can be . . . Map (db m64192) HM
4 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — Avenue of Flags
Honoring deceased veterans Beverly National Cemetery Beverly, New Jersey Sponsored by Avenue of Flags Committee Nov. 9, 1983Map (db m34045) HM
5 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — Beverly Veterans
In honor of all Beverly Veterans who served their country ----------------- Dedicated July 4, 1974Map (db m36375) WM
6 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — Dunk’s Ferry Bicentennial Memorial1776 * 1976
Near this site, one of our country’s first ferries was operated from circa 1695 to late 19th century. During Revolutionary times, it was used by Washington and his troops. This area was called “Dunks Ferry” before Beverly, N.J. was . . . Map (db m35872) HM
7 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — Memorial FieldPassing The Torch of Freedom
. . . Map (db m37069) HM
8 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — St. Stephen's Episcopal ChurchConsecrated 1855 — Steeple and Bell Tower preservation —
Built in 1853 - 1855 through Philadelphia architects Frazer, Furness & Hewitt in the Gothic Revival Style, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church was the tallest structure in the area at that time, where it's 220-foot steeple served as a . . . Map (db m194819) HM
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9 New Jersey, Burlington County, Beverly — World WarMemorial Building
World War Memorial Building Erected by the citizens of Beverly and Edgewater Park as a tribute to those patriots of this vicinity who served their country in the World War 1917 - 1918Map (db m36179) HM
10 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — 5 — 19th Century Railroading in Bordentown
Colonel John Stevens of Hoboken first proposed the construction of steam locomotive railroads in 1810, and his dream of building an operational railroad was realized by his sons, Robert L. and Edwin A., with the incorporation of the Camden and Amboy . . . Map (db m7314) HM
11 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — 50 Star Flag
The 50-star flag was ordered by former President Eisenhower on August 21, 1959, and was adopted in July 1960. This was due to Hawaii being granted statehood. It is the longest-used version of the U.S. flag and has been in use for over 56 years.Map (db m194810) HM
12 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — All Gave Some - Some Gave All
This is not only a reflection of Bordentown's heroes but it is also a reflection of our town and how we esteem those who have brought honor to usMap (db m194807) WM
13 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — An Early Transportation HubDelaware River Heritage Trail
Bordentown began as a small river port known as Farnsworth's Landing in the 1680s. Over the next two hundred years it became a nexus for boat and statecoach traffic between Philadelphia and points north. This location had two major strategic . . . Map (db m160167) HM
14 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Borden's TowneSettled 1682
Following the Continental Army's retreat across the Delaware River in December 1776, 2,000 Hessian and Scots troops commanded by Colonel Kurt vonDonop occupied this towne. A small band of Americans under Colonel Samuel Griffin lured these . . . Map (db m33635) HM
15 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — BordentownCirca 1850
Located at the confluence of the Delaware River and Crosswicks Creek. Farnsworth's Landing provided an ideal site for a colonial village. From the 1682 Trading Post to the bustling terminus of the Camden and Amboy Railroad, . . . Map (db m160148) HM
16 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Bordentown Female College
Dedicated to the Memory of The Bordentown Female College 1850 — 1900 Presented by the B.F.C. AssociationMap (db m5338) HM
17 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Bordentown Military Institute
Founded in 1881 “Rather Be Than Seem” dedicated 19 October 1996 by the BMT Alumni Association to the memory of the Cadets and Faculty of the Bordentown Military Institute which stood on the site from 1881 to 1972. BMT was an . . . Map (db m88370) HM
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18 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Bordentown Military Institute
(Top Panel) “Old Main” was the administrative and academic center of the Bordentown Military Institute, which stood on this site from 1881 to 1972. BMI and “Old Main” stood as a testimonial that God, duty, honor and country . . . Map (db m88371) HM WM
19 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Bordentown Veteran's Memorial
In honor of all men & women who served our country in the Armed ForcesMap (db m36346) HM
20 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — British Raid on Crosswicks Creek
Waters of Crosswicks Creek and the Delaware River join below. 22 vessels at Bordentown and 4 at White Hill were among the 44 that were destroyed in a British raid on May 8, 1778. All were trapped in the Upper Delaware when the British took . . . Map (db m5336) HM
21 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Clara BartonWomen's Heritage Trail
Clara Barton, best known as a Civil War nurse and founder of the American Red Cross, was significant in New Jersey history for beginning the first "free" public school in the state. Barton took a teaching position in Hightstown in 1851, at the . . . Map (db m36470) HM
22 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Clara Barton School
One of the earliest free schools of New Jersey established 1852 by Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross.Map (db m33638) HM
23 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Dedicated to School No. 2
Dedicated to School No. 2 and to the memory of the educators who brought education to the black youth of Bordentown, NJ 1842 - 1948Map (db m33639) HM
24 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Discover Abbott Marshlands: A Natural & Historical Treasure
About Abbott Marshlands The Abbott Marshlands — 3,000 acres of forests, ponds, and wetlands — exist today within one of the most populated regions of the United States. Named after naturalist and archaeologist Charles Conrad Abbott, these . . . Map (db m212540) HM
25 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — First Baptist Churchof Bordentown — Founded 1751. —
This is the fourth edifice to occupy present site 1752 - 1834 - 1860 - 1893Map (db m194812) HM
26 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — First movement by steam on a railroad in New Jersey
First movement by steam on a railroad in the state of New Jersey, November 12, 1831, by the original locomotive "John Bull" now deposited in the United States National Museum at Washington. The first piece of railroad track in New Jersey was laid . . . Map (db m5195) HM
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27 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Francis Hopkinson1737 - 1791
This tablet marks the home of a famous Revolutionary Patriot, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and originator of the Great Seal of New Jersey, member of Congress, a statesman, scientist, artist, musician and great satirist.Map (db m33453) HM
28 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Franklin CarrMemorial Iris Garden
International prize winning hybridizer + Sea Skipper + Queens Jubilee + Dawn's Edge + Show Circuit + Oriental Pongee + Love Motiff + Glowing Gem + Earthly Prize + + Jersey Mold + Angel's Message + Cheerful Times . . . Map (db m160160) HM
29 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Friends Meeting House
Erected 1740 on land donated by Joseph Borden, founder of BordentownMap (db m160139) HM
30 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — George S. Bowers
Erected 1914 by E. B. Tantum To commemorate the devoted service to his country of George S. Bowers Company F 8th Regiment N. J. Volunteer Infantry And all other loyal soldiers and sailors who suffered untold misery starvation and . . . Map (db m36422) HM
31 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Home of Col. Joseph Borden 2nd1719-1791
Son of the founder of Bordentown. Patriot, Statesman, Soldier, Judge. Restored after burning by the British 1778.Map (db m88365) HM
32 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Home of Patience Lovell Wright1725 - 1786
First American modeler in wax and female spy. Mother of Joseph Wright. Designer of Original U.S. coins.Map (db m160153) HM
33 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Home of Stephen Sayre1736 - 1818
High Sheriff of London. Colonial patriot, statesman, private secretary to Benjamin Franklin. This house was formerly located in Bonaparte Park.Map (db m160156) HM
34 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Home of Thomas Buchanan Read1822 - 1872
Author of Sheridan's Ride. Poet, artist, sculptor, soldier.Map (db m160157) HM
35 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Notable Bordentown ResidentsDelaware River Heritage Trail
Though never larger than a small village, a remarkable cross section of notable and influential people lived in Bordentown in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Leaders of the American Revolution who lived on Farnsworth Avenue included . . . Map (db m160154) HM
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36 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Patience Lovell WrightWomen's Heritage Trail
Patience Lovell Wright was America’s first professional sculptor and a self-appointed Revolutionary War spy. A native of Bordentown, she lived in this house after her marriage to Joseph Wright in 1748. She learned from her sister, Rachel, how to . . . Map (db m152759) HM WM
37 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Point BreezeEstate of Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844) — Delaware River Heritage Trail —
The land at the confluence of Crosswicks Creek and the Delaware River was once part of a vast estate created by Joseph Bonaparte, elder brother of Napoleon. During Napoleon's brief reign as Emperor of France, Joseph was appointed King of Naples . . . Map (db m160165) HM
38 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Richard Watson Gilder Housecirca 1788
About The Gilder Family The Gilder family, which also includes the Nutts and Bunting families, rose to prominence in the publishing world of New York City with Richard Watson Gilder as the Editor of Century Magazine, his sister Jeanette Gilder . . . Map (db m36975) HM
39 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — 6 — The "Wye" and the Lower Bordentown Station
English Quakers first settled Bordentown in 1682 and during the 18th century, the community became a center of commerce with stagecoach and ferry connections to New York and Philadelphia. The Camden and Amboy (C&A) Railroad began construction in . . . Map (db m212538) HM
40 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — 7 — The Crosswicks Creek "Trestle Vessel"
Chartered simultaneously in 1830, the Camden and Amboy (C&A) Railroad and the Delaware and Raritan Canal formed one of New Jersey's most significant early transportation networks. The D&R was one of this country's busiest navigation systems for . . . Map (db m160171) HM
41 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — The Delaware: A National TreasureDelaware River Heritage Trail
The 330-mile Delaware River is the longest free-flowing river east of the Mississippi River is the longest free-flowing river east of the Mississippi River. Its watershed drains an area of 14,119 square miles in four states. This nationally . . . Map (db m160163) HM
42 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — The Telephone made its Bordentown Debut in 1882
Samuel E. Burr arranged for the running of a line from Trenton's only switchboard to his hardware store here at 309 Farnsworth Avenue. Many residents used the phone mainly through curiosity. It wasn't long before Burr's switchboard was operating at . . . Map (db m194806) HM
43 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — This Was The Home Of Joseph Hopkinson1770 - 1842
Scholar - Statesman - Jurist Inspirer of the arts Author of "Hail Columbia!"Map (db m160267) HM
44 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine, Pamphleteer for American Independence, bought this house in 1783, and lived in it periodically until his death in 1809.Map (db m33451) HM
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45 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Thomas Paine Monument
Thomas Paine (1739 - 1809) Father of the American Revolution (Northeast face of Monument Base): Paine's words and deeds put the concepts of independence, equality, democracy, abolution of slavery, representative government and a . . . Map (db m5176) HM
46 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Tower Clock
Man'f. Seth Thomas Clock Co. 1888 Dedicated to William F. Allen 1846 - 1915 Born in Bordentown and the designer of Standard Time 1883 William Feaster - CuratorMap (db m17464) HM
47 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — World Wars I and II Memorial
Dedicated to the memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I and World War II Ervin V. Hamilton • Leslie H. Cox • J. Wesley Harding • Walter Darby • Oscar Knudson • Edward J. Magee • Harold W. . . . Map (db m194814) WM
48 New Jersey, Burlington County, Bordentown — Wright House
Patience Lovell Wright, America's first sculptress lived here before moving to Great Britain 1772. Son Joseph noted painter.Map (db m33452) HM
49 New Jersey, Burlington County, Browns Mills — A Million Dollar ResourcePinelands National Reserve
Wild cranberry plants prefer low fields, meadows, bogs, and stream banks. Native Americans used the berries for food, medicinal purposes and dyes. In fact, they gave cranberries to the first European settlers as a sign of peace. Two centuries later, . . . Map (db m64174) HM
50 New Jersey, Burlington County, Browns Mills — Conservation and Environmental Studies Center, Inc.
Conservation and Environmental Studies Center, Inc. has been designated a National Environmental Education Landmark This site possesses distinctive values in revealing significant natural and cultural processes through . . . Map (db m34211) HM
51 New Jersey, Burlington County, Browns Mills — Dedicated To Those Who Served
Dedicated to those who served in all the Armed Forces. In memory of those who paid the supreme sacrifice [Names listed on second marker:] Charles Fullerton • Edwin Hoover • Aaron R. Lucas • Albert L. Collins • Henry Hoffman • . . . Map (db m34206) HM
52 New Jersey, Burlington County, Browns Mills — Elizabeth Coleman WhiteWomen's Heritage Trail
Elizabeth Coleman White was born in 1871, the eldest of four daughters, and is best known as a pioneer in the blueberry industry. She never married and spent most of her life in the New Jersey Pinelands at Whitesbog Village - her family's cranberry . . . Map (db m34274) HM
53 New Jersey, Burlington County, Browns Mills — Exploring the PinelandsPinelands National Reserve
To experience the Pinelands National Reserve fully, you should spend a few days. It is a vast area that includes historic sites, natural areas, and recreational opportunities. Information is available at New Jersey state parks and forests and on the . . . Map (db m64178) HM
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54 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — 218-220 High Street — Burlington Historic District —
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior Thomas Daniel's Store 218 High Street Circa 1848 Caleb Raper Smith House 220 High . . . Map (db m160104) HM
55 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — At Play on the DelawareThe Historic City of Burlington — Burlington Island —
Since the 1600s, Burlingtonians have enjoyed a close relationship with the Delaware River and surrounding creeks, streams, and ponds. As much as for travel and shipping, the Delaware River presented locals and visitors ample opportunity for . . . Map (db m160098) HM
56 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Bethlehem African Methodist Episcopal ChurchOrganized 1830
"Oldest Black church in Burlington"Map (db m160100) HM
57 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Birthplaces
Birth Place Captain James Lawrence [ Second Marker: ] Birth Place James Fenimore CooperMap (db m35903) HM
58 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Bishop Francis AsburyBroad Street United Methodist Church
Marking the 200th anniversary of his arrival in the U.S. His first sermon in N.J. was preached near this site on Nov. 6, 1771. He was the pioneer leader of the Methodist Church in America for 45 years and was known as the "Prophet of the Long Road."Map (db m160116) HM
59 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Burlington County’s Historical DowntownCity of Burlington—High and Broad Streets
As it developed into a center of commerce, law, dining, and entertainment, the City of Burlington’s bustling downtown attracted visitors from Southern New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and beyond. Easily accessible by river, rail, and road, the downtown . . . Map (db m79546) HM
60 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Center of Arts and CultureThe Historic City of Burlington
Early industrial, municipal, and educational leaders of Burlington valued public education and broader exposure to the arts. These citizens began one of the oldest libraries in the nation, the Library Company of Burlington, which was charted in 1757 . . . Map (db m79542) HM
61 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Elias Boudinot
Here lie the remains of the honorable Elias Boudinot, LLD Born on the 2nd of May 1740 He died on the 24th of Oct. 1821 His life was an exhibition of fervent piety of useful talent and of extensive benevolence. His death was the . . . Map (db m125025)
62 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Eliza Greene DoaneWomen's Heritage Trail
St. Mary's Hall was established in 1837 by the second Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey--a renowned man of letters, a rector, teacher, poet, author, host, and patriot. The fundamental purpose of the school was for the training of Christian women, . . . Map (db m34047) HM
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63 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Engine of Industrial ProgressThe Historic City of Burlington-Industry
As soon as Europeans settled in the historical port City of Burlington, tanneries, breweries, and other small enterprises arose to serve local inhabitants and neighbors. This entrepreneurial spirit embraced the emerging Industrial Revolution, and by . . . Map (db m79548) HM
64 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Founding Lay PersonsBroad Street United Methodist Church — United Methodist Church Registered Historic Site No. 174 —
Captain Thomas Webb, British Army officer stationed in Burlington, with the help of Joseph Toy, founded the First Methodist Society here. December 14, 1770. Another was James Sterling, merchant, Revolutionary officer, Mayor of Burlington, who was . . . Map (db m160115) HM
65 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Founding of St. Mary’s Parish
To commemorate the founding of St. Mary’s Parish Mother Parish of New Jersey The first founded by the Society for the propagation of the Gospel All Saints’ Day 1702 and The laying of the cornerstone of St. Mary’s Church Feast of the Annunciation . . . Map (db m35904) HM
66 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Free Library
The Burlington Library Association, chartered by King George II in 1757, established an early public library here.Map (db m33863) HM
67 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Grant House
Home of General Ulysses S. Grant's family during the last days of the Civil War. Visited by Grant on the day of Lincoln's death.Map (db m34048) HM
68 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Hope Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1
Historical Note This fire company originated in 1849, when it was known as Hope Hose Company. It was not until 1872 when by an act of Legislature, the original name was changed to its present Hope Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1 This . . . Map (db m35876) HM
69 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Hoskins House1796 - 1797
Built by master bricklayer John Hoskins, Jr., the Federal-Style House is constructed of Flemish Bond brick. The facade focal point is the broken pediment entry with paneled pilasters, and round arched fanlight. Restored in 1983, it typifies 18th . . . Map (db m160102) HM
70 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Hub of Transportation and CommerceThe Historic City of Burlington-Transportation
At first the Delaware River carried people and goods to and from the City of Burlington. Farm goods and raw materials were transported by horse-drawn wagons on coarse roads to the busy markets and wharves at the foot of High Street. Finished . . . Map (db m79545) HM
71 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Important Men of 206 High Street, Burlington
Three famous men once used this building that stood at this site: Samuel Jenings Office of First Provincial Governor of West Jersey 1681 to 1684 Benjamin Franklin Printed the first Colonial paper currency of New Jersey 1728 Isaac . . . Map (db m35874) HM
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72 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Korean War Memorial
Dedicated to the glory of Almighty God and to the memory of those from this community who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the Korean War George Chase • Clyde Blisard • George Wolfe • William Valentine • Roosevelt JonesMap (db m160110) WM
73 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Memorial Hall
Erected by the grateful Citizens of Burlington in honor of her gallant sons who served in the World War 1917 - 1918Map (db m160114) WM
74 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — New St. Mary’s
Church, designed by noted architect Richard Upjohn, is one of the earliest cruciform structures in America. Completed, 1854.Map (db m35891) HM
75 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — New St. Mary's Church
In 1846, Bishop George Washington Doane, rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, presented the Vestry with a plan for a new church, designed by architect Richard Upjohn and estimated to cost $20,000. The cornerstone for the new church was laid in . . . Map (db m172527) HM
76 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Ockanickon
Near this spot lies the body of the Indian Chief Ockanickon. Friend of the White Man whose last words were: "Be plain and fair to all, both Indian and Christian as I have been. 1681Map (db m79538) HM
77 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Office of the Council of Proprietors and the Surveyor GeneralWestern Division of New Jersey
Founded at London in 1675 by William Penn and Quaker trustees, the proprietors of West Jersey sold shares in land that resulted in rapid development of Burlington starting in 1677. The council was formed in 1688 to manage the growing demand . . . Map (db m33896) HM
78 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Old St. Mary’s
Built in 1703, this was the first Episcopal Church in New Jersey. Services were transferred to new St. Mary’s in 1854.Map (db m35890) HM
79 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Old St. Mary's - 1702The Episcopal Church Welcomes You
Mother parish of N.J.Map (db m220851) HM
80 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Old St. Mary's Church
The development of the St. Mary's property began in 1695 with the purchase of land for a burying ground on the west side of Wood Street. In 1702, another lot, located between the original lot and Broad Street, was purchased, providing land for the . . . Map (db m172623) HM
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81 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — 4 — Pre-Revolutionary History of Burlington City
The City of Burlington is numbered among the oldest and, at one time, the most influential towns in New Jersey. At Holland's behest, Walloon settlers from southern Belgium arrived at present-day Burlington Island in 1624 and their community . . . Map (db m220859) HM
82 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — St. Mary's Churchyard
In July 1695, a group of local residents, including John Tatham, Edward Hunloke, and Nathaniel Westland, purchased a lot on this site on the west side of Wood Street "for the Conveniency of a burying place for themselves and also for all other . . . Map (db m172333) HM
83 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — St. Mary's HallWomen's Heritage Trail
St. Mary's Hall was established in 1837 by the second Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey - a renowned man of letters, a rector, teacher, poet, author, host, and patriot. The fundamental purpose of the school was for the training of Christian women, . . . Map (db m95996) HM
84 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — The Cottage 1872
25-yr. restoration 1983-2008 Home of Civil War "Boy General", Edward Burd Grubb The Cottage 1872 General Edward Burd Grubb November 13, 1841 - July 7, 1913 • Born, Burlington, NJ; Graduated Burlington College 1860 • Enlisted May . . . Map (db m35900) HM
85 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — The Founding of Burlington
West New Jersey Proprietors To commemorate The Founding of Burlington in 1677 and the Mooring of the ship 'Shield' near this spot in 1678 This tablet is erected by the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of New Jersey on the two . . . Map (db m33870) HM
86 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — The Isaac Collins House
C. 1774 ~ National Register of Historic Places Renovated 2007   ~   Architect ~ Eric Ciceron, Palm Springs, Ca. -------------------- Isaac Collins Royal Printer to King George III. Publisher – The New Jersey Gazette. First Newspaper of New . . . Map (db m35902) HM
87 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Veterans Drive
In memory of all veterans who served our country City of BurlingtonMap (db m36153) HM
88 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Veterans MemorialScully-Bozarth Post 1817 — Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. —
In memory of those comrades who served our country with honor and distinction.Map (db m160097) WM
89 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — Vietnam War Memorial
Dedicated to the glory of Almighty God and to the memory of those from this community who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the Vietnam War William W. Nickerson • James H. Kennard • Harold Henasey • Frank Ogburn, Jr. • Thomas A. Lowden • . . . Map (db m160109) WM
90 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — World War I Memorial
Erected by the Citizens of Burlington in memory of those who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the World War 1917 - 1918 Benjamin Bozarth • Alexander P. Campbell • Franklin B. Clinton • Clarence J. Devlin • Eldridge K. Gaskill • . . . Map (db m160113) WM
91 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington — World War II Memorial
Dedicated to the Glory of Almighty God and to the memory of those from this community who made the Supreme Sacrifice in World War II [Left plaque names:] Carlton P. Hogan, M.D. • Robert J. Tillinghast • William S. Conroy, Jr. • . . . Map (db m160108) HM
92 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington, Bristol Township — 31-33 West Union Street
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States of the InteriorMap (db m220846) HM
93 New Jersey, Burlington County, Burlington, Florence Township — Hunt Brothers Circus
Est. 1892 in Kingston, NY by Charles T. Hunt, Sr. Former Home of Hunt Brothers Circus Winter Quarters 1942 - 1978Map (db m33099) HM
94 New Jersey, Burlington County, Chatsworth — Central Railroad of New Jersey — The Blue Comet —
The first run of the famous Blue Comet passenger train from the New York City area to Atlantic City was in 1929. The train was painted Packard blue and cream to represent the sky, ocean and sand of our coast. It represented luxury at its finest with . . . Map (db m175906) HM
95 New Jersey, Burlington County, Chatsworth — Chatsworth Honor RollIn Memory of Those — Who Served in the Armed Forces —
Chatsworth Honor Roll In memory of those who served in the Armed Forces World War I Anderson, Andrew • Anderson, Willis • Carr, Ballington B. • Griffee, Joseph • Leduc, Albert • Messler, Ernest • Messler, Jesse • Prickett, Albert . . . Map (db m36823) WM
96 New Jersey, Burlington County, Chatsworth — The White Horse Inn
The White Horse Inn is the oldest landmark remaining in our town and is architecturally dated to 1860. Originally named the Shamong Hotel in 1876. Our town was later renamed Chatsworth when Prince Mario Ruspoli formed a land syndicate with Jonathan . . . Map (db m176215) HM
97 New Jersey, Burlington County, Cinnaminson — 9-11-2001 We Will Never Forget
American Airlines Flight 77 9-11-01 Arlington, Virginia
8:20am - American Airlines Flight 77 departed from Washington, DC to Los Angeles, CA 9:12am - Crew member reported that terrorists took control of Flight 77 . . . Map (db m194838) WM
98 New Jersey, Burlington County, Cinnaminson — Veterans Memorial
Dedicated to the men and women of Cinnaminson Township who devotedly served their country in time of warMap (db m194834) WM
99 New Jersey, Burlington County, Columbus — On a Tree South of this Spot
On a tree south of this spot British Corporal John Fisher, 28th. Regiment who had deserted the British to join the Rebels was caught, tried and convicted. He was hung at 10 AM June 22, 1778Map (db m34200) HM
100 New Jersey, Burlington County, Columbus — The Keeler Oak
The Keeler Oak is a White Oak (Genus: Quercus, Species: alba) 88' tall with a drip line of 120'. This 300 year old tree was witness to the Colonial troops and Hessian soldiers as they marched through Black Horse down to Petticoat . . . Map (db m33353) HM

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