Originally a ferry site, a covered bridge was erected here in 1793. Rebuilt in 1838 and replaced with a concrete span in 1928. The current bridge was opened in 1986. — — Map (db m102897) HM
Built in 1905 with four rooms and two additions in later years, it was renamed Aronson Bell School in 1957. Demolished in 1994 and replaced with the Delran Intermediate School. — — Map (db m102592) HM
Built in 1918 as a four room schoolhouse for grades 1-7. Brick veneered in the late 1930's during a WPA project. Closed in 1995 and demolished. — — Map (db m102895) HM
Opened in 1840 and originally owned by a group called the Christian Brethren. Later named Fairview Christian Cemetery. Currently, has no owner but maintained by the members of Trinity Church. — — Map (db m102401) HM
Land purchased from Samuel and Hannah Louden in 1859. The Methodist Cemetery Association owned it and supervised burials for many decades. Currently, Methodist Church Trustees oversee care. — — Map (db m102607) HM
First named the Laurel Run Methodist Episcopal Church. Erected near Laurel Run in 1841, the original building was moved to this site in 1869. The present church was built in 1880. — — Map (db m102654) HM
In 1912, eight acres of land were made into a park-like cemetery. Unattended, it fell into disrepair. By 1971, the last remains were moved to Monument Cemetery in Edgewater Park. — — Map (db m102894) HM
The original section was built in 1733 by Darling Conrow. A larger section was added in 1751 when he married his wife Deliverance This home is the oldest structure in Delran Township. — — Map (db m102593) HM
Property originally owned by a local religious group. The church was built in 1838 and sold to the Episcopalians in 1845. The congregation continues to celebrate its historic use. — — Map (db m102398) HM
Erected by American Legion Post #146 in 1942. Located on the former Asa Austin Farm, volunteers observed and reported planes overhead and traffic on the Rancocas Creek. Removed at the end of war. — — Map (db m102892) HM
