Historical Markers and War Memorials in Magnolia, New Jersey
Camden is the county seat for Camden County
Magnolia is in Camden County
Camden County(187) ► ADJACENT TO CAMDEN COUNTY Atlantic County(280) ► Burlington County(331) ► Gloucester County(55) ► Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania(1659) ►
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This Memorial Erected and Dedicated
to honor and perpetuate those of Magnolia who
answered the call of our country in the World War
1917-1918
"In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory,
have . . . — — Map (db m146717) WM
The Magnolia Baptist Church
1894 to 2000
In 1863 Magnolia's Baptist Christians had to travel either to Somerdale or attend Haddonfield Baptist Church. When the population of Magnolia grew larger a need for a new Baptist Ministry in Magnolia . . . — — Map (db m220232) HM
The history of education in Camden County commences with the first permanent settlement. This was a settlement of a group of Irish Friends in the year 1682. They had fled from religious persecution in Dublin, Ireland and came to America. They . . . — — Map (db m146730) HM
The Albertson Family
[Unreadable] He also became the first Superintendent of Schools of Camden County Like their father, Charles' two daughters became teachers. Charles passed away on August 21, 1944 at age 80. His brother John Jarrett . . . — — Map (db m146729) HM
These were the last years of the Atlantic City Railroad. What began as an amazing accomplishment ended heroically some 124 years later and spanned a century and a quarter 1877 to 1001. Hundreds of passengers a week had been carried "express" at . . . — — Map (db m146747) HM
In 1853 the Camden and Atlantic Railroad was chartered. It ran successfully till 1875 when dissension among the officers developed over the handling of the railroad affairs. Four officers withdrew from the Camden Atlantic, they felt that more . . . — — Map (db m146758) HM
The Philadelphia Reading Railroad took over the Philadelphia Atlantic City line in 1883. The first concern of the P & R was to standardize the narrow gauge line, this work was completed on October 5, 1884. Soon, passenger service and freight . . . — — Map (db m146757) HM
