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This post has me thinking about that looney ex-member Long Island Piney

Great post Guy and I cannot help to but to see a resemblance between yourself and the sadly recently departed Phil Lesh.

I know that these are in the stark northern "Yankee" barrens but was wondering if anyone has had the chance to explore the Maxim Munitions Ruins or the Arthur Brisbane Child Mental Hospital ruins before they burned down. Both appropriate for spooky time of year exploration, imho...

Does anyone know the origination or history of the two "heads" on this and other period maps in the western environs' of Colliers Mills? Head of Woods and Head of Snag?

To quote Warren Zevon, "Enjoy every sandwich."

Not sure Guy. Just regurgitating what I read.

Sad news. Just read about it on FB. One person commented that when she was working at a local Border's he came in and asked if he could sign his books in stock on the shelves in order to benefit those who purchased them eventually. Rest in peace.

That "Appollonia" stop on the RR north of Zeb's Bridge on the Kobbe map above interests me as well. Never heard of that before, aside from a Prince band member. Can anyone shed any light on that one?

On the Rutgers Historical 1906 South Jersey map there is a place called Zeb's Bridge between Giberson's Mill and Dover Forge on what seems like the Davenport Branch. I searched for Zeb's Bridge on here and got no hits but I seem to recall it being mentioned on a Crossley thread. Can anyone...

Did I miss the reveal for post #2131? That looks like a really nice spot.

Love the Tivoli Gardens Europe '72 stuff...plus my Mom was born and raised around 40 kilometers from there. Probably one of my favorite dead eras.

Has anyone gone to any of the re-enactments here held in December like the article states? Would love to see some photos. The revolutionary timeframe in the pine barrens is of great interest to me. I also studied NJ History in about the Fourth Grade and vividly remember the parts on Captain...

I grew up in Howell and my family moved out in1978 for Toms River. I went to school with a couple of Dennis brothers and once recall seeing a list of students from the old Oak Glen School that had more than a few Woolleys. Of course there is Woolley's Fish Market on route 9.

Nice photos M1 Abrams.