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O. Yeah. I understand. I hate when people leave garbage or anything not "natural" in the woods to be sure. Sometimes though, little things like this just lend a lighthearted atmosphere and a much-needed smile to other passersby. Much needed today anyway! But, yes, I certainly agree with the old...

Okay! I give! I was going to say it would've been Rock 'Em since he would have punched Marvin out before he could have blown up his Space Mod! Now that I see the baby....everyone is running! Wow! Now that is really creepy....imagine walking up on that at night and shining your flashlight on him!

Ha! LOL! That's funny! He's going to blow up the pines with his space modulator! Ha! It's almost the same picture, minus my ugly mug! So funny the things you see in the pines!

Hey! I saw this guy hanging out in this tree a few months ago. Thought he was cool, just hanging out after a few decades of fighting. I let him be, he was cool. I just came back to this site....and he's still there! After several months of wind and storms, he remains king of the pines on his...

Amatol. I want to visit the munitions plant and, of course, the track. Kinda hard to find?

Ha, that's funny. candy bars that turned white from age? Hmm...still good? Yes, okay. So, he owned the gas station, and then the land with the houses down the street? Curious, and I guess no one would know now, but what was his intent to bring the houses to his property and then, never do...

These maps here seem to show exactly where the houses are located and the area surrounding them. As I drove up, they were on my right coming from Egg Harbor City. The field is now becoming grown over with scrub pine but is still there. If I understand what everyone is saying, the original owner...

Wow! Okay, so let me see if I got this right. The houses were built by the military or government, then moved to Indian Cabin Road. Probably to create some sort of community for enlisted personnel of the time, or perhaps they were intended to be training units for the military. Then, after the...

Thank you! I saw it, but figured, eh!

Besides the usual hype and exaggerated teenage "legends" associated with Indian Cabin Road in Egg Harbor City, does anyone know the specific history of how about 5 to 7 houses came to be "placed" on a relatively small wooded lot on Indian Cabin Road? These houses appear to be randomly "dropped"...

Yes! Your thread is what drew me to this site! I was searching for Walker's Forge and it came up!

Yes, I actually remember seeing the mansion as a kid back in the late 70s and early 80s. Never knew what it was and did'nt care back then, but, I knew it was there.

Hey! Thanks for the feedback! I'm so glad I found this site, being an avid South Jerseyan and "wannabe" historian of local history, but nobody to share my interest with. This is cool! By no means would I enter private land. I was just thinking that a public sign would only be on public land. Now...

Hi, everyone! My name is Ed. I've been a lifelong resident of Mays Landing but have been away for some time, just moved back. I have always loved South Jersey History and Lore. Recently, I too have been looking for the Walker's Forge location. I got some good news (but maybe old)! The actual...