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When it was first published, John was also in Green Bank signing copies of the first printing for township residents.

I just signed up for "Arts & Crafts" night..... :D

Is (was) it in the Mt. Misery area?

Yes, just ask,

We always have a cold beverage and a morsel to eat for visitors..... any time.

I love a good bowl of soup after a cold day outside... :)

Ed.... I just picked up a 50 wing tray for later this evening.... :dance: and a few nice brews to share.

Don, The funny thing about history is that those of us who love it want to "save" it. Save it to share with others, save it for generations after us, save it for research and justification, save it for the glory of solving century old questions and putting the pieces of the puzzle together...

Green Bank & Lower Bank had four multi-vehicle collisions during the 90 minute ice fiasco yesterday. A fire truck overturned in Medford on Rt. 206 en route to an accident. I heard that one of the fire company members from Medford Farms in critical condition.... It was very dangerous between...

I love the haunting echoes of the strings and drums as they weave in and out of your fine tribute to the river. You should be proud of such a fine work. Thanks you so much for sharing it. Might I ask if this is the "final" revision of the piece we first heard at a Lines on the Pines event a...

Can you swing past Woodbury on your way? :dance:

:D good one.....

Need to find a document that connects, by written proof that Michael Garoutte had ties to the Lafayette Tavern.

Gabe, This makes sense because Michael Garoutte died in 1829. Nicholas S. Thompson's will, 27 years later in 1856 leaves land, tavern house & hotel in Atlantic County. The hotel name is Pleasant Mills Hotel and it encompasses 13 acres. Terry

Al, it's further up river..... were they your prints? :) Late in the afternoon before heading out, I heard coyotes at dusk. I often do in that area. Lot of deer prints too.

Gabe.... were you here today? I saw one set of men's prints.... not a likely place to see evidence of life in this weather. We were there last year. You can see the old bridge pilings and the elevated road well in the snow.... nice walk. Terry

Lisa, Jerseyman posted a Henry Beck article in post #4 to this thread. In that article, there seems to be some question as to where Asher Dayton ended up....I just happened to see the name A. Dayton (maybe Asher, maybe not) on the 4th map that JM posted. Take a look at the 4th map (the one...

OK... I have a question and an observation... 1. Newton or Newtown, and how does this name come into play? On the 1812 map, Pine Creek is Pine Creek. In 1828 and 1872 the maps now read Newton or Pine Creek. Who was Newton? Did he come to the area after 1812, and if so, what part did he...

Ben.... About 10 years ago the "Fruitland" railroad sign was discovered while cleaning the Atsion office attic: under sheets of plywood, under the eaves, covered in heavy dust. To alleviate the fear of it being "misplaced", it was lightly wiped with a damp cloth and hung in the Atsion Office the...

Gabe, in Budd's dad's notes: check Vol. #34 page 2 notes. "Mentions a road leading from Daniel Read's Tavern (1852) to Indian Cabinn. Daniel kept a tavern at the Sailor Boy on the Bodine tract, see No 5 in Map 15 on page 246." (Isn't Sailor Boy Tavern, the present day home with the...