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I just checked the Hammonton, Newtonville, Atsion and Egg Harbor City Qudrangles and no such stream is shown. I also checked the USDA Soil Map aerials in the Hammonton region with no luck. I'll talk to some locals that I know and let you know if I come up with anything.

Go to maptech.com and click on online maps. Type in Blue Hole as a place and NJ as the State. The first map up is a USGS showing the Blue Hole and the roads through the ranges. Maptech also gives you the lat/lon as you drag your cursor over a spot if you want to use GPS. The first time I went...

It's really amazing that it took Jeep 15+/- years to realize there was still a market for a real Jeep with Dana 44's (like they use to have) and some other decent running gear like axles capable of turning average size off road tires without shearing. They spent way too much time pushing out...

I have done a lot of casual research on the origins of Pestletown where I live but have never really came up with anything substantive. The best clue I have had so far is an old gentleman originally from Dutchtown on 206 that told me that there were people by the name of Pestle in Blue Anchor...

That is a very well written and photographed article. The N.J. Society of Professional Land Surveyors publishes a quarterly journal called the Coordinate.They published an article a while back on the East/West Jersey line that wasn't nearly as interesting. By the way, in my 28 years of...

My office is located in Berlin which was formerly known as Long-a -Coming. The current White Horse Pike and portions of the Old White Horse Pike through Waterford and Winslow were known as the road to Long-a-Coming.The Berlin Borough Hall has historic photos on display of the pike as a stage...

The first photo that you have shown is a State Dept of Commerce Monument that were used on all of the State forest tracts.Most of the surveys were done in the 1950's. They usually have a number designation and initials such as WA indicating Wharton State Forest.You need a copy of the boundary...

Chew Cemetery and Pestletown I am the guy that bach2yoga spoke with about the cemetery in Pestletown. I know about the Chew cemetery also. The Chew Cemetery on Chew Rd. is still maintained by survivors of the Chew family. I know one of the caretakers and he told me that his father's family...