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Would it possibly be the farms and forest of Chewtown at the Waterford Hammonton border? West of Rt. 206 and West Mills...

Thanks, I was having issues trying to post maps this go round.

OK, so my family goes back pretty far here in "Old Folsom". We have a couple copies of the history of Folsom by Mrs. Ekhardt, they were good friends of the family. I believe Mrs. Chalmers was my mothers and uncle's teacher in the old 1 room school house near the churches on Mays Landing Rd if we...

Thanks for the map links, much appreciated and will be time well spent.

39.61154, -74.85779 This was once the last house on this road, and was oil and stone to the end of the property into Kempkers Grove. The rest remaind dirt until about the 60's. Much of the farmland can be seen in the older photos. The original house was build in 1930 and later remodeled to its...

Just doing some reading up on these older segments. Very interesting... I recently was able to purchase back the home and property of my grandparents, and where I grew up in Folsom/ New Germany. During the process I saw the original deed for the property and it was once part of the Weymouth Farm...

Not to be a devil's advocate, but why is this even an issue? The power co ROW is just that and is private property. If they choose to gate and fence it off the who cares? As long as the roads remain open such ar Old Atsion, Raritan, and Maple Island there is no issue... People want to complain...

Well.....guess there goes the ideas of we need to save this, need to save that and mitigate the effects of man....smh. We now have thousands and thousands of acres destroyed all because of a few worthless and ugly white pines that should have been cut down years ago. Jmo..

You made a good point in your statement...MITIGATE DAMAGE. That's exactly what this conversation is all about isnt it? Mitigating damage from forest fires! All that's trying to be done is clear trees from in front of the lookout towers so the observer can actually see the area to spot, report...

Isnt this interesting...https://nj1015.com/lawmakers-hear-predictions-of-deadly-fire-disaster-in-south-jersey/?trackback=fbshare_mobile

Possibly the gauging station but that is on the Great Egg Harbor right down from the Hospitality branch. I believe the train station was in the area of May's landing road.

The road you are talking is right next to the off ramp at exit 33 eastbound, leads back to the South pond in the Winslow WMA. It also goes further back into a low area where there use to be fields but are pretty much regenerated now. The local name it South Pond Rd. The other side of the ACE...

You can thank NJ prevailing wage for the extra cost here...

You can thank NJ prevailing wage for the additional cost here...

Maybe some people should read this and stop living in a dream world....j.m.o https://www.marketplace.org/2018/10/26/economy/rekindling-fire-lookout-towers

I was down there not long ago and the road was realativly dry on Rockwood. West mill has a serious beaver problem, along with much of the western Wharton area...

Are these recent pics of Rockwood road near the bogs?

How are fire towers archaic? Pennsylvania just erected 22 new towers over the last 2 years! People should get their facts correct. As far as camera systems....they will not work in NJ. Our compact land area and dense population will result in fast moving fire not to be detected as quickly and...

Many roads are blocked by fallen trees from the storm throughout Wharton and Winslow wma....going to take along time and manpower to get the roads cleared. Just a heads up to people out venturing...