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so my red tower may have made varnish. Wouldn't have thought a paint factory was standing in my back ground. I wonder where there is history on this at?

If everyone gives up then I will tell where. But it still doesn't solve the question of what it was?? What is the history of this pic? The Paint Works? Never heard of it or where?

You are closer then anyone before you. Not Rancocas Village.

Yes, the community is quite active with alot of inhabitants. But none of the places you mention above.

Not along the Rancocas Creek. :)

Definatly not Mays Landing or south of the expressway. hint: right here in Burlington County. Not along a public road. It is inside a community.

Well, has anyone figured out where this tower is? Thought someone would by now???

Thanks for posting my Red Tower photos, guess you don't know the site?

my only hint, definately not Apple Pie Hill

I bet your daughter is. Have her send me a friend request, once accepted you can view the album.

Send friend request, but you must be a member of facebook yourself.

Come on, get on the stick. Just send me a friends request, once I accept you can see everything.

So, request me as friend, once I accept you will be able to see my albums

go to my facebook page under susie bakely loringer and look at Red Tower album. all the pictures are there

Sorry everyone, I really don't like this new format. I tried to upload my photo and it said it was too big. Then tried to delet this thread to no avail. Go to my facebook under Susie Bakely Loringer and look for the red tower in my albums. You can reply to me there if you like.

Here we go. Lets see how fast someone can identify this tower and it's location. I found it, but have no idea of its history. Does anyone have any info?

happened to find this place on a road I've never traveled before. I thought it was just a hike around park not something like Batsto. Beautiful weather blessed this visit. I even got to tour the mansion and not just the first floor, but the whole building. They will be showing live...

I cared for Miss Daisy many times. She was loved by everyone who came in contact with her. She loved pig feet and pork rinds. She gnawed on that till the very end. A very special lady who will always be missed.

I do not remember which painting I had wanted to keep. But due to an upcoming move, I would like to sell off some stuff. Give me a couple of days and I will try to narrow it down to a close date, but I do know it was painted from a snapshot taken long ago before it was ever considered for...

It was just that the sign had changed giving the impression the reservation was no longer there. If it is still there, I wonder why the sign changed? After looking at your link, my guess would be that the Indians once owned the land and perhaps the state bought it, thus changing the sign. Maybe...