Name that Ruin

woodjin

Piney
Nov 8, 2004
4,342
328
Near Mt. Misery
Okay, are you ready to play? You don't have to name what the ruin was (but if you could that would be great because I don't know) just where it is located. I came across this recently and I have never heard of it discussed on the forum.

Hint: it is in Lacey twp. If no one gets it in a few days I will say where it is.

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Jeff
 

46er

Piney
Mar 24, 2004
8,837
2,144
Coastal NJ
Wasn't that part of the old airport? There are some videos of an alternate use of that airport in 1958 :D Didn't need any 4WD :eek:

I think the building behind the parked cars is the one in your pix.

 

woodjin

Piney
Nov 8, 2004
4,342
328
Near Mt. Misery
Wasn't that part of the old airport? There are some videos of an alternate use of that airport in 1958 :D Didn't need any 4WD :eek:

I think the building behind the parked cars is the one in your pix.


I have no idea. I am unfamilar with the history of the area except that they mentioned there was a lot of activity there in colonial times, which the ruins clearly did not date back to.
 

Gibby

Piney
Apr 4, 2011
1,644
442
Trenton
I am not sure. good observation though. They do not look like the concreate that made up the foundation.

They appear to be fancy and substantial, for a Pine's structure, instead of simpler construction, such as wood boards.
 
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