New Jersey officials seeking live-in caretaker for historic tavern

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That photo appears altered. There are no trees that close to the building, and none like that across the road. I'll look for a recent one.
 
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smoke_jumper said:
What photo?:D Now it’s just in the thumbnail.
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If you clicked awhile ago it was there, now this is there:
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This site has the one I mentioned being altered.

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Cedar Bridge Tavern Ocean County Historic Site

Cedar Bridge Tavern Ocean County Historic Site sits on the location of the last documented land engagement of the American Revolution. The tavern is a fully restored museum, and the site encompasses 291 acres with a 3.5-mile walking trail and public programming held throughout the year including...
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They even altered the step, either in the photo or physically.

Rudy's feet are in the photo and he was proud that the original steps were still there. Look at the steps in Bob's link right above.

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Looking at it again, before the change, I had the tavern reversed in my mind. That clump of trees on the left is gone today, but it could have been there when the landscaping was laid aside while they were restoring it. That area is a sort of small garden now. This photo is before the renovation.

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Cedar Bridge Tavern - Wikipedia

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Has anyone gone to any of the re-enactments here held in December like the article states? Would love to see some photos. The revolutionary timeframe in the pine barrens is of great interest to me. I also studied NJ History in about the Fourth Grade and vividly remember the parts on Captain Bacon and the Pine Robbers. Not at the time of this battle (1782) but at the outbreak of hostilities would you have sided with the rebels or would you have been a loyalist and why? I am curious what you all would say. Personally, I'm pretty sure I'd have joined the militia as I am inclined to abhor authority and usually pull for the underdog.
 
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Trailwalker said:
Has anyone gone to any of the re-enactments here held in December like the article states? Would love to see some photos. The revolutionary timeframe in the pine barrens is of great interest to me. I also studied NJ History in about the Fourth Grade and vividly remember the parts on Captain Bacon and the Pine Robbers. Not at the time of this battle (1782) but at the outbreak of hostilities would you have sided with the rebels or would you have been a loyalist and why? I am curious what you all would say. Personally, I'm pretty sure I'd have joined the militia as I am inclined to abhor authority and usually pull for the underdog.
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Never been to one but someone at some point did post photos but they may no longer be available to view.
 
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Trailwalker said:
Has anyone gone to any of the re-enactments here held in December like the article states? Would love to see some photos.
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Some old threads. There are a few photos and a couple more in articles that are linked to. Unfortunately, lots of broken links in the older threads.

Cedar Bridge Tavern....1938 and today

All, I was again roaming through the Library of Congress website and found a 1/28/1938 photo of the Cedar Bridge Tavern. The photographer was named Nathanial R. Ewan who took an extraordinary amount of photo’s of buildings around the state. Along with many of the photo’s is something quite...
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Few participants, plenty of spectators turn out for Skirmish at Cedar Bridge re-enact

By DONNA WEAVER Staff Writer Re-enactor Tyler Willis, right, of Burlington, leads a retreat Sunday of the 1st New Jersey Volunteers as Pete Fenwerda, back center, of Warren Grove, fends off the Redcoats at a re-enactment of the Cedar Bridge Skirmish. STAFFORD TOWNSHIP — There may have...
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Battle of Cedar Bridge re-enactment

http://www.app.com/article/20091222/NEWS/912230337/1070/NEWS02/Battle+of+Cedar+Bridge+to+be+re-enacted+Sunday+in+Barnegat
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Cedar Bridge Engagement Re-enactment

Ro & I and Bernie & Doreen Knaupp enjoyed the Cedar Bridge re-enactment this afternoon. Beautiful weather joined by an MC of the re-enactment who did a superb job. The re-enactors included ones from CT and MA who demonstrated their weapons. A good size audience gave them well- deserved applause...
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The Affair At Cedar Bridge

Seems it always rains for this. http://patch.com/new-jersey/lacey/last-battle-revolutionary-war-re-enactment-slated-sunday-barnegat-0
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I have been many times. It is a great re-enactment with people who are willing to speak to you about their equipment or the local history. They let my kids who were young, hold a musket, sword, bayonet and pistol. It is not on the level of Battle of Monmouth, Trenton or Princeton but still worth checking out.
 
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