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[Teegate]

Check out the Wimpi Burgers.

I am assuming you know where that came from???

Thanks for this one also. I will read it over tonight.

Guy

 

[uh60chick]

I am assuming you know where that came from???

I eats me spinach.

 

[Teegate]

I eats me spinach.

As I suspected you know quite a bit.

Guy

 

[Teegate]

In the article on the right side titled “Chatsworth People Gather At Buzby’s” the Hundred Dollar Bridge is mentioned. I have been hoping to visit that bridge but it is on private property. I have decided to either leave a note at the property or ask the people at the Post Office for the name and address of the owner. I might be able to persuade them to allow me there. If I get there I will try to post the photo’s of the bridge or the remains.

Guy

 

[uh60chick]

In the article on the right side titled “Chatsworth People Gather At Buzby’s” the Hundred Dollar Bridge is mentioned.

It also mentions "Governor's Hill." Is Governor's Hill really another name for Apple Pie Hill, or is it another place entirely?

Here's a brief piece on the Chatsworth centennial celebration from the Burlington County Times Advertiser (August 31, 1966).

 

[Teegate]

It is hard to believe it but Governors Hill is the area where the All Terrain Vehicle Park is on Savoy Blvd. It extends to near the Water Tower and over to 532 where that rise is just before 72.

Guy

 

[uh60chick]

Wow, I can't believe I'd never heard of it before. Thanks! Any ideas on the origin of the name?

 

[Teegate]

I really can’t say, but there is a Governor’s Hill Branch. I don’t see it on modern topo’s; however, it is on a survey map I have. It may have been completely obliterated by the Johathan Godfrey bogs along 532.

Guy

 

[Teegate]

Here is a 1949 topo showing Governor Hill Brook. No "s" on that one.

Guy

 

[bobpbx]

Very cool things to read. I'd like to go back in time. I really would. But prior to the sixties. Maybe the late 40's after the war.