Various Websites

[Teegate]

If you have plenty of time, and have not viewed these before, you may want to check them out.

Search results from Pinelands Folklife Project, Available Online

Search results 1 - 1 of 1325.

www.loc.gov

Also, here is an interesting article from the SandPaper concerning the JetPort. The author of the article claims that a "group of militant Boy Scouts" were the demise of the billboards that were on Route 72 touting the benefits of the JetPort.

A Time the Pinelands Almost Took Flight; Ophelia Lights Fire Under Marine Life - The SandPaper

What the cyclonic Lady Ophelia lacked in arrival strength, she made up for in staying power, lasting for many windy days on end. She fattened up on beach sand before finally moseying off to the nunnery. Speaking of hamlets, did you hear the one about the international jetport that almost ate the...

www.thesandpaper.net

 

[M1 Abrams]

The author of the article claims that a "group of militant Boy Scouts" were the demise of the billboards that were on Route 72 touting the benefits of the JetPort.

"And we would have gotten away with that JetPort project if it hadn't been for those meddling kids!!"

 

[Boyd]

Have had this book for quite awhile, perhaps it contains a lot of the same images?

For anyone interested in the Jetport, the PDF of Tim Hart's research project that Guy posted in this thread back in 2017 is really worth checking out.

 

[bobpbx]

Also, here is an interesting article from the SandPaper concerning the JetPort. The author of the article claims that a "group of militant Boy Scouts" were the demise of the billboards that were on Route 72 touting the benefits of the JetPort.

A Time the Pinelands Almost Took Flight; Ophelia Lights Fire Under Marine Life - The SandPaper

What the cyclonic Lady Ophelia lacked in arrival strength, she made up for in staying power, lasting for many windy days on end. She fattened up on beach sand before finally moseying off to the nunnery. Speaking of hamlets, did you hear the one about the international jetport that almost ate the...

www.thesandpaper.net

 

[Teegate]

There are a few of them along 72. I found the property monuments to some of them. I will look for my photos as well.

 

[harlequinhawk]

Have had this book for quite awhile, perhaps it contains a lot of the same images?

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For anyone interested in the Jetport, the PDF of Tim Hart's research project that Guy posted in this thread back in 2017 is really worth checking out.

A little off-topic but this image has a story to tell in itself. I wrote something up for the October release of SoJourn for Stockton. My greatuncle and greataunt's house featured here no longer stands on the boarder of Jackson Township and Plumsted Township.

 

[Boyd]

Which image? Do you mean the house on the cover of the Pinelands Folklife book belonged to your great and and uncle? That would be very cool!