This section explores the religious history of Tabernacle through its churches, churchyards, and the communities that formed around them. It brings together material on the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Church of Christ, Holy Eucharist, Lord of Life Lutheran Church, Medford Farms Baptist Church, Tabernacle Baptist Church, and Tabernacle Methodist Church, preserving both formal histories and… Read more

Various historical homesteads in Tabernacle. Read more

Histories of various schools in Tabernacle. Read more

Tabernacle’s Friendship Property by Rick Franzen © Our first inkling of a sawmill at Friendship comes from a November 1711 document recorded with the West Jersey Proprietors (West Jersey Loose Records 1711 – Hayns, John) now on file in the NJ State Archives. The West Jersey Loose Records date to the 1600’s and were one… Read more

The story of Paisley’s existence, a land fraud scheme in then Woodland Township and now Tabernacle Township, begins about 1888 and ends within a few years. However, its legacy continues to intrigue history buffs till this day. Read more

The area Sandy Ridge in Tabernacle Township is located below the Carranza Monument, not too far from the former hamlet of Friendship. Read more

Notes on the Dairy and Poultry Farms of Tabernacle. Read more

At least eight 18th and 19th century taverns or inns have been identified as within the current township’s political borders. Read more