Historic Places
Digital archives pertaining to Historical Places in Tabernacle
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Notes on Friendship Mill
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
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Notes on Paisley
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
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Notes On Sandy Ridge
The area Sandy Ridge in Tabernacle Township is located below the Carranza Monument, not too far from the former hamlet of Friendship. Read more
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The Taverns of Tabernacle
At least eight 18th and 19th century taverns or inns have been identified as within the current township’s political borders. Read more