On October  13th 1868, John Gray and his wife Mary Ann sold a small piece of land in Shamong Township for the total sum of “fifteen dollars current lawful money of the United States.” As recorded in Book C8 Page 607 in the deed books of the Burlington County Clerk’s Office,  the size of the Read more

The following article was written for the 2001 Tabernacle Centennial Celebration. It is reproduced as originally prepared by a member of the Church of Christ If you would like to add to this please let us know. Read more

The following article was written for the 2001 Tabernacle Centennial Celebration. It is reproduced as originally prepared by a member of the Holy Eucharist Catholic Church. If you would like to add to this please let us know. Read more

The following article was written for the 2001 Tabernacle Centennial Celebration. It is reproduced as originally prepared by a member of the Lord of Life Lutheran Church. If you would like to add to this please let us know. Read more

The following article was written for the 2001 Tabernacle Centennial Celebration. It is reproduced as originally prepared by a member of the Medford Farms Baptist Church. If you would like to add to this please let us know. Read more

Written by Gail Corey Tabernacle Historical Society Abstract In 2023, the Tabernacle Historical Society initiated Remember the Forgotten, a project to document the history of African Americans in Tabernacle New Jersey, with a focus on those buried at the African Methodist Episcopal Cemetery (AME), on Carranza Road. A Ground Penetrating Radar survey verified the presence Read more

Other than pictures of this church, we have no further information. It is located at 141 Flyatt Road. Read more

The following article was written for the 2001 Tabernacle Centennial Celebration. It is reproduced as originally prepared by a member of the Methodist Church. If you would like to add to this please let us know. Read more