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and a Happy New Year!

1937 August--- Pemberton High School Fire Destroys Cupola

Times Advertiser February 17, 1960--25th Anniversary Supplement

Built to keep up with demand - A History of Pemberton Schools

Times Advertiser February 17, 1960--25th Anniversary Supplement

Whitesbog Today - twenty years of Restoration

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Whitesbog has something for everyone's interest. Plan a visit to explore the 3,000 acres of beautiful Pinelands located within Brendan T. Byrne State Park in Browns Mills, New Jersey. Restored Whitesbog Village is open year round from dawn to dusk and free of charge to the Public. Hike, travel by horseback or cross country ski to discover how sustainable historic and modern agricultural operations coexist with diverse natural Pineland habitats.

1924 November 4 COOLIDGE WINS

Silent CAL 30th President of the United States

Calvin Coolidge

Religion: Congregationalist
Education: Graduated from Amherst College (1895)
Occupation: Lawyer
Political Party: Republican
Other Government Positions:

Northampton, MA City Councilman, 1899
City Solicitor, 1900-01
Clerk of Courts, 1904
Member of Massachusetts Legislature, 1907-08
Mayor of Northampton, MA, 1910-11
Member of Massachusetts Legislature, 1912-15
Lieutenant-Governor of Massachusetts, 1916-18
Governor of Massachusetts, 1919-20
Vice President, 1921-23 (under Harding)
Presidential Salary: $75,000/year

Presidential Election Results:
Year Popular Votes Electoral Votes
1924 Calvin Coolidge 15,718,211 382
John W. Davis 8,385,283 136
Robert M. LaFollette 4,831,289 13
Vice President: Charles G. Dawes (1925-29)


1924 Presidential and Congressional Results

Calvin Coolidge Info

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_1924

http://www.ipl.org/div/potus/ccoolidge.html

1924 November 4 Vote for DAVIS & BRYAN

1924 DEMOCRAT Platform

Vote DEMOCRAT

1924 November 4 Vote for Coolidge and Dawes

Vote REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

Trains Arrive at North Pemberton Station

North Pemberton Train Station Depot

   Trains arrive at the Pemberton Station

More links on the North Pemberton Station

Pemberton Township Historic Trust

Whitesbog Life and Times  Railroad Maps and Pemberton Township

Pemberton Stations and Tax Assessment

Hightstown Railroad

1876 Map of Pemberton Township with train routes

Bergie's Place

The Whistle Post ---- Annual Train Show and Train Restoration in Pemberton Township

Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad

Map of Pemberton Train Depot

North Pemberton Station Depot ...where train cars 

are repaired and restored.

Click on pictures to see whole image.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uViOyCb6_0M

Whitesbog RxR

1924 -"Meeting the mayor of Jersey City on the way to Kearny plant"-- "Governor Silzer extends a hearty welcome at Trenton, NJ"--"

http://www.model-t-restore.com/history.htm

Governor George Sebastian Silzer
New Jersey's 38th Governor
January 15, 1923 – January 19, 1926

Wilipedia

1908 January 28---Pemberton Widow Receives $2,500 for the Death of Her Husband During the Construction of the Burlington County Insane Asylum

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William H. Loid killed 

August 7, 1900 
In Construction 

Accident at New Lisbon
TRENTON EVENING TIMES
January 28, 1908

1915 January 26--Kinkora &New Lisbon Railway may Merge with Pemberton & Hightstown Railway and the Philadelphia & Long Branch Railway

TRENTON EVENING TIMES

Tuesday, January 26, 1915
96 years ago

1908 January 21--Pemberton Native MADE GOVERNOR TODAY

 CEREMONY SIMPLE BUT IMPRESSIVE

Governor John Franklin Fort

Born March 20, 1852

Pemberton, New Jersey

BIOGRAPHY  2nd

New Jersey Department of State

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John Franklin Fort, Oath of Office

More Whitesbog--Life and Times Posts

1908 January 20--Pemberton Native, JOHN FRANKLIN FORT to be INAUGURATED GOVERNOR at Taylor Opera House

1907 November-- J.F. FORT for N.J. GOVERNOR

1908 January---FORT FAMILY IN PEMBERTON

Burlington County Has Been Their Home, Principally, Since the Year 1677

1908 Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey

1908 January 20--Pemberton Native, JOHN FRANKLIN FORT to be INAUGURATED GOVERNOR at Taylor Opera House

CEREMONY NOON TOMORROW RECEPTION TO FOLLOW AT STATE HOUSE

Old Mill Hill Society

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1917 January 10--Dr. Emlen Painter Darlington, local doctor observes flock of 65 Evening Grosbeaks in Browns Mills-in -the-Pines.

Witmer Stone  1909 The Birds of New Jersey

Darlington Sighting

Click on text to read article

The AUK

April 1917

1907 November-- J.F. FORT for N.J. GOVERNOR

West Jersey History Project Facebook

1909 Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey---John Franklin Fort Biography 

1908 January---FORT FAMILY IN PEMBERTON

Burlington County Has Been Their Home, Principally, Since the Year 1677

TRENTON EVENING TIMES

January 21, 1908

1907 January 8----Pemberton Borough Mayor Anthony J. Morris Recognized

TRENTON EVENING TIMES

January 8, 1907

Click on image to read.

The Morris Family of Philadelphia Volume I

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The Morris Family of Philadelphia Volume III

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Morris Geneology

Loan Exhibition Burlington County Historical Society

Morris-Pemberton Connection

Burlington County Artifacts Show

Pemberton Geneology

Baptists In Pemberton

Obituary New Jersey Mirror

Died January 6, 1916, at Pemberton, Anthony J. Morris, aged 73 years. Interred at Mount Holly.