1918 The Industrial Directory Of New Jersey

Pemberton Area

Birmingham Station

The Inn at Birmingham

Browns Mills Postcards

Browns Mills Improvement Association

Whitesbog Village Blog Site

New Lisbon Images

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1876 Scott's Atlas-- Pemberton Township

1876 Scott's Atlas Pemberton Borough

Pemberton Images

Whitesbog Village Blog Site

Water Supply

Railroad Connections

RxR Routes and Maps Post

Railway Tax Assessment Records Post

Pemberton's Neighbors

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Adam's Express History

1876 Scott's Atlas--Shamong Township

New Egypt Station

New Egypt Images

1876 Scott's Atlas New Egypt Map

Lakewood Postcards

Mount Holly Images

Mount Holly Images II

1876 Scott's Atlas Westhampton Map

Fair Grounds Post

1876 Scott's Atlas Pointville Map

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Smithville Images

1876 Scott's Atlas Westhampton Map

1876 Scott's Atlas Sykesville Map

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Vincentown Images

Southampton Images

1876 Scott's Atlas Vincentown Map

1876 Scott's Atlas Southampton Map

Wrightstown Images I

Wrightstown Images II

1914 November 13 Germans Scorn Death In Charge At Ypres!

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Camp Dix By Roger Batchelder

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Chronology of World War I

Camp Dix

JULY 21, 1918 - 25,000 Camp Dix Soldiers -Form Living Liberty Bell

1910 November 27th, Happy Thanksgiving!

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Pig' n Whistle Inn--Match Cover

Mallow's PIG' n WHISTLE INN

1918, November 6--Edge and Baird Victors in New Jersey

David Baird click on Pic

EDGE AND BAIRD VICTORS IN JERSEY; Both Republican Candidates for Senate Carry State, Beating La Monte and Hennessy. 3 DEMOCRATS TO HOUSE Republicans at Trenton State House Say Governor Won by 15,000. Slow in Counting Votes. EDGE AND BAIRD VICTORS IN JERSEY Hennessy Ahead In Home County.

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The New York Times.
November 06, 1918

1916 October 8 Suspect Dead Man Was Rider Bandit

Witnesses to shoting Live near

White's bog

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Cranberry Fest
First held on May 4, 1979, this event celebrates Andrew J. Rider, the founder and first president of the Trenton Business College. Rider introduced the cranberry to the Queen of England and hence she nicknamed him "The Cranberry King of New Jersey." Rider also owned a horse named Cranberry which he purchased in England. This annual event is held each September to welcome everyone back to campus with an outdoor luncheon, activities, and free giveaways. The link to the "Cranberry King" is also the basis for our school colors of cranberry and white.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

October 8, 1916

SUSPECT DEAD MAN WAS RIDER BANDIT; Bullet-Riddled Body Found Near Scene of "Cranberry King" Holdup.