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Roebling Museum in Roebling, New Jersey
The Roebling Museum focuses on the Company Town of Roebling, where people lived and worked at the Steel Mill.
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Kirby’s Mill in Medford, NJ
Located in Medford, Kirby’s Mill was one of the oldest and last operating commercial mills in the state of New Jersey.
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James Fenimore Cooper House in Burlington, NJ
James Fenimore Cooper was a famous author from the early nineteenth century, and the James Fenimore Cooper House pays respect to his birthplace in Burlington, NJ.
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Chestnut Neck Battle Monument and Park in Port Republic, NJ
To commemorate the battle fought at Chestnut Neck, a memorial and small park was built in Port Republic and dedicated to the troops of the American Revolution.
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Somers Mansion in Somers Point, NJ
Somers Mansion, overlooking the Great Egg Harbor Bay, is the oldest house standing in Atlantic City.
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White Horse Inn in Chatsworth, NJ
Built in the mid-nineteenth century, the White Horse Inn, and originally named the Shamong Hotel, is the oldest remaining landmark in Chatsworth.
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World War II Lookout Tower in Cape May, NJ
The World War II Lookout Tower, also known as Fire Control Tower No. 23, in Cape May was a concrete structure built to spot enemy ships during WWII.
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The Blue Comet Railroad in Chatsworth, NJ
The Blue Comet, also known as the “Seashore’s Finest Train,” was a blue colored train in service from 1929 to 1941 traveling from the New York area to Atlantic City.
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The Wreckage of the SS Atlantus in Cape May, NJ 08204
Just off the coast of Sunset Beach, Beach-goers can spot the Wreckage of the SS Altantus.
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Hereford Inlet Lighthouse and Gardens in North Wildwood, NJ
With a history dating back to 1874, the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse has guided sailors to safety for generations.
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