In the tumultuous spring of 1777, as the Revolutionary War raged across the young United States, a remarkable moment in New Jersey history quietly unfolded in a tavern along Kings
(Camden, NJ) – During this season of seminal events the Camden County Commissioners are preparing for the nation’s 250th Anniversary, the FIFA World Cup, and a variety of other events
Long before the Jersey Devil became the most famous phantom of the Pine Barrens, another kind of ghost story was whispered around campfires and tavern hearths across South Jersey —
A Violent Morning on Alloway Creek In the early hours of March 21, 1778, a brutal surprise attack unfolded at the Hancock House in what is now Hancock’s Bridge, Salem
When talking about South Jersey, you cannot forget about its 1.1 million acres of iconic land. The Pine Barrens (or Pinelands) stretches across seven counties- containing various types of ecosystems.