Atlantic

The cornerstone was laid 16 November 1865. The church was dedicated on 20 June 1867.

Incorporated in 1823 from classes started in 1796 building dedicated 1829 rebuilt in 1856

Built of NJ sandstone by Samuel Richards, Weymouth Ironmaster, the inn and tavern served courthouse and Weymouth Furnace workers,...

Earlier Called Englishes present building dedicated 1863 Rev Richard Sneath preached at Englishes 1798

McKee City, NJ

The island was called Absegami by the Indians and Absecum by the early settlers.

Germania, NJ

Formerly Abescon Beach.

After the NJ legislature created Atlantic County on February 7, 1837,Weymouth Ironmaster Samuel Richards donated land to build this...

On Oct. 6, 1778, the British fleet, sent to Egg Harbor to attack patirot vessels and destroy the iron works there, came up the Mullica...

April, 1854, the bodies of 54 German immigrants drowned in the wreck of the packet, "Powhatan", were buried here.

Port Republic, NJ

Clark's Mills Meeting House, built by Thomas Clark about 1762, where preached the Rev. John Brainerd, stood on site of Clark Burying Ground.

Port Republic, NJ

Eighteenth century inn possibly built 1750.

Built in 1808 on land donated by William and Hope Hollingshead Rev Richard Sneath was the first Methodist Preacher

Traced to John Smith in 1737. Isaac & James Smith bought inn in 1819 An early stage stop

Northfield, NJ

Jeremiah Leeds settled on Absecon Beach in 1783.

Port Republic, NJ

In 1800, Micajah Smith built a Methodist Church on this site.

Five miles from here stood a tavern kept by a Col. Morgan, a haunt for privateers and Refugees.

Port Republic, NJ

Built by Micajah Smith about 1800.

Cornerstone laid in 1841 on land donated by Samuel Richards. Services began in 1842.

Built in 1853 by Thomas Morris Deputy Collector of Customs early Customs House attached to rear of house

Built about 1800 and operated till about 1865.

Built in 1822 on site of 1764 meeting house eleven revolutionary war soldiers buried here