Historical Marker

Historic Mount Holly

Washington Street, entering Mount Holly from Camden, in front of red brick Catholic Church, between poles PS23NO and PS24NO, opposite 167 Washington Street. · Mount Holly from Camden · Burlington

New Jersey marker

Inscription

Dec. 1776, Hessian troops occupied the Meeting House. June 20-22, 1778, the two wings of the British army united here before the Battle of Monmouth. Nov., 1779, the Council and Assembly met in the Meeting House.

Location

AddressWashington Street, entering Mount Holly from Camden, in front of red brick Catholic Church, between poles PS23NO and PS24NO, opposite 167 Washington Street.
CityMount Holly from Camden
CountyBurlington
StateNew Jersey
Coordinates39.848990, -74.666450

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