Historical Marker

Swedish Settlement

Cinnaminson, near intersection of Route #25 and road to Riverton, right hand side going toward Burlington, above Gulf Gasoline Station - about 100 feet from intersection - between third and fourth telephone poles. ยท Burlington

New Jersey marker

Inscription

Cinnaminson Township was first settles by Swedes who came across the Delaware at an early date. Their farms lay along the Delaware, Pennsauken Creek, and Swedes' Run. This was the most northerly of the Swedish settlements.

Location

AddressCinnaminson, near intersection of Route #25 and road to Riverton, right hand side going toward Burlington, above Gulf Gasoline Station - about 100 feet from intersection - between third and fourth telephone poles.
CountyBurlington
StateNew Jersey
Coordinates39.904350, -74.677950

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