Broad St. Church
Inscription
Built by Presbyterians in 1792, has been cited by architects as an outstanding example of good Colonial design.
Location
AddressMarker is on Broad Street West (New Jersey Route 49) just west
of South Lawrence Street.
CityBridgeton
CountyCumberland
StateNew Jersey
Coordinates39.429450, -75.245300
Sources
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