Battles, Skirmishes, Landmarks, and Major Battles of the American Revolutionary War in New Jersey 1 -74.48150430843798 40.11179653526351 0 293207.7958844354 2.795839234348518e-013 -0.01880510489605924 Major Battles of the American Revolution in New Jersey -74.70659947545001 40.18674815535002 0 252967.2220368535 3.268020341115579e-013 7.212627176057192e-016 normal #zn_copy1 highlight #zh_copy1 normal #zn highlight #zh Features Legend: Single Symbol ASSUNPINK CREEK (THE SECOND BATTLE OF TRENTON) JANUARY 2, 1777
NAME ASSUNPINK CREEK (THE SECOND BATTLE OF TRENTON) JANUARY 2, 1777
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P JANUARY 2, 1777
COD_DATE_B 17770102
COD_DATE_E 17770102
OLD_TOWN TRENTON
NEW_TOWN TRENTON
COUNTY MERCER
VICTOR AMER
IMP_PER_2 GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VVP
REFER Battles and Skirmishes in New Jersey of the American Revolution by David C. Munn
R2 http://www.state.nj.us/dep/njgs/enviroed/oldpubs/battles.pdf
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CREATOR MICHAEL YAFFE
SUMMARY Part of the action of the second Battle of Trenton. While Capt. Thomas Forrest's battery assists infantry in holding the British advance, Washington moves his troops across the Assunpink where they repel an advance by the British. An intense cannonade at
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.7295783781,40.2328153992,0 BATTLE OF CHESTNUT NECK OCT 6, 1778
NAME BATTLE OF CHESTNUT NECK OCT 6, 1778
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P 10/6/1778
COD_DATE_B 17781006
COD_DATE_E 17781006
OLD_TOWN CHESTNUT NECK
NEW_TOWN CHESTNUT CREEK
COUNTY CUMBERLAND
VICTOR BRI
IMP_PER_2 COL FERGURSON
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VG
REFER Munn David C. (1941) Battles and Skirmishes of the American Revolution in New Jersey
R2 Georgiana C. Blake, from the Atlantic County Historical Society Yearbook, Volume 1, Number 3, Page 111-116. October, 1950.
R3 Kemp, Franklin W. A Nest of Rebel Pirates. Egg Harbor City, NJ: Laureate Press, 1966.
R4 http://www.doublegv.com/ggv/battles/Paulus.html
WIKI Battle of chest nut Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Chestnut_Neck)
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CREATOR EMMANUEL NDIEMA
SUMMARY The battle of Chestnut neck also marked the last incident of the revolution to take place in south west Jersey.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.4680864867,39.5663252014,0 Battle of Monmouth
NAME Battle of Monmouth
TYPE Battle
DATE_P June 28, 1778
COD_DATE_B 17780628
COD_DATE_E 17780628
OLD_TOWN Monmouth
NEW_TOWN Monmouth
COUNTY Monmouth
VICTOR Inconclusive
IMP_PER_2 GEORGE WASHINGTON, GENERAL
IMP_PER_1 General Clinton
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR
REFER Wikipedia.org
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CREATOR Dennis Quinlan
SUMMARY Last major engagement of the Northern Theatre (Philadelphia Campaign)
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.3126350085,40.2804380296,0 BATTLE OF OSBORNE ISLAND OCT 7,1778
NAME BATTLE OF OSBORNE ISLAND OCT 7,1778
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P 10/7/1778
COD_DATE_B 17781007
COD_DATE_E 17781007
OLD_TOWN OSBORNE ISLAND
NEW_TOWN TURKERTON
COUNTY OCEAN COUNTY
VICTOR BRI
IMP_PER_2 GEN PULASKI
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VP
REFER Munn David C. (1941) Battles and Skirmishes of the American Revolution in New Jersey
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CREATOR EMMANUEL NDIEMA
SUMMARY This battle was significant in that it was a follow-up of the chestnut battle Chestnut Neck battle.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.35661748070001,39.5679119488,0 BATTLE OF PRINCETON
NAME BATTLE OF PRINCETON
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P JANUARY 3, 1777
COD_DATE_B 17770103
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN PRINCETON
NEW_TOWN PRINCETON
COUNTY MERCER
VICTOR AMERICAN
IMP_PER_2 GEORGE WASHINGTON, GENERAL
IMP_PER_1 HUGH MERCER, GENERAL
IMP_PER_3 JOHN HASLET, COLONEL
SPAT_ACCUR P
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY MAJORITY OF THE BATTLE TOOK PLACE IN AN ORCHARD WHERE MAJORITY OF THE TIME THE BRITISH WERE WINNING AND APPEARED TO BE THE WINNERS UNTIL MORE CONTINENTAL TROOPS ARRIVED AND THE BRITISH SURRENDERED TO CAPTAIN ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.67749091029999,40.3394932316,0 Battle of Quinton's Bridge, March 18, 1778
NAME Battle of Quinton's Bridge, March 18, 1778
TYPE Battle
DATE_P 3/18/1778
COD_DATE_B 17771125
COD_DATE_E 17771125
OLD_TOWN Salem
NEW_TOWN Quinton
COUNTY Salem
VICTOR British
IMP_PER_2
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CREATOR Maura
SUMMARY
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -75.3943502912,39.5718788173,0 BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, JUN 23, 1780
NAME BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, JUN 23, 1780
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P 6/23/1780
COD_DATE_B 17800623
COD_DATE_E 17800623
OLD_TOWN SPRINGFIELD
NEW_TOWN SPRINGFIELD
COUNTY ESSEX
VICTOR AMER
IMP_PER_2 GREENE, NATHANIEL, GENERAL (AMERICAN)
IMP_PER_1 CALDWELL, REV. JAMES (AMERICAN)
IMP_PER_3 KNYPHAUSEN, WILHELM VON, GENERAL (HESSIAN)
SPAT_ACCUR
REFER THE 3RD NEW JERSEY REGIMENT, http://www.jerseyblues.org/springfield.html
R2 Fleming, Thomas. New Jersey’s Revolutionary Experience #8: The Battle of Springfield N.J. Historical Commission, Trenton, NJ 1975
R3 Fleming, Thomas. The Forgotten Victory. New York, 1973
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KEY_CONT Scott Seidel, Chairman, oemdeputy@springfield-nj.com
CREATOR AG
SUMMARY Gen. Wilhelm von Knyphausen invades New Jersey to drive out patriots. Main battles occur on 7th and 23rd, but there is an "almost daily exchange" of raids between the two armies.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.3340214049,40.7149428505,0 BATTLE OF TRENTON, DECEMBER 26, 1977
NAME BATTLE OF TRENTON, DECEMBER 26, 1977
TYPE BATTLE
DATE_P DECEMBER 26, 1776
COD_DATE_B 17761226
COD_DATE_E 17761226
OLD_TOWN TRENTON
NEW_TOWN TRENTON
COUNTY MERCER
VICTOR AMER
IMP_PER_2 GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON
IMP_PER_1 COLONEL JOHAN RALL
IMP_PER_3 MAJOR GENERAL NATHANIEL GREEN
SPAT_ACCUR VP
REFER Battles and Skirmishes in New Jersey of the American Revolution by David C. Munn
R2 http://www.state.nj.us/dep/njgs/enviroed/oldpubs/battles.pdf
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CREATOR MICHAEL YAFFE
SUMMARY In the early morning hours, General Washinton leads troops across the Deleware north of Trenton and surprises the 1200-man Hessian garrison in Trenton, striking at 8 A.M. Estimates of battle range from 35 minutes to an hour and three-quarters, but Washin
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.7624680327,40.2350080429,0 Fort Lee
NAME Fort Lee
TYPE Battle
DATE_P 11-20-1776
COD_DATE_B 17761120
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN Fort Lee
NEW_TOWN Fort Lee
COUNTY Bergen
VICTOR British
IMP_PER_2 Lee, Charles, Gen.
IMP_PER_1 Washington, George, Gen.
IMP_PER_3 Cornwallis, Charles, 1st Marquess
SPAT_ACCUR VVP
REFER City of Fort Lee
R2 Wikipedia.org
R3 Battles and Skirmishes in New Jersey of the American Revolution by David C. Munn
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WIKI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Lee%2C_New_Jersey#Education
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WEBLINK3 http://www.getnj.com/historicroadsides/bergen.shtml
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CREATOR Philip Bosco
SUMMARY British capture Fort Lee. Washington sacrifices material (50 cannon, entrenching tools and flour), but saves 2000 troops.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -73.9629158133,40.8504099764,0 Fort Mercer, Oct 22, 1777
NAME Fort Mercer, Oct 22, 1777
TYPE Battle
DATE_P 10/22/1777
COD_DATE_B 17771125
COD_DATE_E 17771125
OLD_TOWN Red Bank
NEW_TOWN National Park
COUNTY Gloucester
VICTOR American
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CREATOR Maura
SUMMARY
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -75.1577285929,39.8680325856,0 Hancock’s Bridge, March 22, 1778
NAME Hancock’s Bridge, March 22, 1778
TYPE Battle
DATE_P 3/22/1778
COD_DATE_B 17771125
COD_DATE_E 17771125
OLD_TOWN Hancock’s Bridge
NEW_TOWN Hancock’s Bridge
COUNTY Salem
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
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CREATOR Maura
SUMMARY
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -75.4502831376,39.5230863343,0 Paulus hook
NAME Paulus hook
TYPE Battle
DATE_P 09-23-1776
COD_DATE_B 17760923
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN
NEW_TOWN Jersey City
COUNTY Hudson
VICTOR British
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CREATOR Philip Bosco
SUMMARY British occupy Paulus Hook marking the beginning of the New Jersey campaign. First New Jersey territory occupied by British.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy1 -74.0433635568,40.716954205,0 Second Battle of Gloucester, Nov 25, 1777
NAME Second Battle of Gloucester, Nov 25, 1777
TYPE battle
DATE_P 11/25/1777
COD_DATE_B 17771125
COD_DATE_E 17771125
OLD_TOWN Gloucester
NEW_TOWN Gloucester
COUNTY Gloucester
VICTOR Patriot
IMP_PER_2
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
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CREATOR Maura
SUMMARY
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]]> Landmarks of the American Revolutionay War in New Jersey -74.70659947545001 40.18674815535002 0 310893.3835836655 4.006385780542726e-013 7.212627176057192e-016 normal #zn0 highlight #zh0 normal #zn_copy2 highlight #zh_copy2 Features Legend: Single Symbol ABRAHAM STAAT'S HOUSE
NAME ABRAHAM STAAT'S HOUSE
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P 1779
COD_DATE_B 1779
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
NEW_TOWN SOUTH BOUND BROOK
COUNTY SOMERSET
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2 GENERAL VON STEUBEN
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR G
REFER http://www.staatshouse.com/
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY It was the headquarters for General von Steuben during the second Middlebrook Encampment.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.5227640329,40.5513447666,0 Allen House
NAME Allen House
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P 1740
COD_DATE_B 1740
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN NEW BRUNSWICK
NEW_TOWN New Brunswick
COUNTY MIDDLESEX
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
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REFER www.discoverourtown.com
R2 732-462-1466
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CREATOR ANGELA GORCZYCA
SUMMARY Built before 1740, this historic structure has served as a tavern, a courthouse, a town hall, a post office, a community center and a hostelry.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.06156843380001,40.3241318617,0 ARNOLD TAVERN
NAME ARNOLD TAVERN
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P
COD_DATE_B 0
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN MORRISTOWN
NEW_TOWN MORRISTOWN
COUNTY MORRIS
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2 GEORGE WASHINGTON, GENERAL
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR P
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY The tavern was used as Washingtons Headquarters.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.4820667849,40.7966967453,0 Ayers-Allen House
NAME Ayers-Allen House
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P 06/1777
COD_DATE_B 177706
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN WOODBRIDGE
NEW_TOWN Metuchen
COUNTY MIDDLESEX
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
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SPAT_ACCUR G
REFER National Register of Historic Landmarks
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CREATOR ANGELA GORCZYCA
SUMMARY Part of the house was used as a tavern where local people, British & American soldiers would congregate
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.3641566038,40.5447492578,0 BAYLOR MASSACRE PARK/HISTORIC SITE
NAME BAYLOR MASSACRE PARK/HISTORIC SITE
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P SEPTEMBER 28, 1778
COD_DATE_B 17780928
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN HARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
NEW_TOWN RIVER VALE
COUNTY BERGEN
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2 GEORGE BAYLOR
IMP_PER_1 GENERAL GREY
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR P
REFER http://www.co.bergen.nj.us/Parks/Cultural%20and%20Historic/Baylor.htm
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY The event is known as the Baylor Massacre. Baylor's men were sleeping when they were surprised by the British troops. About 35 Continental soldiers were killed and 33 were captured, including officers.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.00921879960002,41.0133163375,0 Bergen area
NAME Bergen area
TYPE Evacuation
DATE_P 10-05-1776
COD_DATE_B 17761005
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN
NEW_TOWN
COUNTY Bergen
VICTOR British
IMP_PER_2
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VVP
REFER Wikipedia.org
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R3 Battles and Skirmishes in New Jersey of the American Revolution by David C. Munn
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WIKI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergen_County
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CREATOR Philip Bosco
SUMMARY Americans evacuate Bergen.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.062158681,40.7795499576,0 Bergen area
NAME Bergen area
TYPE Execution
DATE_P 01-25-1781
COD_DATE_B 17810125
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN
NEW_TOWN
COUNTY Bergen
VICTOR British
IMP_PER_2 Ball, Stephen
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VVP
REFER Wikipedia.org
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CREATOR Philip Bosco
SUMMARY Refugees hang Stephen Ball of Spanktown, a suspected spy.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.06065313969999,40.7713770191,0 BOULDER
NAME BOULDER
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P
COD_DATE_B 0
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN
NEW_TOWN MONTCLAIR
COUNTY ESSEX
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2 GEORGE WASHINGTON, GENERAL
IMP_PER_1 THE MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR G
REFER http://www.staatshouse.com/
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY A boulder at the corner of Claremont Ave. and Valley Rd. marks the site of "Washington's Headquarters". Also, First Mountain was observation point to help the Continental army watch movements of the British. And it is said that George Washington and Ma
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.2208986643,40.8200031522,0 Boxwood Hall
NAME Boxwood Hall
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P BUILT IN 1750
COD_DATE_B 0
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN ELIZABETHTOWN
NEW_TOWN ELIZABETH
COUNTY UNION
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2 Elias Boudinot
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
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REFER http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/historic/index.html
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CREATOR KAITLYN WALSH
SUMMARY Elias Boudinot was the president of the Conintenal Congress and was in charge of the Peace Treaty with Great Britian.
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.2100527482,40.6636849762,0 BUCCLEUCH MANSION MUSEUM
NAME BUCCLEUCH MANSION MUSEUM
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P
COD_DATE_B 0
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN NEW BRUNSWICK
NEW_TOWN NEW BRUNSWICK
COUNTY MIDDLESEX
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VG
REFER GUIDE TO HISTORIC SITES IN CENTRAL NEW JERSEY
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CREATOR ANGELA GORCZYCA
SUMMARY English general housed British soldiers in 1774
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]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.45721343260001,40.5066474295,0 CEMETARY OF THE NASSAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NAME CEMETARY OF THE NASSAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P
COD_DATE_B 0
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN PRINCETON
NEW_TOWN PRINCETON
COUNTY MERCER
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VG
REFER GUIDE TO HISTORIC SITES IN CENTRAL NEW JERSEY
R2 (609) 924-1369
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CREATOR ANGELA GORCZYCA
SUMMARY During the Revolution served as a hospital and barracks for both the British and Continental troops, first legislature of the State of New Jersey convened here in 1775 as did the Continental Congress from June to November 1783
METAREADME http://crssa.rutgers.edu/projects/special/revwar/data/landmarks_revwar_nj__MetaREADME.html
]]> #MapRollOver_copy2 -74.66017232530001,40.3533636555,0 CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
NAME CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
TYPE LANDMARK
DATE_P 1742
COD_DATE_B 1742
COD_DATE_E 0
OLD_TOWN NEW BRUNSWICK
NEW_TOWN New Brunswick
COUNTY MIDDLESEX
VICTOR
IMP_PER_2
IMP_PER_1
IMP_PER_3
SPAT_ACCUR VG
REFER Guide to Historic Sites in Central NJ
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CREATOR ANGELA GORCZYCA
SUMMARY Landmark in Revolutionary War, only bell in New Brunswick, tower used to assemble citizens to hear Declaration of Independence
METAREADME http://crssa.rutgers.edu/projects/special/revwar/data/landmarks_revwar_nj__MetaREADME.html
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NAME CONFERENCE HOIUSE
TYPE LANDMARK