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This announcement in pdf format: Pine Barrens Publicity

Exhibition will run from 31 January 2015 to September 2015.

Sesquicentennial of the Battle of Fort Fisher, North Carolina and the defeat of Wilmington Elias Wright, a distinguished military officer who later became Joseph Wharton’s land agent, surveyor and trusted friend, was there Presenter: Betsy Carpenter Date: Saturday, January 17, … Continue reading →

Lines on the Pines for Kids met on a beautiful day today, March 12, 2014, at Stockton’s Kramer Hall in Hammonton. Dozens of kids took classes on painting, basketweaving, photography, bog terrariums and CSI techniques — all about the Pine … Continue reading →

  Here is a link to another newspaper article about Bill Bolger’s trek up the Keith Line: Amy Reynolds, Trenton Times Make sure you look at the slideshow of images underneath the opening photograph on the page. As Bill walks … Continue reading →

  Bill Bolger will be ending his walk along the Keith Line tomorrow as he reaches Three Bridges, the same point that George Keith ceased from his surveying efforts as no British population existed beyond that point. A negotiated compromise … Continue reading →

Richard Stockton State College and the South Jersey Culture & History Center is sponsoring and supporting a trek across New Jersey following the original provincial boundary line first blazed in 1687. National Park Service professional and Mount Holly resident Bill … Continue reading →

Steve Evert, manager of Stockton’s Marine Science and Environmental Field Station, along with Stockton Biology Professor Peter Staub, recently led three Stockton students and a collaborative of other interested parties in an underwater survey of a federal steamer sunk off … Continue reading →

On August 20th, student film makers Ian Angotti and Tim Chivalette held a first interview with Budd Wilson, discussing his career as archaeologist and life in and around South Jersey. We hope that a second field interview, yet to be … Continue reading →

A lot has been going on over at the Richard E. Bjork Library at Stockton College.  Recently, for example, the library celebrated the arrival of a restored topographic map of Atlantic County donated by Mark Demitroff and David Munn, welcomed … Continue reading →