Woodbridge

Woodbridge is a New Jersey historical marker in entering, Middlesex County, dedicated 1932.

Middlesex County · dedicated 1932 · Intersection Rt. 4 with Mawbey Street, Woodbridge, between telephone pole and corner - right hand side, entering

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November 28-29, 1776, Washington passed this way on the march to New Brunswick. April 22, 1789, on his inaugural tour to New York, he lodged at the Cross Keyes Tavern at the northwest corner of Main Street and Perth Amboy Avenue.

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Marker data: New Jersey Historical Commission

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