Old Pittsgrove Presbyterian

Old Pittsgrove Presbyterian is a New Jersey historical marker in Salem County, dedicated 1941.

Salem County · dedicated 1941 · Formally organized in 1741, though services had been held as early as 1720. The old church was built in 1767. School here came to be called "Pittsgrove College", because of number of students At intersection of Alloway-Salem Road and Woodstown- prepared for college by the ministers.

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Old Pittsgrove Presbyterian

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