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Cooper's Ferry -

Cooper's Ferry - is a New Jersey historical marker in Camden County, dedicated 1932.

Washington, while living in Philadelphia as President, crossed the On Crescent Boulevard between Circle and Bridge - right hand river at Cooper's Ferry and rode horseback over the early roads of side of roac going toward River - between poles PS3761PS and Camden · location approximate

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Philadelphia, 1901, covering the location of Cooper's Ferry -, with a pin at the marker's coordinates
Philadelphia, 1901, covering this location. David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries. The pin is ours and the location is approximate.
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