Woodstown

Woodstown is a New Jersey historical marker in before bearing to left., Salem County, dedicated 1932.

Salem County · dedicated 1932 · Rt. 45 - entering Woodstown from Camden, right hand side - in front of old Meeting House, before bearing to left. · location approximate

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March, 1778, the British troops and foraging parties proceeding to Salem, divided at the Seven Stars Tavern, and one regiment marched this way. It is said that they halted and stacked their guns near the Meeting House.

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Woodstown

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