Cheap Things To Do in Fort Dix, New Jersey

The barracks serves as an educational center for Colonial and American history, and stands as the last remaining structure of its kind. The Old Barracks is a State and National Landmark located in Trenton, New Jersey. Built in 1758 ... More on Heritage

Inscription. This monument is dedicated to the only indispensable instrument of war, The American Soldier---, The Ultimate Weapon: “If they are not there, you don't own it.”,   17 August 1990, [A nearby companion marker, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. World War II: Mobilized at Fort Dix 16 September 1940, Campaigns: Northern France–Rhineland–Central Europe, In memory of, our comrades who paid the supreme sacrifice, , Erected by 44th Infantry Division Association. ... More on HMDB

'Liberty Lake' is a lake located in Mansfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey, in northern Burlington County. It is a popular recreational spot for families in the suburbs northeast of Philadelphia. A freshwater ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Dedicated to, those who served, in all the, Armed Forces. In memory of, those who paid the, supreme sacrifice, [Names listed on second marker:], Charles Fullerton Edwin Hoover Aaron R. Lucas Albert L. Collins Henry Hoffman ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Historic Whitesbog Village has its origins in 1857 when James A. Fenwick began cultivating cranberry bogs at this location. His son-in-law Joseph Josiah White took over management of the farm upon Fenwick's death in 1882, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Circa 1766, Home of Alexander Douglass, Quartermaster in Washingtons Army, who fought in the Battle of Assunpink, Jan. 2, 1777. Here on that date General Washington held the Council of War. Washingtons idea was to leave ... More on HMDB

An 1850s church renovated ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. The Community Theater, of the City of Trenton, This plaque presented, in memory of, Emma Jane Stockton: , Erected 1981 by Old Mill Hill Society. , Location. 40° 13.125′ N, ... More on HMDB

This area, which is the largest essentially undeveloped tract on the Eastern seaboard, exceeds one million acres and is noted for its massive water resources with myriad marshes, bogs, ponds, and the dwarfed pines from which it gets ... More on Epinions.com