Cheap Things To Do in Park Ridge, New Jersey

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Inscription. This building, dedicated December 8, 1873 by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, was built through the efforts of James Leach, James Hall and Jacob, his son, for use as a Sunday school and missio... More on HMDB

Shoreline fishing only. No boat access. More on AnglerWeb.com

For two star dining in Park Ridge, try Park Ridge Diner. More on Open List

Your typical small town diner, the park ridge diner, known locally... More on Dine.com

Inscription. This barn and the house across the road were at the center of Frederick Wortendykes farm. Frederick built them about 1770 on the eve of the American Revolution. He was a “Dutchman” who raised a large family ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The first Wortendykes to settle this land were Dutch-American farmers. The Wortendykes were common people and little is known of their lives and work from written historical records. The major testimony to their time ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of, Old Block House, Used As A, Fort And Indian Trading Post, Built About 1697, By Omey Ackerson, First Business Building, In The, Pascack Valley, Marker Placed By, Wampum Mill Chapter D. A. R. 1950, , Erected 1950 ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built about 1800 by John Ackerson and son Garret, this stone house stands on land purchased in 1759. The property was developed during a century of family ownership. A general store was built opposite the house site in ... More on HMDB

Pascack Reformed Church has been celebrating God's grace and serving God's people for the past 194 years at the corner ... More on Pascackreformedchurch.org

Inscription. Erected in 1813 on farmland purchased from the Campbell and Wortendyke families, the church had thirty-six original members. Dedicated in the Fall of that year by Dominie Stephen Goets... More on HMDB

'Woodcliff Lake' is the name of a reservoir in Woodcliff Lake and portions of Hillsdale and Park Ridge, in Bergen County, New Jersey. It was created circa 1903 by damming the Pascack Brook and is also fed by the Bear Brook which ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. “Bergen County is chiefly inhabited by Dutch people. There is a peculiar neatness in appearance of their homes, having an airy stoop supported by pillars in front, and their kitchens at the ends in the form of wings. ... More on HMDB