Things To Do in Phillipsburg, New Jersey

This course features narrow fairways and small, fast greens. There is water that comes into play on a few holes. Locals consider hole #4, a 524-yard, par 5, to be the signature hole. ... More on Golf.com

Well, anyway overall I like this course it has great long holes and goes up and down the side of a mountain. More on GolfReview

The Architects Golf Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. This medi... More on TheGolfCourses.net

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Inscription. The Comstock Family owned many properties, including this, which was first used as a boarding house, and the famous Lee House, located at Union Square (Wardell site). This building was later used and purchased by the ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Named for the first settler, Jacob Carpenter who emigrated from Switzerland about 1748. A ferry was operated between here and Raubsville, PA. By the mid 1700's there was a gristmill here and a general store through the ... More on HMDB

Inscription. First known as Shank's Ferry in the 1700's. A ferry was established here across the Delaware River. It became known as Riegel's Ferry and the first bridge was built circa 1837. In 1854 a railroad station was built with ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1793, Benjamin Seigle, a captain of the militia during the revolution purchased land here & built a home & a pottery, and produced items of red clay known as Seigleware. The Seigles built a gristmill, clovermill & ... More on HMDB

Inscription. By 1765, Philadelphia lawyer, Hugh Hughes had taken possession of the Greenwich Forge which had been flourishing near here since the 1750's using iron from Durham Furnace. The forge did extensive business until after ... More on HMDB

Inscription. William Dale, railroad overseer purchased this land from Bel-Del Railroad in 1861. The original home to rear, overlooked the railroad turntable, so Dale could view his workers. This home has 18 rooms. Later, home and ... More on HMDB