Cheap Things To Do in Salem, New Jersey

Supawna Meadows NWR lies along the Delaware River, north of the Salem River in Salem County, NJ. Approximately 75 percent of the current acreage is brackish tidal marsh. The refuge provides wintering and migrating waterfowl with an ... More on Epinions.com

The playground was built to remeber all the brave men and women who have fought for freedom in our country and to remind the children who play there that "Freedom is not Free". The play area is open to the public. It ... More on KaBoom.org

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Inscription. This oak tree, a survivor of the original forest, was standing here when Salem was founded by John Fenwick in 1675. It is eighty-eight feet high and its foliage covers one-quarter of an acre. “This tablet was erected ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Most famous New Jersey, tree stands in cemetery. By tradition, John Fenwick, made his treaty with the, Indians in its shade, 1675. , Erected 1964 by State of New Jersey. , Location. 39° 34.372′ N, 75° ... More on HMDB

The Alexander Grant House is a restored 1721 home featuring historical exhibits from the Colonial and Federal ... More on PlanetWare

Soon after the 1638 landing of Finnish colonists near the present site of Wilmington, Delaware, small groups of settlers crossed over to the east bank of the Delaware River, where the land was thou... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Inscription. This cemetery contains, the graves of 2,436 Confederate, soldiers who died while pisoners, of war at Fort Delaware. , Location. 39° 36.605′ N, 75° 33.315′ W. Marke... More on HMDB

Inscription. Fort Delaware is located on Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River. The island is sometimes said to have gotten its name from a boat loaded with peas that ran aground on a mud shoal in the 1770s. The spilled peas sprouted, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On March 17, 1778, Colonial militia formed a line of defense on the south bank of Alloways Creek. The British, having occupied Salem, attacked the next day and by a ruse drew the Colonials across the creek into a(n) ambush. ... More on HMDB

One of the oldest brick houses in Delaware, this building has remained almost unchanged since its construction around 1700. The early Dutch furnishings include a courting bench; also on display is... More on Frommers

Dutch House was built in the late 17th C and is thought to be the oldest brick house in the state. It is typic ... More on PlanetWare