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| #1730507 in eBooks | 2006-10-23 | 2006-10-23 | File type: PDF||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| The Town Next Door|By John M. Ford|I grew up in West Deptford, which borders Woodbury. I enjoyed West Deptford's Images of America so much that I picked up the corresponding book about Woodbury.
The book is full of pictures from the history of Woodbury, New Jersey. There are also names, dates, and other tidbits of history. The chapters are organized by theme, cove|About the Author|Many of the photographs in Woodbury were borrowed from generous local residents, but most come from the remarkable archive of the Gloucester County Historical Society. The society's first museum coordinator, Robert W. Sands Jr.–who is also
Woodbury possesses a rich heritage that reads like the story of America. Established in 1683 by Quakers seeking religious freedom, the community was occupied for three days by British troops under Gen. Charles Cornwallis during the Revolutionary War. In 1787, Woodbury became the county seat of Gloucester County, and it remains so to this day. It was home to Capt. James Lawrence, who coined the phrase "Don't give up the ship" during the War of 1812. Woodbury features view...
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