Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens

Exploring the History and Mystery of the New Jersey Pines

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Another great review for Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens DVD

February 27th, 2008 · 1 Comment

I just received this review of “Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens, Vol. I” from a wonderful writer of several historical books about New Jersey. I urge you to check out the review, the DVD and his wonderful books.

A terrific video for those who love the Pinelands and appreciate its rich history and for those who want to learn more about this beautiful area, seemingly untouched by people.It was fascinating to learn how the Pinelands once bustled with industrial activity, including glassmaking and ironmaking, thanks to the area’s unique ecosystem. Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens does a wonderful job of showing how this area evolved from an industrial center into a historical and recreational center.
Mike Mathis, author of Marple and Newtown Townships, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Cherry Hill Then and Now and co-author of Burlington, New Jersey and Campbell Soup Company.

Lost Towns of the Pine Barrens, Vol. I is a 45 minute award-winning DVD on the ghost towns of the New Jersey Pine Barrens and the industry that supported them. You can learn more about it here

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  • 1 Gertrudefh // Mar 25, 2008 at 11:26 am

    i am gonna show this to my friend, dude

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