REVOLUTIONARY WAR SITES IN BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY

Liberty Bell
Cumberland County Courthouse
Broad St.(Rte. 49) and Fayette St.
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(609) 451-8000
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m .- 5 p.m.

Inside the Cumberland County Courthouse is a 'Liberty Bell' which was rung here at the news of the Declaration of Independence. It was cast in Massachusetts in 1765. [1]

Historic Broad Street Church Cemetery
Shiloh Pike intersection with St. Lawrence St. and West Broad St.
Map / Directions to the Historic Broad Street Church Cemetery
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The Church, which dates to 1792, has a cemetery with the graves of 6 Revolutionary War Soldiers: [2]

Captain Seth Bowen
Ensign Almarin Brooks
Surgeon Ebenezer Elmer
Lieutenant Elis Elmer
Lietenant James Giles
Captain Samuel Moore Shute

Potter's Tavern Museum
49-51 West Broad St.
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Hours: Saturday:11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
             Sunday: Noon - 4 p.m.