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REVOLUTIONARY WAR SITES IN FRANKLIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY

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FRANKLIN AVENUE
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Franklin Avenue
Historic Marker is in front of 777 Franklin Ave.
Map / Directions to Franklin Avenue Marker

A historic marker in front of 777 Franklin Avenue explains is historic significance: It was surveyed during the Revolutionary War by General Washington's mapmaker Robert Erskine. Franklin Lakes was once part of Franklin Township, which was named for the last British Governor of New Jersey William Franklin. [1] William Franklin was the son of Benjamin Franklin.

Sources:

1. ^ Bergen County Historical Society historic marker

Bergen County Revolutionary War Sites

List of New Jersey Counties