Whitesbog General Store

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March through December

The Whitesbog-- Smithville Connection

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The Smithville Conservancy

Joseph J. White and Smithville Connection

Joseph J. White featured at Whitesbog Village Gazette



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Fenwick Manor home of J. J. White creator of Whitesbog

Elizabeth C. White daugther of Joseph J. White lived at Fenwick Manor until 1923 when she had her home Suningive built on North Whitesbog Road.

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Fenwick Manor is currently the home of the New Jersey Pinelands Commission">Currently the home of the New Jersey Pinelands Commission ( Click Here to visit)


Fenwick Manor, New Lisbon, New Jersey Photographs (Click here to see)

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The Powerhouse at Whitesbog

BEFORE the RESTORATION

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The Mechanic's Garage at Whitesbog

BEFORE the RESTORATION PICTURE

Library of Congress Images

After the Restoration Picture (Click here)

The Whitesbog Schoolhouse

Elizabeth C. White's Home at Whitesbog --- Suningive

BEFORE the RESTORATION

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Whitesbog Cranberry Substation

BEFORE THE 2006 RESTORATION

AFTER the RESTORATION

Visiting Whitesbog

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Whitesbog Cranberry Warehouse Going Going Gone!

GOING

The Whitesbog Cranberry Packing House Remembered -- WPT Newsletter

Whitesbog Workers Cottages on West Whitesbog Road

BEFORE the RESTORATION

AFTER the RESTORATION

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This cottage shows two additions which are on each end of the building. These additions were to accomodate a year round worker's family. The door was moved down to where the original window was. The cottages initially were covered with tar paper not cedar shakes.

North Whitesbog Road before worker's cottage restoration

Workers Cottages on North Whitesbog Road

Un-restored Worker's Cottage

Whitesbog from Stabilization to Restoration 1966 ---2009

The Barrel Warehouse was used to store barrels made next door in the barrel factory and later to store boxes both of which were used to ship cranberries to market. The Barrel Factory was the first major restoration that was carried out by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust. Currently it serves as a Agricultural Museum displaying cranberry and blueberry equipment.

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Whitesbog from Stabilization to Restoration 1966 ---2009 click here to read the article.

Historical Surroundings, Burlington Historical Society


1988 Article on Whitesbog Restoration

1772 Barrel Warehouse 2004 Grant

Out of sequence images of North Whites Bog Road

Fenwick Bog the first cranberry bog at Whitesbog.

Picking Blueberries in the Triangle Field at Whitesbog -----

Vintage 1923

The birthplace of the domesticated Blueberry is currently being restored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust. When the restoration is complete Blueberry Festival visitors will be able to pick berries from heirloom highbush blueberries growing in the Triangle Field.








Click Here Taming the Wild Blueberry Chronology