A quaint and quiet town lying off just about all beaten paths and surrounded by landscapes of orchards, farms, and greenhouses, Bridgeton possesses the largest historic district of any town in the state of New Jersey. Bridgeton’s own history stems back to the year 1686 when Richard Hancock, surveyor-general to John Fenwick, built a saw … Continue reading Bridgeton, NJ: A Micropolis in the Bud