Historic Sites in New Jersey

	Trinity Episcopal (Old Swedes') Church 208 Kings Hwy., Swedesboro, NJ 08085 (856) 467-1227 Founded in 1703, the first Swedish church in NJ; VanLear-Schorn log cabin.
	St. George's Episcopal Church 305 N. Broadway, Pennsville, NJ (856) 678-7979 Founded in 1714, one of the original churches of New Sweden.
	New Sweden Farmstead Museum City Park, off Commerce St., Bridgeton, NJ (856)451-4802 Seven log buildings are exact copy of early Swedish-Finnish farmstead.
	Swedish Granary Behind Gibbon House, Greate St., Greenwich, NJ (856) 455-8580 The sole surviving example of a Swedish-built farm building.
	Johan Printz Log Cabin Market Street, Salem, NJ This unusual log structure is a typical Swedish/Finnish log cabin of the 17th century..

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