Downtown/ Main Street USA: Haddon Heights, NJ Traditional Cache
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Downtown/ Main Street USA: Haddon Heights, NJ
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This cache is important to me since it is the town where I grew up. After finding this cache please enjoy the park and nearby shopping!
Some information about my little town from the Haddon Heights website:
Haddon Heights is a wonderful little town six miles from the Liberty Bell, just below Haddonfield. At about 7,500 people it is half the size of Haddonfield and Collingswood but twice the small town feeling. It was originally settled during the Colonial period and we still have four Pre-Revolutionary War homes that are occupied. Betsy Ross fulled the fabric for the first flag at the Glover Fulling Mill. The town itself was laid out in 1890 as a "new town" planned community along the railroad line to Atlantic City. The White Horse Pike was our "grand avenue" and is now our professional office district. Haddon Heights is the only town in South Jersey with its original passenger and freight station and freight trains still travel daily to Beesley's Point.
We have a viable two block main street, Station Avenue, that has: an old fashioned grocery store, John's Friendly Market, a florist, chocolate shop, photographer, tailor, cleaners, sporting goods, children's shop, gift shops, banks, hair dressers, interior decorating store, two custom jewelers and a nice array of coffee shops and luncheonettes topped off with our fine dining restaurants Elements, Anthony's Ristorante and Kunkel's Steak and Seafood.
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