The 3rd Declaration and Col. Hamilton Jr. Traditional Cache

 A magnetic hide a key cache to bring treasure seekers to a well preserved space in New Brunswick.  The cache is in front of the First Reformed church on a yellow traffic sign at the intersection of Neilson St. and Hiram Square.  Geocachers are encouraged to enter the Christ Church garden off of Paterson st. and search out Col. Alexander Hamilton Jr.'s grave site as well as recognize that Neislon St. is named after Col. John Neilson who most notably read the original Declaration of Indepnedence to the New Brunswick public on July 9-10th 1776 just days after it freed the 13 colonies from Britain, this was the third reading following, Princeton, Trenton, and Easton PA and NYC.  the monument commemorating this event is just up the hill in front of the Heldrich Hotel.