Robert F. Garwood was Delran’s First Mayor and lived in this house which was originally built by James VanSciver in 1823.
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Help Preserve Revolutionary War Battlefield Site in Burlington County
Burlington County currently has no preserved American Revolutionary War Battlefield sites. But one Revolutionary War site named Petticoat Bridge Battlefield is in need of preservation. If Petticoat Bridge Battlefield is not preserved it is very likely that the 197 acres of farmland in Burlington County will be development.
If you would like to see the Petticoat Bridge Battlefield site preserved then please sign the petition.
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