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An article about the success of the 2006 blueberry festival, and makes note of rain not keeping people away. That year Jeffery J. Macechak, education director of the Burlington County Historical Society, portrayed Dr. Frederick V. Coville, and Stephanie Schrader, board of trustee member and volunteer, portrayed Elizabeth White. Includes three pictures, one featuring local band the Sugar Sand Ramblers, and one color picture from the front page.
2023.12.163
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Whitesbog Preservation Trust (501(c) (3) non profit) is the caretaker of Whitesbog Historic Village, a small cranberry farming village founded in 1857.
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120 W. Whites Bog Road #34
Browns Mills, NJ 08015
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