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Witch’s Day Out

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Witches Day Out!  October 26, 2025 Enjoy some magical shopping and scary good deals! Enjoy shop treats and discounts for anyone wearing a witches hat! Witches Day Out is from 12:00pm – 5:00pm  Calling all Witches! Come dressed in your … Continue reading

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December in Smithville

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December in Smithville is a winter wonderland! When you get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, plan a day at Smithville to slow it down, enjoy your family and be reminded of the simpler pleasures of … Continue reading

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#6- La Petitie Boutique

William Batchelor Homestead This house is a testament to the art of fine craftsmanship. Mortise and tenon construction, joists, and timbers are held in place by wooden pegs. The fireplace bricks came over from England as ballast in a sailing … Continue reading

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#37- The Smithville Jeweler

Quaker Meeting House In keeping with Quaker tradition, everything in this old Church is strictly functional. From the pews with their corn husk pads to the simple folding clerk’s bench. There were no ushers, singing, or music… but always a … Continue reading

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#52-53 The Crafting Cellar

Greenwich Post Office Ninety-three years of U.S. mail flowed through the Greenwich Post Office. Many who came to transact business stayed on to chat, perching themselves in the open front window. A no-nonsense postmistress finally put a stop to the … Continue reading

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#19 The Merry Goldfinch

Grist Mill Built in 1790, Sharptown New Jersey. In the most rural communities, families grew their own grains and took them to just such a mill for grinding. Our water powered  Grist Mill was used to grind the daily quota … Continue reading

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#61 The Johnson Suites

James B. Johnson Homestead You’re looking at the most elegant dwelling in Historic Smithville. The front of this homestead was built in 1850, and the rear 1820. Its owner captained a two-masted sailing ship that carted goods up and down the American … Continue reading

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#65 Old Tyme Antique Arcade

Wes Shaw’s Meat Market Wes Shaw required meat orders a full week before delivery. This gave him ample time for butchering. Then, because there was no refrigeration, Wes made lightening fast deliveries. Meat was carried by wagon, buggy, or sleigh … Continue reading

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#50 Woolfe House Suite 206

Joseph Gibson’s Marble Yard This very simple structure basically follows through on early 1800 structural procedures. This building was built around 1875 in Elmer, New Jersey. At that time Elmer was a flourishing transportation town. According to the Elmer Times, Elmer’s … Continue reading

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#51 Woolfe House Suite 205

Woolfe House Built between 1820-1840 Marshallville, New Jersey. Randall Marshall created the town of Marshallville out of a need for families employed in his glass factory. This town was one of the earliest glass making center in Cape May County. … Continue reading

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