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Civil War Monument Restoration Concert
File PhotoThe head of the Civil War statue after it was discovered last monthBRIDGETON – Veterans Memorial Park isn’t leaving the headlines just yet.
A Civil War-era music concert to raise funds for repairing the damaged Civil War statue, erected in 1915 and located just off Mayor Aitken Drive in the Bridgeton City Park, was announced Tuesday night.
“I am grateful to all those who stepped forward to not only offer reward money, but also to give of their time and talents to restore this monument,” said Mayor Albert Kelly. (Click on Photo to view entire story).
A Civil War-era music concert to raise funds for repairing the damaged Civil War statue, erected in 1915 and located just off Mayor Aitken Drive in the Bridgeton City Park, was announced Tuesday night.
“I am grateful to all those who stepped forward to not only offer reward money, but also to give of their time and talents to restore this monument,” said Mayor Albert Kelly. (Click on Photo to view entire story).
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This small zoo, nestled among the woods and waterways of Bridgeton City Park, is one of the last free zoos in the nation. More than 60 years old, the Cohanzick Zoo displays more than 100 animals in modern, naturalistic exhibits.
Bridgeton City Park features over 1,000 acres of protected woodlands including miles of trails, 2 freshwater lakes and a canal leading to the Cohansey River. Spend hours enjoying nature at its best.
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