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Batsto Historic Village
September 2007
Batsto is a very well maintained historic village in Wharton State Forest (New Jersey). During the 18th and 19th centuries, it was a bog iron and glass making industrial center. Today it's a relaxing place to walk around and learn a little bit along the way.

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01 Batsto Sign 02 Bog Ore and Farm 03 Farm Buildings
Entering the Visitor Center
Bog ore was processed at Batsto in the 18th century
The farm portion of Batsto. The tall building in the middle is part of the piggery.
04 Trail 05 Batsto Lake 06 Batsto River
One of many paths at Batsto
Looking out across Batsto Lake
The Batsto River flows over a dam off of Batsto lake
07 Batsto Lake 08 Apothecary Shop 09 Village House
Looking out across Batsto Lake
Period furniture in the apthecary shop
These village houses now house various artisans
10 Duck 11 General Store and Post Office 12 Grist Mill
Duck on Batsto Lake
The general store and post office is one of most interesting buildings
The grist mill
13 Stone Horse Barn Window 14 Stables 15 Mule Barn
I thought this window in the stone horse barn had a neat look to it.
Stables
The mule barn
16 Wild Turkeys 17 Batsto Cemetary 18 Farm
Some wild turkeys we happened upon just outside of Batsto
Batsto Cemetary
A random farm along the road in Hammonton

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