SoJourn 8

SoJourn Volume 8. A journal devoted to the history, culture, and geography of South Jersey, Autumn 2024. Articles in this issue include: ＂Unknown: A Brief History of Almshouse Life in South Jersey＂ by Patricia A. Martinelli, 7; ＂Confession of Rosan Keen,＂ 13; ＂From Clam Shells to Recycling: The Ongoing Story of South Jersey Garbage＂ by Jim Alexander, 15;

＂Mysteries of the Tuckerton Mound＂ by Jim Alexander, 33; ＂The Crab Island Fish Factory: The Development and Collapse of a City in Great Bay＂ by Kenneth W. Able and James Allen, 42; ＂Thanksgiving at Grandfather’s Farm＂ by Dallas Lore Sharp, 53; ＂Ghosts of Horse Racing’s Past＂ by Maria Verlengia, 55; ＂Hatfield’s and Willits’ Stores/Hotels on Sheepshead Meadows: Dancing with Leah Blackman’s Sister-In-Law＂ by John H. Yates, 63; ＂The Barnegat Bay Sneakbox＂ by Bob Keeney Jr., 88; ＂Evanescence of Voices: The Preservation of Women of Disorderly Houses in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1879-1890＂ by Brittney Pantelione Ingersoll, 101; ＂ ’Salty’ Hay from the Tidal Meadows: Saltmeadow Cordgrass or ’Spartina patens’ ＂ by Horace Somes Jr. and Grove Conrad, 108; ＂Strange Tracks: The Whitesbog Jersey Devil Hoax＂ by Paulie Wenger, 133; ＂Remembering a Southern New Jersey Black Enclave: Eaves Bridge＂ by Zachary T. Baer and Paul W. Schopp, 139; ＂Two Bridges and Asparagus,＂ 153; ＂The Dorothy Baldadian Papers: Preserved in the Bjork Library Special Collections＂ selected by Mariyah Black, 155.