Man I love this place, I first came here with my professor and my class, and I keep coming back on my own to explore, ever since.

Thanks for filming this! Used to stop here on the way home after hiking and camping in Lebanon or LBI. Great, creepy place that was untouched in the 70s but now full of trash, unfortunately. Like your respect for the sites and the ecology of the area. Leave No Trace.

@oregonmikes Yo Mike, Mr. Oregonmike that is, LOL. I was not a fan of history in school (dates and names with little connection) but, now I discovered "real history". I can not get enough of tapping into the past of real places that I can go to and experience for myself. Keep sharing your spots Bro.

@romeodelta1178 Old jails and civil war stuff are among the tops in my opinion, such a loss to have them destroyed. Glad to know someone experienced it before it went away.

Across Pasadena Road from there are old foundations from the cottages where the laborers at that kiln lived.

I'd say that is "Copperhead Heaven" in warmer weather!

I like seeing stuff like this and wondering what went on there back in the day. Graffiti, can't avoid it or trash here, hence my avatar.

@MillerMeteor74 -- I guess I was just thinking about my neck of the Appalachian woods! Our two that we have to watch out for are Copper Heads and Timber Rattlers. They'll leave a mark on ya!

@MillerMeteor74 Yes, I was ticked off about that tree being chopped down. Not only because it is a beautiful place that people can freely enjoy but also, large, old growth trees take forever to grow in that area.

@AppalachianFreedom Maybe, except there are no Copperheads in the NJ Pine Barrens, to my knowledge. Rattlers on the other hand...

Great video. I've been to this site several times, the last time being February 18 of this year. It's a shame about all that graffiti and the trash. The first time I ever went there, there was no graffiti at all. I'm sure you noticed the tree they cut down at the back right of the complex. I can't figure out why people want to trash all the historic sites like they did there. Anyway, thanks.

0:44 I wonder if you fix it up a bit, could that make a good place for a "Cache" of Bug Out supplies? good vid, interesting history ;-)) Cheers

@MrBushLife 4:15 Mother Earth, taking back whats hers.

How do I get back there from let's say, Rt 37 west?