{gallery}galleries/vcglen{/gallery}  Van Campen Glen which includes Van Campens Brook and Van Campens Falls was named in honor of Colonel Abraham Van Campen (Moses’ Great Uncle).[…]

{gallery}galleries/colabramvc{/gallery} House and outbuildings of Colonel Abram Van Campen (1698-1767) (Moses’ Great Uncle). Located in Pahaquarry Township, Warren County, New Jersey (41.055633, -75.005948). The house,[…]

{gallery}galleries/fortwheeler{/gallery} The history of Fort Wheeler is detailed in Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania. Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia[…]

{gallery}galleries/fortmcclure{/gallery} The history of the Fort McClure is detailed in Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania. Historical and Biographical Annals of[…]

{gallery}galleries/fortjenkins{/gallery} Fort Jenkins was a 60-by-80-foot stockaded fort built by the Pennsylvania state militia on the land of Mr. Jenkins. It was garrisoned by Continental troops[…]

{gallery}galleries/vancampenplace{/gallery}   There may be no better introduction to Van Campen Place than the 1895 sketch by John Stearns Minard, co-author of The  Sketches of Border[…]

{gallery}galleries/artifacts{/gallery} This collection includes the following photos:  Angelica [Until Day of Dawn] Cemetery Marker, New York State Education Department 1940. Marker reads, “Site gift of[…]

{gallery}galleries/portraits{/gallery} This collection includes the following photos: Oil painting by unknown artist. Photo by Mark Shedga of Mark Shedga Photography. Painted in 1843 by Otis Allen[…]