Shore Spotlight: Wall Township, NJ
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Wall Township has established itself as one of the most desirable places to make a home along the New Jersey Shoreline. The township’s long history in the area and stunning natural setting are clear indications of why members of the community love to make their home here.
Established back in 1851, the community that 25,000 year-round residents currently call home was named after General Garret D. Wall, who commanded the Trenton Volunteer Company in the War of 1812, stationed in Sandy Hook. He would go on to serve as both quartermaster for the state of New Jersey and as a US Senator.
Deep Ties to History
The original settlement in the area, Allaire Village, founded in 1822 has now been immortalized as a living museum in the expansive and…
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