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Cattell Tract Historic District(added 1994 - Camden County - #94001103)Also known as See Also:Centennial HouseRoughly bounded by N. Chestnut Ave., Cove Rd., Rogers and...

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The Oaks Historic District (added 1997 - Camden County - #97000772) Roughly bounded by W. Maple Ave., Browning Rd., Volan St., and Oak Terrace,...

One of Merchantville's many attractions is its neighborhoods rather than groupings of developments, many residents say. Mayor Patrick Brennan said the majority of Merchantville's...

Council meeting minutes are published when approved by Council, transcribed by the Borough Clerk and forwarded to the website by the Borough...

Elizabeth Bennett Special to the Philadelphia Business Journal November 5, 2004 MERCHANTVILLE, N.J. -- The fans of small-town America seem to be growing. Older...

Merchantville was primarily farm land until about 1851. Rumors of the coming railroad were the impetus for land aquisition. Although the town was originally...

Merchantville, New Jersey is geographically located between Cherry Hill and Pennsauken, approximately 7 minutes from Center City Philadelphia & one mile from the Cherry...