There Is A Unique Man-Made Wonder Hiding In This Small Town In New Jersey
The town of Paulsboro, located near New Jersey’s border with Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia metro area, is one of those laid-back suburban towns that don’t get too many tourists. A town of around 6,000 people, it is mostly populated by commuters – but it has one unique claim to fame. It’s home to what might be the most unique lighthouse in New Jersey. The Tinicum Island Rear Range Lighthouse is located close to the Delaware River, but it doesn’t look anything like NJ’s most famous coastal lighthouses. Rather, it’s a striking black monolith with the purpose of keeping sailors safe in an unusual situation. The striking red light emitted from the black tower can be a little eerie, but this historic lighthouse has a fascinating history – and it’s well worth visiting Paulsboro to discover it.
Have you visited the Tinicum Island Rear Range Light in Paulsboro? What did you think of this unique lighthouse in New Jersey? Let us know in the comments section! You can find out more about this landmark and more on the official Paulsboro website. Paulsboro is part of New Jersey’s Philly suburbs, which will soon be home to the first Federal Donuts in New Jersey. If you’re looking for a place to stay, book a room at the Hampton Inn Swedesboro Philadelphia.
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