Harrisville Ghost Town
I took a trip to Harrisville New Jersey to check out the Harrisville pond for photo opportunities and caught some amazing afternoon sun light complete with spell binding reflections in the cedar colored water.This area of New Jersey was a major industrial area about 175 years ago: there were iron furnaces, This area of New Jersey was a major industrial area about 175 years ago: there were iron furnaces, glass works, paper mills, etc. Harrisville was a major paper mill town (due to the abundant water), and was a thriving community as late as the 1880s. Ownership disputes and changes in the processes of making paper produced financial problems; the factory closed, and was sold in the 1890s; by then most of the residents had moved away. A major fire swept the town in 1910, and in subsequent years, vandals and thieves took most of the remains a thriving community as late as the 1880s. Ownership disputes and changes in the processes of making paper produced financial problems; the factory closed, and was sold in the 1890s; by then most of the residents had moved away. A major fire swept the town in 1910, and in subsequent years, vandals and thieves took most of the remains
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3 Comments
Spectacular photos , the reflections looks amazing .Great captures indeed!
Nice ti see you again and Thanks for the nice words.
What no ruins? LOL, nice photos of the lake. I love that area.
No a fan of the ruins. Made some mistakes, will go back soon for a some rise shooting.
I want to hike the whole loop, only did a section. Thanks for the comments and much appreciated visit. Happy holidays. Cheers