Mannington Township, in Salem County, New Jersey, was originally known as East Fenwick Township, although details of its incorporation were not saved. The records first refer to the township as Mannington Township in 1721, and it was incorporated as one of New Jersey’s original townships in 1798. The Salem River flows along the township’s northern and western boundaries. Mannington Township is bordered by Alloway Township, Carneys Point Township, Pennsville Township, Pilesgrove Township, and Quinton Township.
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Established in 1975, and situated on seventy five acres in Mannington Township, Mannington Meadows Farm is the oldest privately owned and operated equine facility in southern New Jersey. The farm and facilities, its training, lessons, and boarding programs, as well as contacts are posted.
http://www.manningtonmeadowsfarm.com/
The policies, prices, and student services available from the Mannington, New Jersey music school are published, including a schedule of classes, an introduction to its instructors, directions, and contacts.
http://www.manningtonmusic.com/
The Mannington Township School is an elementary school serving students from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade, offering a full range of educational services, including enrichment and remedial programs, physical education, art, music, theater, dance, and foreign language instruction. Its schedules, budget information, and policies are featured.
http://www.manningtonschool.org/
Mannington Township, New Jersey
Mannington is situated in the heart of Salem County. Its official township site features a history and a profile of the township, along with an introduction and contacts for the township committee, its municipal offices, boards, and commissions. A township calendar is included.
http://www.manningtontwp.com/
