The borough of Shiloh is in Cumberland County, New Jersey, bordered by Hopewell Township and Stow Creek Township. Although not incorporated until 1929, the borough was founded in 1705 by Robert Ayars, who brought over two thousand Seventh-day Adventists from Rhode Island, looking to be free from religious persecution. The town was originally known as Cohansey Corners.
Recommended Resources
The official website of the municipal offices for the borough introduces its mayor and council, clerk, treasurer, and other officials, along with a map and guide to local services and facilities and schools.
http://www.shilohborough.com/
Shiloh Bible Camp & Retreat Center
Situated on twelve wooded acres in the borough of Shiloh, New Jersey, the Christian camp includes a 75-foot stockade fort, with four corner towers and sleeping accommodations with seven cabins holding eight people each, linked together by walls and cat walks. A retreat map is provided, and online registration is included.
http://www.campshiloh.com/
An overview of the denomination and the local congregation in the borough of Shiloh, New Jersey is provided, including a schedule of services and programs, current events, and its summer camp program. Directions, leadership contacts, and a pastor’s page are included.
http://www.shilohsdb.org/
A map shows the location of the vineyards in Shiloh, New Jersey. Its wines are highlighted, and a schedule of events, photographs, and information about its tasting room are put forward.
http://www.swanseavineyards.com/shilohnj.htm
