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Private Equity Fund Of Funds Residents taking to the local rails-to-trails path will now be able to enjoy more than just a good walk. They also can find where the former Penn-Jersey line freight house once stood and learn to recognize local specimens of wild strawberry, sassafras, phragmities and other native fauna.

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Equity Income Funds "It's another dimension for people to use the trail," said President Michael Tamn. "It's a little bit of the rail's history and nature combined."

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Private Investment In Public The path replaced an old and unused rail line stretching from Camden to Pemberton. It was built in 1999 by a partnership of Pemberton Township, Pemberton Borough and the Pemberton Rotary Club.

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Equity Msn Private Wyoming Among the sites identified along the tour include the North Pemberton station's adjacent bunk and block houses, where rail workers slept and freight cars were stored, and a pump house located near the old Birmingham site used to refill steam engines with water.

American Equity Investment "It took us a little over two years of research to create the tour, but we're real pleased with the result," Tamn said. "We believe we're the first rails-to-trails path in the state with this sort of thing. The idea was to enhance the trail for something besides just walking, running and biking."

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Burlington County Times - 10/24/2001

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