Harrisville Village Video Tour
Take a tour of historic Harrisville, the remains of a company town now located in Wharton State Forest.
Isolated deep in the Pinelands, Harrisville is a genuine ghost town from the late 1800's. Once a flourishing village, it was abandoned in 1891 after the driving force of the community, the great paper mill, went out of business. Today the evocative ruins of the paper mill can be seen but are fenced off for safety and preservation reasons.
 | VIDEO: Explore Harrisville - 19th Century Pine Barrens Village Explore Harrisville, a once-thriving Pine Barrens mill town and village, with author and historian Barbara Solem-Stull. Download the accompanying map. |
Video Podcast Tour of Harrisville for iPod
Download the video podcast for your iPhone/iPod and use the map at right for a guided tour of Harrisville Village with author and historian Barbara Solem Stull. Directions to Harrisville
 | PPA's Harrisville Village Video Podcast for iPhone/ iPod - 50.6MB |
Key stops on this tour include: 
- The Papermill & Artesian Well
- The Boarding House
- McCarty Mansion
- Workers Homes
- View of the Canal
- Howard Harris Mansion
- The Store
- The Gristmill
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