Building Vineland, New Jersey from a Vast Wilderness Written by NJ Historian Just shy of 150 years, the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society in Vineland, New Jersey, has been documenting and collecting mementos of its rich past, beginning just three years after Vineland's founding in 1861. Only a few miles from present-day Route 55, this city, the largest in terms of land-area in New Jersey, has been at the forefront of women's rights, innovation, and diversity since its founding by Charles K. Landis. Because of the foresight of its founder and early residents, the City of Vineland contains a museum and archive building packed with thousands of objects, photographs, and documents, telling the story of its development. Landis Avenue, Vineland, NJ looking east. Charles Kline Landis was born March 16, 1833 in Philadelphia to Michael G. and Mary L. Landis. Charles was educated as a lawyer and one of his first investments, in 1857, with his law partner, a man name...
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