Dr. James Still Historic Office Site Visitors Center

Education center · Medford ·

Dr. James Still Historic Office Site Visitors Center

Education center · Medford ·

Preserving Dr. James Still's legacy, NJ history

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210 Medford - Mount Holly Rd, Medford, NJ 08055 Get directions

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"A visitor center dedicated to Dr. James Still, a self-taught physician and one of the wealthiest people in Burlington County." - Sarah Enelow-Snyder

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Dr. James Still Historic Office Site Visitors Center

Jenna F.

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Great displays with expert historians sharing the rich stories of Dr. James Still and his family. Grateful for the care and preservation of such an integral part of local history. Excited to see the original shop when the renovation is done!

Christopher H.

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Carol Marshall-Douglas is an expert docent and President of the Center; it is a MUST see stop not only for African American history but also for NJ history of the Pinelands area (great walking trails too).

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28,641 Postcards · 5,542 Cities

New Jersey’s Black Heritage Trail Explores Negro League Baseball, the Underground Railroad, and More

"A visitor center dedicated to Dr. James Still, a self-taught physician and one of the wealthiest people in Burlington County." - Sarah Enelow-Snyder

https://www.travelandleisure.com/new-jersey-black-heritage-trail-explores-negro-league-baseball-underground-railroad-black-history-8729522

Dr. James Still Historic Office Site Visitors Center

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Dr. James Still Historic Office Site Visitors Center

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