Matthew Skic, Director of Collections & Exhibitions of the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia

If a certain politician wants to get rid of cows due to flatulence that pollutes the environment, she definitely would have disapproved of Medford in the forties and fifties. At that time there were 37 dairy farms in the township.Prickett’s Express picked up the cans of “Udder Delight,” and farmers were paid by the creameries where the milk was homogenized and pasteurized. Besides quantity the farmers were paid according to the amount of butter fat in the milk. No 1% and 2% i

Th is article is dedicated to the farmers throughout this nation who have experienced great loss during this pandemic.Here is an excerpt from a poem written in"Bard of Medford,”New Jersey state cannot be beatIn anything not even wheat.It really beats all creationIn variety of vegetation.We have five feet wheat and six feet rye.And corn has grown so very highThat hucksters are entertaining fear. They will not be able to reach the ears.Is there anyone in Medford who does not

by Kyle Mason April 2021 This is the first in a planned series on Medford historic locations and the businesses that call them home. Stokelan Winery was an easy first choice. It’s a stone’s throw from Kirby’s Mill, the well-known property of the Medford Historical Society, and has a rich history back to Medford’s early days. Located near the corner of Eayrestown and Church Roads in Medford NJ, the winery was established in 2019. Owner Deepa Lal and her team including vintner