Photograph of the original Haines Pork Shop (see small building to left of the house) from East Greenwich Township
Centennial booklet 1881-1991


A side view of same house (above), taken circa 1890
graciously provided by Pete Miskofsky; home of Jeremiah Haines

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HAINES PORK SHOP
521 Kings Highway
Mickleton NJ
(856) 423-1192
Parking across the street (marked lot)

Open
Monday-Friday 7am - 5 pm
Saturday 7 am - 4 pm
Closed Holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, etc.)
Note: On the day before a major holiday, they close 1 hour early

SUMMER HOURS 2006
May 29 to September 6, 2006
Thursday and Friday, 7 am to 5 pm
Saturday 7 am to 4 pm

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The Haines Pork Shop in 1980 from "Some Old Houses of
Mickleton, NJ" by Elizabeth T. Scott

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HISTORY OF HAINES PORK SHOP

One of Mickleton's most famous spots today is Haines Pork Shop at 521 Kings Highway. Rachel M. (Iredell) Haines, widow of Samuel Haines, settled here circa 1865 and had the home built at 516 Kings Highway. With her she brought a secret recipe for pork sausage and a great deal of know-how about pork butchering. Her son, Jeremiah Haines, set up a pork business across the street. He also had a store at 826 South 2nd Street in Philadelphia. His son, T. Edgar Haines carried on the business.

Haines Pork Shop in February 2004
Photograph by Janice Brown

Today Rachel Haines great-great-grandson, Jerry, runs the family business. Haines' son-in-law Harry Sheldon works in the shop, so the future of the business will remain in the family.

Read the Sept. 9, 2003 article about Haines Pork Shop in the Courier Post Online.

SEE "HAINES GENEALOGY