• Clonmell Methodist Church
• Broad Street School, Gibbstown N.J. [Greenwich Township School System]
• Old Greenwich Township Municipal Building
  
• C.A. Nothnagle Log House

Clonmell Methodist Church Incorporated 1789; Its congregation was once a part of St. Peter's Church of Berkley, (now Mt. Royal). Present building was erected 1879.
Location: 516 West Broad Street Gibbstown, NJ 08027 Phone: (856) 423-1196
- History of Greenwich Township (mentions the church) - History of Zion Methodist Church (mentions the early Methodist History relating to Clonmell)

Broad Street School An eight-room stone building was erected in 1923 and the frame building was replaced by stone additions in later years.

Location: 255 W Broad St Gibbstown, NJ

OLD Greenwich Township Municipal Building (currently Greenwich Township Police Dept and Municipal Court)

Location: 421 W. Broad Street (Corner of Broad & Walnut Streets) Gibbstown, NJ

- Link to Official Greenwich Township Web Site

C. A. Nothnagle Log House Depending on your source, it is stated that it is "the oldest known structure in the United States dating back to the 1600s," and "early Finnish-Swedish settlers built North America's oldest log structure. Oldest surviving log house in the Western Hemisphere." The Official Gloucester County web site states: " This one-room cabin is believed to have been built by Benjamin Braman in the mid-1600's. Constructed of square-hewn logs with a low-beamed ceiling, it has a large corner fireplace in a rear corner. Some historians believe this type of log cabin construction was introduced in America by the Finns rather than the Swedes, since many of the 17th century settlers were Finnish." [The plaque at the house says built between 1638-1643, but the National Historic Homes web site states: "Period of Significance: 1650-1699"]. This is a private residence, owned by Harry and Doris Rink.
Free Admission; Call before you visit. Groups by appointment. Location: 406 Swedesboro Rd. Gibbstown, NJ 08027 (609) 423 0916
- History of the C.A. Nothnagle Log House - American Memory - Photographs of House in 1936 - Listing on the National Historic Register

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