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The Village

Eat & Shop on Main Street

Every storefront here is within a mile's walk of Old Town Hall

The tour walks past working storefronts the whole way. The buildings earned their stories; the businesses inside keep them open.

See it all on the tour map, with every stop and storefront pinned along Main Street.

Jump to: Dining · Sweets · Antiques & Vintage · Shops & Galleries

Dining

322 BBQ and Red Barn Burgers1 South Main · Barbecue and burgers inside the old mill, Stop 9 · 322bbq.com/locations/new-jersey
Directions · Nearest stop: 9
Bella Grace Coffee & Cafe32 South Main · Coffeehouse and cafe fare, Tuesday to Saturday · bellagracecoffeeandcafe.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 4
blueplate47 South Main · Farm-to-table American by chef James Malaby · blueplatenj.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 13
Harrison House Diner98 North Main · Family-owned village landmark for more than thirty years · harrisonhousenj.com
Directions · Nearest stop: N4
High Street Delicatessen46 South Main · Sandwiches and creative deli plates in the old corner store at Stop 3 · highdeli.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 3
Naples at the Warehouse2 South Main · Italian with a full bar inside the historic warehouse, Stop 8 · naplesatthewarehouse.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 8

Sweets

Cherry on Top Ice Cream & Candy Shoppe26 South Main · Homemade ice cream, thirty-plus fudge flavors, bulk candy, at Stop 5 · cherryontopshoppe.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 5
La Mademoiselle Macaron41 South Main · French macarons and pastries, Thursday to Saturday · lamademoisellemacaron.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 12

Antiques & Vintage

The Old Mill Antique Mall1 South Main · Multi-floor antique mall inside the old mill since 1967, Stop 9 · old-mill-antique-mall.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 9
The Parsonage Antiques31 South Main · Nine-room co-op, ten dealers, two stories, beside Stop 11 · parsonageantiques.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 11

Shops & Galleries

Annie's Cranny21 South Main · Women's clothing boutique · anniescranny.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 5
The Dressing Room on Main34 South Main · Curated women's clothing, accessories, gifts · thedressingroomonmain.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 4
Kind Hearts and Crafts36 South Main · Handmade gifts and crafts · kindheartsandcrafts.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 4
Mullica Hill Floral Co.37 South Main · Sustainable florals, weddings and events, local delivery · mullicahillfloralco.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 12
Serendipity XIX19 South Main · Women's clothing, accessories, gifts, seasonal home decor · serendipity19.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 10
Sister's Fun to Fine Jewelry39 South Main · Jewelry boutique with a graduate gemologist, more than twenty years in town · sistersmullicahill.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 12
thomas + main103 North Main · Home goods and gifts at the north end of the village, across from the diner · thomasandmain.com
Directions · Nearest stop: N4
Time Fine Mens Store43 South Main · Men's watches, accessories, and grooming goods, sharing the building with Wild Roots
Directions · Nearest stop: 3
Twin Poppy Supply & Co.39 South Main · Plants, handmade planters, and plant gifts, in the storefront attached to Sister's · twinpoppysupplyco.com
Directions · Nearest stop: 12
Wild Roots Boutique43 South Main · Faith-based apparel, gifts, and home decor · wildroots.boutique
Directions · Nearest stop: 3

Any business on Main Street can be listed here at no charge. If yours is missing, let the Society know at harrisonhistorical.com.

Back to the TourBegin at Stop 1 · Old Town Hall →
Every Stop, In Walking Order
  1. 1Old Town HallBuilt on five-dollar shares, moved on rollers in 1920, home of the museum.1871 · 62 South Main Street
  2. AThe School That MovedSix schoolhouses on one lot since about 1720. One is now a house.24 and 26 Woodstown Road
  3. 2Friends Meeting HouseThe 1808 gable fell in a great wind. The meeting rebuilt and never left.1808 · South Main & Woodstown Road
  4. BThe Letters in the IronFour iron letters under a shop window, left by the chain that became Acme.c. 1925 · 54 South Main Street
  5. 3The Brick RowAlready standing in the town's earliest picture, 1844. Almost nothing has moved since.1771 · South Main at High Street
  6. 4Wolf Funeral HomeIn 1889 he advertised a Patent Corpse Preserver. Then the dead came to him.c. 1810 · 30 South Main Street
  7. 5The Harness Maker's Post OfficeFor thirteen years the whole post office fit inside a harness maker's house.c. 1840 · 26 South Main Street
  8. 6First Baptist ChurchEighteen founders, Gloucester County's first Baptist church, and Union soldiers at rest behind it.1845 · 18 South Main Street
  9. 7The Gaunt HouseA senator who answered the fire bell, and the sewing factory in his attic.c. 1885 · 14 South Main Street
  10. CHarmony Fire CompanyThe fire company crossed the creek once and never moved again. Still rolling.By the 1940s · 4 South Main Street
  11. 8The WarehouseNearly a million bushels of sweet potatoes, and asparagus flown to Massachusetts in 1922.c. 1890 · 2 South Main Street
  12. 9The Old MillIn 1964 a tractor-trailer came through the wall. The feed counter never closed.1880s · 1 South Main Street
  13. DThe Bridge Under the BridgeUnder this road lie stone piers left by an earlier bridge.Raccoon Creek crossing
  14. EThe Old FirehouseJoin a fire company, skip the militia. Mullica Hill's first company formed in 1827.1905 · 14 North Main Street
  15. N1Mullica HouseNamed for a family whose world vanished, except for this one little house.Early 1700s · 20 North Main Street
  16. N2Old Farmers National BankFour young men, everyone tied up, and 8,370 Depression dollars gone in 1932.1903 · 28 North Main Street
  17. N3The Union StoreEver wondered why Mullica Hill is an antiques town? Start with this building.1866 · 46 North Main Street
  18. N4The Ware Law OfficeThe town's first lawyer, a chair-maker's son, and the tiny office beside his house.1850 · 53 North Main Street
  19. N5St. Stephen's Episcopal ChurchThe town clock since 1880, and the congregation that brought its dead along.1853 · 51 North Main Street
  20. FThe Jail on the CornerThe village jail was here, and an antiques sign the photographs catch but do not date.North Main at Arbour Lane
  21. 10The Foundry That Turned AroundThe foundry shop was moved and turned to face Church Street.1857 · South Main & East Church Streets
  22. 11Trinity Methodist ChurchTwo churches in twenty-one years, and a parsonage from the town's first car dealer.1848 · South Main Street
  23. 12The Stratton HouseHe kept the bullet that took his leg, and showed it from this porch.1848 · 39 South Main Street
  24. 13Old Eagle HotelA tavern four years older than the United States, where the township was born.Est. 1772 · 51 South Main Street
  25. GThe Mullica Hill GarageGas, tires, and the bus out of town. Every errand crossed this corner.1922 · 66 South Main Street
  26. HThe Spicer HouseThis side of the creek was Spicerville once, and this corner was the Spicers'.Spicerville · 76 South Main Street