After years out of print and completely unavailable we have now resurrected this very special issue of Weird NJ and have made it available in digital form through Magcloud. Downloads it for viewing on your iPad (iOS 5 & Up), web browser or in PDF form. Continue reading
Wheeler Antabanez on the Bridge Blast Beat (via NJ News Commons) By DEBBIE GALANT Wheeler Antabanez is probably best known for penning an entire issue of Weird NJ, “Nightshade on the Passaic,” in July 2008, which detailed his adventures traversing … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that after a long time down, our online newsletter subscribers’ list is back up and running. Enroll yourself now! Continue reading
A Weird NJ Amazon Store Exclusive: Issues 4, 5, & 6 Now Available Individually We have re-issued our early newsletters, numbers 4, 5 & 6, for the Weird NJ collector and purist. With hundreds of letters asking us how to … Continue reading
We are very pleased to announce that our brand new Weird NJ Amazon Store is now up an running and ready to take orders. Do you have any holes in your WNJ collection? Have you lent out an issue to … Continue reading
Hit the Road and Go “Weirding” Today with the WEIRD NJ iPhone/iPod Touch App! For the first time ever you can hit the road with your iPhone/iPod touch and travel to the Garden State’s strangest and most bizarre attractions. The … Continue reading
This state-funded school and hospital center was at the heart of the human rights movement that revolutionized this country’s approach to healthcare for the mentally and physically handicapped. This facility was one of the most striking examples of the maltreatment that was characteristic of such institutions––at one point, papers labeled it “The Shame of the Pennsylvania”. And the legacy of all this suffering might just be the lingering spirits that are said to still wander its abandoned wards today. Continue reading
Out of all the grim monikers encountered out on the roads less traveled throughout New Jersey, perhaps none is more foreboding than the infamous Shades of Death Road. Like many places steeped in local lore, reality and legend have become intertwined over the years, obscuring exactly what can be considered fact regarding this byway. Continue reading
The Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh in West Orange, NJ will be holding a Restore Our Shore fundraiser on Saturday, January 19, 2013 7:00pm-12:00pm to provide relief and support to those affected by the devastation from Super-Storm Sandy. Special guest host for the charity event will be Mark and Mark from Weird NJ. Come on, come all and help support this great cause! Continue reading
Holiday Horrors in Kendall Park Check out New Road in South Brunswick between Rt. 27 and Rt.1. You already know about the Rocking Horse House at New and Sturgis Rd, but if you pass it going towards Rt. 1 there … Continue reading
