Salem, NJ is a small town with a rich history and many attractions. It is home to several historic sites, such as the Salem Courthouse, the Fenwick Mansion, and the Salem County Historical Society Museum. There are also numerous parks in the area where visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. The local businesses offer unique shopping and dining experiences, while art galleries and theater groups add to the cultural offerings of Salem. Visitors to Salem often appreciate the quiet atmosphere of this charming town located near larger cities like Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Reviews of visiting Salem often mention its historical charm, friendly locals, great restaurants, and fun attractions like fishing or boating on nearby rivers. Even if you are just looking for a place to take a peaceful walk or have an outdoor picnic with friends or family, you can find plenty of options in Salem that will make your visit memorable.
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Salem County... - 8/12/2008
The city of Salem leaves a lot to be desired, in any category.
The climate is usually bitterly cold, but snow-free in the winter. The summer is humid and hot. The mosquitoes and gnats are infinite, and love to eat. Fall and spring don't exist. Salem is overrun by waterbugs, as the 'city' is mostly underwater.
The crime in Salem County is mostly drugs, although nothing is done about that. The cops spend most of their time patrolling the streets to make quota by pulling people over for random technicalities. Petty thieves are common, but never found out, and left out of the news. Most people only know the real crimes police scanner, and word of mouth. Suicide is common, sadly, mostly in the teenager.
The culture in Salem County is heavily influenced by the fact that most of it consider Southern Jersey to be part of the actual South. Farmland takes up a majority of the land in the county, but the towns of Pennsville, Salem and Carney's Point
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