SoJourn 2.2 Winter 2017/18

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This issue of SoJourn contains nine articles that relate to the history, culture, or geography of the eight southernmost counties of New Jersey: Made in Nesco: The Inter-Generational Project of Place-Making by Mary Jo Kietzman; Le Balloonist by Hal Taylor; Elizabeth C. White’s Garden by Albertine Senske; Pocahontas on the Delaware: The Intersection of History and Legend in the Historiography of New Jersey by John W. Lawrence; Calico or Dobbin’s Bog by Rich Watson; Plagues and Public Policy: How South Jersey Cleaned Up Its Act by Claude Epstein; Stockton University Welcomes Heather Perez: Special Collections Librarian and Archivist by Amy Krieger; Ghost Forests in the Mullica Valley: Indicators of Sea-Level Rise by Kenneth W. Able, Jennifer Walker, and Benjamin P. Horton; A February Freshet & Breach in the Bank by Dallas Lore Sharp.