HEATH LUMBER

The history of Heath Lumber Company has played an important role in the building of the surrounding communities. There are prominent New Jersey landmarks to which Heath Lumber contributed. For instance, during the Civil War, John A Roebling contracted Heath Lumber for bricks to erect the Roebling Plant in Trenton. Fort Dix had lumber delivered by horse and wagon for construction of barracks and other buildings. If you who have ever walked the Atlantic City boardwalk, it was originally supplied from Heath Lumber. In fact, the original contract can still be seen displayed at Heath Lumber Co... Heath Lumber Company, formerly known as Samuel Heath Lumber Company, is one of the oldest retail and wholesale lumber organizations of Trenton. It's history can be traced to their founder, Samuel Heath, who devoted practically his whole business career to the lumber and building material industry. As early as 1857 Samuel Heath and Joseph Richardson began buying and selling timber in and about the..

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