Cast iron pipe, made from bog iron, was the main product and was contracted for by the Philadelphia Waterworks. Pots, stoves, and nails were also produced. The forge burned in 1862 and then in 1865 the furnace burned. The Atlantic and Weymouth Paper Mills replaced the iron industry at the site, operating from 1866 to 1897. Built around 1807 by Samuel Richards primarily for the iron workers at Weymouth Furnace.
Cemetery has some unique iron grave markers.
William L. Black House Hammonton at 458 Bellevue Avenue. Built around 1884, the Black House, home of a prominent member of the Hammonton community, us a classic example of stick-style architecture. The house is undergoing museum quality restoration. I Memorial Atlantic City at South Albany Avenue, Ventnor Avenue, and O'Donnell Parkway. This memorial is a circular Greek Temple of the Neo-Classic Revival style built in 1923 at the terminus of Atlantic Avenue at Chelsea Park.