A distinguished citizen of Camden, Hon. Abraham Browning , stirred the pride of Jerseymen by telling them, at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, on New Jersey Day, August 24, 1876, that our "Garden State" is like a huge barrel, with both ends open, one of which is plucked by New York and the other by Pennsylvania.
Abraham Browning is credited for giving New Jersey the nickname the 'Garden State'. In 1876, he went to an exhibition in Philadelphia and in his speech on New Jersey he referred to this state by that name. Abraham Browning was from Camden, New Jersey.
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The capital of the Garden State is Trenton, which is located in the state of New Jersey, United States.
Trenton is the capital city in the U.S. state of New Jersey.
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New Jersey is known as The Garden State.
New Jersey is the Garden State.Abraham Browning compared New Jersey to an immense barrel, filled with good things to eat and open at both ends, with Pennsylvanians grabbing from one end and New Yorkers from the other. He called New Jersey the Garden State, and the name stuck.
No. Massachusetts is the BAY STATE. New Jersey is the Garden State.
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New Jersey's nickname is The Garden State. There is no specific reason for this, though Abraham Browning is credited with the nickname. Browning supposedly referred to the state as the Garden State during his New Jersey Day address at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia on August 24, 1876. The nickname stuck.