Route 14 ran from Egg Harbor City to Cape May City.
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Southbound side, bridge over Stephan Creek in Estell Manor. This bridge appears to have fallen into a million pieces and epoxied back together. At least they preserved it. There are actually 2 separate bridges on this side of the road. We had to come back here to get a better picture. Photo taken 8/5/2001 |
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Same side, showing the date stamp (1926). This is the only fully-visible trace of the Route 14 markings we were able to find. Strangley enough, the bridges on the other side of the road - obscured by barricades - are dated 1922. Photo taken 8/5/2001 |
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Heading south on Old Route 14 toward the terminus at Cape May. This road is now called NJ 50. Photo taken 9/1/2000 |
| NJDOT 1917 Annual Report: Route No. 14 Egg Harbor City to Cape May City, via Mays Landing, Tuckahoe, and Cape May Court House. The only important contemplated changes in alignment are a relocation of line to the easterly side of railroad between Cape May Court House and Cape May City, whereby eight railroad grade crossings may be eliminated. |
| NJDH 1925 Official State Map: "Route No. 14 Egg Harbor City to Cape May City, via Mays Landing, Tuckahoe, and Cape May Court House. Practically all good gravel road from Egg harbor City to Tuckahoe; concrete from Tuckahoe to Cape May City." |
| Dan Moraseski: : US 9-NJ 50 from Cape May to Egg Harbor City . NJ 109-US 9-NJ 50-CR 611 thru Corbin City-NJ 50-CR 648-CR 645-NJ 50 |
