Camp Evans Base Of Terror

2201 Marconi Rd, Wall Township, NJ 07719, USA

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Dare to walk the Camp Evans Base of Terror in Wall Township, NJ. Experience the 100-year-old Army Base on a most terrifying and disturbing 1/2 mile-long journey. The true and weird New Jersey history of this National Historic Landmark includes a century of top-secret and experimental research in radar, radio, satellites, radioactive materials and much more that has yet to be declassified.

Camp Evans Base of Terror is an all-volunteer effort to raise money for the operation of The InfoAge Science History Learning Center and Museum and preserve the grounds of a National Historic Landmark. Camp Evans Base of Terror at the InfoAge Science History Museum and Learning Center, 2201 Marconi Road, Wall Township, NJ. Every Friday and Saturday in October from 7PM – 11PM.

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