Title:
Roosevelt School
Rahway (NJ), Linen PM 1952 Jul-09
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Title:
The Edison Tower, Menlo Park
Middlesex (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Edison Tower, Menlo Park, located on the site of the original laboratory, was erected in 1937, and dedicated on February 11th, 1938, the 91st anniversary of the birth of Thomas Alva Edison. Here he invented the first successful incandescent lamp. To memorialize this invention, a beacon light symbolical of the original lamp. is maintained at the top of the Tower. Some of Edison's inventions including his early phonographs are displayed in the small museum here.
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Title:
The Hunterdon County Court House And The Hall Of Records, Main Street
Fleminton (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Hunterdon County Court House and the Hall of Records on Main Street in Flemington, New Jersey. The court house was rebuilt in 1828 and received nation-wide fame as the scene of the Hauptman Trial held in 1935.
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Title:
The Hunterdon County Court House And The Hall Of Records, Main Street
Fleminton (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Hunterdon County Court House and the Hall of Records on Main Street in Flemington, New Jersey. The court house was rebuilt in 1828 and received nation-wide fame as the scene of the Hauptmann Trial held in 1935.
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Title:
Rancocas Valley Regional High School
Mt. Holly (NJ), Chrome PM 1960 Aug-05
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Title:
Sleepy Hollow Inn, 1900 Raritan Rd
Scotch Plains (NJ), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dine in the Colonial Tradition by candlelight in the Coach Room, Fireplace Room, or Cocktail Lounge. Enjoy superb cuisine and your favorite cocktail while listening to the scintillating music of Buddy Rocco, Poet, of The Organ, entertaining nightly. We have facilities for small parties, are open seven days a week, serve luncheons, dinners and cocktails and honor American Express, Diners Club, and Carte Blanche.
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Title:
Reformed Church
Middlebush (NJ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Soldier's Monument
(NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1910 Aug-02
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Title:
A Classy Chassis, 1601 Corlies Ave Rt. NO. 33
Neptune (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Corlies Motel Near All Shore Attractions - 3/4 Mile to Beach - Air Conditioned
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Title:
New Jersey Turnpike
Scenic (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Top view, Pulaski Skyway Crossing. Lower View, New Jersey Turnpike at Newark Airport.
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Title:
Elks Club
Union City (NJ), White Border unused
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Title:
Steps To Eagle Rock
Orange Mountain (NJ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Orange Mountain
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Title:
Greetings From Jutland
Jutland (NJ), Divided Back PM Oct-00
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Title:
C. R. R. Of N. J. And Rahway Valley R. R. Station
Roselle Park (NJ), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-25
Description:
Showing Lehigh Valley R. R. Track at Aldene, Roselle Park.
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Title:
Henckels Island
Cranberry (NJ), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-19
Description:
"Cranberry Lake is on the Lackawanna Railroad, surrounded by high mountains with good boating and flshing. An ideal resort for excursionists."
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Title:
Shelton's Motel, Wildwood Boulevard
Rio Grande (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
5 minutes to Beach and Boardwalk. 21 modern insulated and fireproof motel units with T. V., tile baths, hot water heat and with air conditioning optional. Recreation room on premises. Chaise lounges for sunbathing. Owned and operated by Ralph and Kitty Shelton.
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Title:
South Mantoloking
South Mantoloking (NJ), Chrome PM 1961 Aug-02
Description:
A heavy breaker rolling in from the Atlantic
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Title:
Sun Bathers On The Beach
Ocean Beach (NJ), Chrome PM 1960 Jul-00
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Title:
Holiday House
Island Heights (NJ), Chrome PM 1958 Jun-00
Description:
Girls Friendly House at island Heights. N. J
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Title:
Cape May Point
Cape May Point (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Remains of experimental concrete ship, one of twelve built during world war I. Proven impractical after several trans Atlantic trips because of weight. Toward here and sunk as wharf in 1926.
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Title:
West End Casino
West End (NJ), Chrome PM 1959 Jul-03
Description:
"A Continental rendezvous by the Sea Twin Crystal Pools and Ocean Bathing Dining and Dancing.
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Title:
A Shady Corner Of Crystal Lake
Orange Mountian (NJ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Central R. R. Cantelever Bridge
Newark Bay (NJ), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-08
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Title:
Eagle Rock
Orange Mountain (NJ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Palatial Restaurant
(NJ), Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-07
Description:
Simpson Crawford Company Store concerts Daily by Nahan Franko, and his famous orchestra, 12.15 to 2.15 P. M.
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Title:
Atco Diner And Restaurant
Atco (NJ), Linen PM 1958 Aug-29
Description:
Served in Modern and Pleasant Setting Luncheons - Platters - complete Dinners We Specialize in all kinds of Sea Food New Private Dining room. Now Available for parties, Organization Meetings and special Occasions. White Horse Pike.
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Title:
Harry's Inn
Somers Point (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Famous, All Year 'Round, Steak and Seafood House. Located on the Longport - Atlantic City Boulevard in Somers Point, N.J. Catering to Discriminating Appetites.
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Title:
The Beneficence Of The Law, Court House
Newapk (NJ), Divided Back unused
Description:
The beneficence of the law, by Kenyon cox, supreme court, Essex county Court house, Newark N. J.
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Title:
Boating On Crystal Lake
Orange Mountains (NJ), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-07
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Title:
The Eyrie Eagle Rock
Orange Mountains (NJ), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-07
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Title:
St. Michael's School
Union City (NJ), White Border PM 1940 Aug-01
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Title:
Shark River Hills Country Club
Shark River Hills (NJ), White Border unused
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Title:
Manasquan River
Scenic (NJ), White Border PM 1924 Jul-25
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Title:
Greetings From New Jersey
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
New Jersey "The Garden State" Entered the union in 1787. Area 7,836 square miles. Population approximately 7,000,000. Elevation Sea level to 1,801 feet. State flower, violet. State bird, Eastern Goldfinch. State motto, "Liberty and Prosperity".
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Title:
Greetings From New Jersey
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The State of New Jersey "The Garden State" Capital: Trenton. Population: 6,066,782 (1960 U. S. Census). Area: 8,204.37 Sq. mi. State Flower: Purple Violet. Bird: Eastern Goldfinch. Tree: Red Oak. Motto: "Liberty and Prosperity". Third of the original 13 States.
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Title:
The State Of New Jersey
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The State of New Jersey "The Garden State" Capital: Trenton. Population: 6,066,782 (1960 U. S. Census). Area: 8,204.37 Sq. mi. State Flower: Purple Violet. Bird: Eastern Goldfinch. Tree: Red Oak. Motto: "Liberty and Prosperity". Third of the original 13 States.
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Title:
The Casino
Ashbury Park (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jul-28
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Title:
The Glen
Glen Ridge (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
World War Memorial
Tenafly (NJ), Linen PM 1949 Nov-30
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Title:
The Monmouth Hotel, Spring Lake Beach
Spring Lake Beach (NJ), Chrome PM 1957 Jul-17
Description:
Outstanding Resort Hotel on the North Coast: Ocean bathing from private beach Exctusively for Monmouth guests - tennis courts putting green - terrace luncheon for bather Dancing nightly in the Cocktail Lounge
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Title:
Merritt Hall
Camp Merritt (NJ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Merritt Hall, the enlisted Men's Club of camp Merritt, N. J. Supervised by Army Chaplains.
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Title:
Episcopal Church
South Amboy (NJ), Divided Back PM Feb-27
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Title:
Mountain View Grove
Mountain View (NJ), Divided Back PM 1912
Description:
Do You Love Nature? For the cost of one summer vacation, you can secure a permanent summer retreat, among the pines, cedars and oaks at Mountain View grove. Beautiful river and canal, all water sports. Only 35 minutes on Lackawanna, commutation $15. monthly. Come out next Saturday, 12.45, Sunday 11.30, foot of Barclay St. Look for man with green badge. Broadacres realty Co. World Bldg. N. Y.
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Title:
Greetings From Sea Bay Park
Sea Bay Park (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Bridge Street, Hunterdon County
Milford (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Meadowlands Sports Complex, Bergen County
East Rutherford (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Steuben House
New Milford (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Steuben House, New Milford, N.J. A landmark of the area and scene of considerable American Revolutionary War action. This structure was erected in 1752, now retained by the Bergen County Historical Society as its Headquarters and Museum. It is open to the public a definite center of early American interest.
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Title:
Tri Tribe Beach, Sussex County
Swartswood Lake (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
A Scene of the filtered pool of Tri Tribe Beach overlooking beautiful Swartswood Lake in northern New Jersey. A large picnic area, kiddie pool, restaurant stand, and boating are available at Tri Tribe Beach.
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Title:
Astronaut Resort Motel, Stockton Road
Wild Crest (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Luxurious modern 2 room Motel Suites and 2 room Efficiency Suites. Heated swimming pool, kiddies pool, air-conditioned, color television, music in rooms, units available with baseboard heat… large patio area with free lounging chairs. Oceanfront sun deck.
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Title:
Triangle Hofbrau, Route 23
Pequannock (NJ), Chrome PM 1968 Oct-05
Description:
Famous for Continental Cuisine Serving Luncheon, Dinner Catering to Private Parties Banquets
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Title:
Causeway Bridge
Ship Botom (NJ), Chrome PM 1963 Jul-20
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Title:
Ship Bottom Motor Lode, Central Avenue And 18th Street
Ship Botom (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Air Conditioned and Cable Color Television across from Public tennis Near Golf Course Shopping and Restaurants one block from the Ocean
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Title:
Bridge Over Wesley Lake
Asbury Park & Ocean Grove (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Foot bridge over Wesley Lake Asbury Park in background
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Title:
Holy House, Mountain Viw road
Washington (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Mountain View Road Washington, New Jersey The vision of Sister Lucia of July 1929 is depicted in the sanctuary of the Holy House. The altar is the actual one at which this apparition took place.
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Title:
Shrine Of Saint Joseph, 1050 Long Hill road
Stirling (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Visitors Welcome Year Round
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Title:
St. Joseph's Villa
Peapack (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
A Guest and Retreat House for Women Conducted by the Sisters of St. John the Baptist. Located on the picturesque Somerset Hills overlooking Lake Ravine, including 30 acres of beautifully landscaped country side. Spacious interior. Aerial view depicts architectural beauty.
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Title:
Green Sergeant's Covered Bridge, Rosemont-Sergeantsville Road
Hunterdon County (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This last remaining covered bridge in New Jersey was built about 1860. It spans the Wickeheoke Creek, named after a tribe of the Delaware Indians who made the original trails in this region.
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Title:
Green Sergeant's Covered Bridge, Rosemont-Sergeantsville Road
Hunterdon County (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This last remaining covered bridge in New Jersey was built about 1860. It spans the Wickeheoke Creek, named after a tribe of the Delaware Indians who made the original trails in this region.
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Title:
Branch Rook Park
Belleville-Newark (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Annual cherry blossom display maintained by the Essex county Park Commission attracts thousands of visitors to this scenic area
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Title:
Presbyterian Camp And Conference Center
Johnsonburg (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
A group of Junior Highs get together for an informal session of singing in one of the Hogan Units
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Title:
Mason House And Freeman House
Blairstown (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Mason House and Freeman House - senior houses at Blair Academy, Blairstown, New Jersey.
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Title:
A Hunterdon County Portrait
Mountainville (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Although this early spring scene was made in the quiet village of Mountainville, N. J., it is typical of the picturesque countryside in Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
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Title:
Historic Barnegat Lighthouse, Ocean County
Barnegat Lighthouse State Park (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This aerial view shows the entrance to Barnegat Bay at which stands America's second oldest lighthouse, Barnegat, which was built in 1856-58 by Lt. General George Meade. In the background is the Atlantic Ocean.
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Title:
The Campus Of Blair Academy
Blairstown (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Sandy Hook Lighthouse
Sandy Hook (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Sandy Hook, N. J. Lighthouse built 1764 from the proceeds of a lottery, is 103 ft. tall and is octagonal in shape. The light at the top of the lighthouse has shone virtually without interruption for the last 200 years.
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Title:
Greetings From Chadwick Beach
Chadwick Beach (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Greetings From Gilford Park
Gilford Park (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Summer Fun! Sailing crabbing, Fishing and Sun-bathing.
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Title:
The Rock, Bergen County
Glen Rock (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Estimated to weigh about 600 tons this huge rock measures 25 feet wide by 36 feet long and 20 feet high. Glen Rock is a fine residential community of 13,000 persons situated in the foothills of The Ramapo Mts. 12 miles west of New York City.
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Title:
Greetings From Brigantine
Brigantine (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Manasquan Inlet, Monmouth County
Mansquan (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Manasquan Inlet in Monmouth county, New Jersey separates Point Pleasant Beach, N. J. to the south and Manasquan, N. J. to the North and on the right in this view. Thousands of pleasure craft yearly enter the Atlantic Ocean through this Inlet.
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Title:
Stratford Motor Court, Route U. S. 46
Totowa (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Convenient quiet Comfortable 66 rooms with hot water heat and radio. Some with air-conditioning and television. Simmons furnishings exclusively. Restaurant nearby, Reservations invited. Phone Little Falls 4-1513.
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Title:
Kuser Farm Mansion & Gazebo, Kuser Park
Hamilton (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Mansion, built in 1892 by the Kuser Family, is open for seasonal guided tours. Built in 1977, the Gazebo is used for free outdoor concerts 7 weddings.
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Title:
Remains Of The Morris Canal, Sussex County
Waterloo (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
In 1831 The Morris Canal was an important artery of transportation from Phillipsburg to Newark, N.J. This scene shows the Cassedy Canal Store at Waterloo. It is one of the few sections of the canal which still contains water.
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Title:
The Latch String, Summit Avenue
Oradell (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The Latch String on Summit Avenue in Oradell, N. J., offers superb dining in a truly lovely setting. Centered in more than three acres of terraced, landscaped beauty, it provides a welcome feast for all the senses. For Reservations phone Oradell 8-0504.
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Title:
Greetings From South Mantoloking
Mantoloking (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Sailing is a favorite sport here
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Title:
Oxford Furnace, Warren County
Oxford (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Built about 1742, these are the ruins of the furnaces at oxford which supplied the American Forces during the Revolution.
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Title:
Beautiful New Municipal Building
Wyckoff (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful new Municipal Building accommodates all local Government Offices. It was completed in 1955 to serve the increasing needs of this rapidly growing suburb
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Title:
Droescher's Mill, Union County
Cranford (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1814, Droescher's Mill is one of the landmarks in Cranford. Settled in 1699 by Stephen Crane, Cranford is one of New Jersey's fine residential communities and is located 17 miles southwest of New York City.
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Title:
Greetings From Wyckoff
Wyckoff (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Arnold Buick, Route 47
Hurffville (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
3 miles So. Of Deptford Mall. Your New Car is looking for you! If it's one car or a hundred… I promise you the kind of prices and service you might expect from a guy who is a little hungry for your business. Call or stop in you'll find me glad, eager in fact to help.
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Title:
Interstate Route 80, Warren County
Allamuchy (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This modern super-highway, extending from New York City to San Francisco, California, passes through northern New Jersey's most scenic countryside in Warren County.
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Title:
Greetings From Little Silver
Little Silver (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Beautiful white birches
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Title:
Myer Hall
Fort Monmouth (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Myer hall, located at the west end of the main post of Fort Monmouth, is the headquarters for the U. S. Army Signal School.
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Title:
Sailboat Race
Harvey Cedars (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Spray Beach Motor Inn, Oceanfront at 24th Street
Spray Beach (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Oceanfront resort motel with beautifully furnished motel rooms and penthouse efficiencies, all with two double beds, cable color TV with New York and Philadelphia channels, air-conditioning and heat, tile bath, balconies. Heated pool with large poolside patio and poolside snack bar. Oceanfront restaurant, cocktail lounge and bar. Facilities for Meetings and Conventions. Ample free parking.
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Title:
Interior View Of Somers Mansion
Somers Point (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Interior view of Somers Mansion, Somers Point, N. J. Built in 1720-30, it is now a State-owned historical museum and headquarters of the Atlantic County Historical Society.
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Title:
North Hudson Park, Hudson County
North Bergen (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Stonehenge is a unique apartment complex dominating the sky at North Hudson Park North Bergen, New Jersey Hudson County.
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Title:
San Alfonso Retreat House, 755 Ocean Ave
West End (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Suburban Photographers, 855 Bloomfield Avenue
Glen Ridge (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Custom made original photographic prints to decorate your walls. Sizes up to 40" x 60" and larger made from our stock photographs or your special assignment. Color or black and white. All subjects.
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Title:
King George Inn, 181 Mount Bethel road
Mount Bethel (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The King George Inn is the oldest building in Warren Township. For many years it was a stage stop on King George's Road, a pre-Revolutionary highway running from Perth Amboy to Morristown. During restoration work of 1953-54, original hand-hewn beams were uncovered in the Tap Room. The Dining Rooms are furnished in authentic period pieces. Closed Mondays. For reservations call: 647-0410 M. James Hayden, Innkeeper.
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Title:
Victoria Inn, Route 517
Allamuchy (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
A Victorian styled atmosphere amid the former millionare row of scenic northern New Jersey
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Title:
Garden State Parkway, Interstate 80
Saddle Brook (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Located ten minutes from George Washington Bridge. Large comfortable guest rooms & suites - convention facilities. Breathtaking view of New York Skyline from rooftop Sirloin & Saddle Restaurant and Windjammer Lounge
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Title:
George Washington's Camp On The Middlebrook
Bridgewater (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This historic site was donated to the Washington Campground Association in 1889. The deed requires that the Declaration of Independence be read to a public gathering each year July 4th. The Association maintains this site with the help of local individuals and organizations
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Title:
Waldwick Elementary School
Waldwick (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Triangle Hofbrau, Route 23
Pequannock (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Famous for Continental Cuisine Serving Luncheon, Dinner Catering to Private Parties, Banquets.
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Title:
Kents Chimney House Restaurant, Route 38, Route 70
Pennsauken (NJ), Chrome PM 1960 Feb-08
Description:
Halfway between Camden and Haddonfield. P.S. Be sure to stop at Kents Chimney House Restaurant for good food. It's at the junction of Routes 38 (to N.Y.) and 70 (to the Shore); in Pennsauken, N.J., 3 Miles from the Phila-Camden Bridge, Parking for 150 cars. Visit the other Kents Restaurants and Retail Shops in Atlantic City. Kents means good food in South Jersey since 1903.
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Title:
God's House Of All Faiths And People, Ogden Road
Mantua (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Japanese Bridge over stream and ravine connecting residential area with God's House of All Faiths and People located on the 350 Acre William Hangsterfer Estate along Ogden Rd, Mantua, New Jersey 08051. This beautiful ediface and garden was dedicated 25 May 1968 to all Mankind for his use and communion with the Supreme Architect of the World.
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Title:
Delicious Orchards, Route 34
Colts Neck (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Nestled amidst acres of fruitful apple trees in the rolling hills of Monmouth County, Delicious Orchard's retail shop offers, with the ensuing seasons, a veritable cornucopia of home grown fruit and produce; Luscious fruit pies, cakes and pastries from its farm kitchen and fresh pressed cider the year round.
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Title:
Main Street, Hunterdon County
High Bridge (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The history of High Bridge can be traced back to Colonial times when iron was mined, smelted, cast, and forged here. During the Revolutionary War, the Continental Army was supplied with canon balls made in this town.
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Title:
Camp Merritt Monument, Knicker Brocker Rd. & Madison Ave
Cresskill (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This 65 ft. granite monument marks the center that was the site of Camp Merritt. From Sept. 17, 1917 to Jan. 30, 1920, this was the embarkation point for nearly a million doughboys bound for France to serve in the trenches as the American expeditionary forces. Camp Merritt was huge - 770 acres, 1,314 buildings, a theatre seating 2,300 persons. The largest Broadway shows were staged there for the boys.
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Title:
Saint Mary's Church Of The Assumption, 305 High Street
Hacketstown (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected 1923. Sunday Masses at 8, 9,10, 1 A.M. Rev. Joseph P. Sergel, Pastor since 1923.
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Title:
Shrine Of St. Lucy Filippini, Villa Walsh
Moristown (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Cliff's Motel, U. S. Route 40 - 322
McKee City (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Black Horse Pike. 14 De Luxe Units - Air Conditioned - Television Efficiencies - Wall to Wall Carpets -- Tile Showers -- Patio for Lounging - 2 miles South of Atlantic city Race Track - 10 minutes to Atlantic City - Open all year - Phone Milton 1-9579. Luise & Conrad Klink, Owners - Mgrs.
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Title:
Aerial View Of Flemington, Hunterdon County
Flemmington (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Aerial View Of High Point Monument, Sussex County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Aerial View Of High Point Monument Sussex County, New Jersey The base of this 220 feet tall monument is erected on the highest point in the State of New Jersey at an altitude of 1803 feet above sea level. In the background of this view is the Delaware River and the city of Port Jervis, New York.
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Title:
Aerial View Of High Point Monument, Sussex County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The base of this 220 feet tall monument is erected an the highest point in the State of New Jersey at an altitude of 1803 feet above sea level. From this monument which was dedicated in 1930, one can see for many miles across New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York.
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Title:
Air View Of Cuttyhunk Island
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Air view of Cuttyhunk Island from the Northeast
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Title:
Airview Of Verona, Essex County
Verona (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Barnegat Bay, Ocean County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Historic Barnegat Lighthouse stands at the entrance of Barnegat Bay at the Barnegat Inlet in Ocean Country. New Jersey. The twenty-mile long bay is a favorite of sailing and boating enthusiasts
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Title:
Basking Ridge, Somerset County
Basking Ridge (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Settled about 1720
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Title:
Bathing At Lake Absegami, Base River State Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This 9,270 acre State Forest is located 20 miles north of Atlantic City, N.J. Bathing, Cabins, Lean to Shelters, Camp Sites, Fishing, Hunting, and Picnicking are available to the visitor.
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Title:
Batsto Mansion, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful 19th century mansion, is a New Jersey State Historic Site open to the public in Batsto, N.J.
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Title:
Batsto Mansion, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful 19th century mansion, home of the "ironmaster", is a New Jersey State Historic Site open to the public in Batsto, N.J.
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Title:
Batsto Mansion, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This original stagecoach traveled the South Jersey routes when stagecoaches were the means of transportation in the area. Now visitors to the restored historic village of Batsto, N.J. may enjoy rides on this means of travel.
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Title:
Batsto Mansion, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful 19th century mansion, is a New Jersey State Historic Site open to the public in Batsto, N.J.
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Title:
Batsto Village Main Street, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The restored historic village of Batsto, N.J., Famous for its iron works which was started in 1766 and supplied cannonballs to the American forces during the Revolution, is open to the public. The lake supplied water power for the sawmill and gristmill.
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Title:
Buttermilk Falls, Sussex County
(NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Deserted Village Allaire Village
Wall (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The old enameling building in Allaire Village
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Title:
Garden State Arts Center
Holmdel (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
At Telegraph Hill Park on the Garden State Parkway, Exit 116 Holmdel, Monmouth County, New Jersey. This 5,058 seat amphitheater, designed by the famed architect Edward Durell Stone, was opened in June 1968. Outstanding classical and popular concerts are presented nightly except Sundays from June to September.
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Title:
George Washington Bridge
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Spans the Hudson River between Fort Lee, N.J. and New York City. One of the longest suspension bridges in the world. 4,760 feet long between the two 600 foot towers. Enough wire in the cables to go around the world four times. 131 illuminated directional signs to help guide your travel. Two levels and 14 traffic lanes are capable of handling almost 200,000 cars, trucks, and buses per average day.
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Title:
Grace Parish Church Of Nutley
Nutley (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Grace Parish Church of Nutley (Episcopal) stands at Highfield Lane and North Road. The present church was begun in 1908 and is noted for its mural paintings by Clinton Balmer
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Title:
Grand Old Champion Of The Tides, Barnegat Light
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
New Jersey's famous Barnegat light. Built in 1856, it is the second oldest lighthouse in the U.S. When built, this lighthouse was over a half mile from the Atlantic Ocean. Now the ocean is at its very footing.
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Title:
Greenfield Park One-Room Schoolhouse
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Greenfield Park One room Schoolhouse. Built prior to 1836. Housed eight elementary grades under one teacher and one school trustee. Students who attended this schoolhouse in the past restored the school to its present condition and formed the Greenfield part Historical Association. Many of the memorabilia contained in the schoolhouse are original
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Title:
Greetings From New Jersey
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
"The Garden State" Entered the union in 1787. Area 7,836 square miles. Population approximately 7,000,000. Elevation Sea Level to 1,801 feet. State flower, violet. State bird, Eastern Goldfinch. State motto, "Liberty and Prosperity".
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Title:
Greetings From New Jersey The Garden State
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Capital: Trenton, Population: 7,091,995 (1970 U.S. Census). Area: 8,204.37 sq. mi. State Flower: Purple Violet, Bird: Eastern Goldfinch. Tree: Red Oak, Motto: "Liberty and Prosperity". Third of the original 13 States.
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Title:
Greetings From New Jersey, Barnegat Light
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
One the northern tip of Long Beach Island. Built in 1856, decommissioned in 1929. Now preserved as one of New Jersey's most historic landmarks.
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Title:
Gristmill At Batsto, Wharton Sate Forest Burlington County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Historic Batsto Village, an important ironmaking and glassmaking center during the 18th and 19th centuries, is a New Jersey State Historic Site open to the public.
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Title:
Hello From Surf City
(NJ), Chrome PM 1969 Aug-29
Description:
Surfing, Fishing & Bathing in the surf at Indian River Inlet
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Title:
High Point State Park, Sussex County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This view toward the north across Lake Marcia shows the High Point Monument at an elevation of 1803 feet above sea level, the highest point in New Jersey. In the distance are the Catskill Mountains of New York State.
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Title:
Historic Barnegat Light, Barnegat Light
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
172 feet high, built in 1858 under supervision of Lt. George Meade, later a famous general during the Civil War. Area surrounding light is now a New Jersey State Park.
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Lake Hopatcong State Park, Morris County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful State Park on new Jersey's largest lake offers swimming, picnicking, motor boat rides, and fishing to the visitor.
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Title:
Lake Marcia, High Point State Park
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Swimming in the clear, pure water of this pretty lake, or sunbathing on the wide sandy beach are added pleasures at this wonderful State Park. Situated 1803 ft. above sea level in picturesque Sussex Country. Standing sentinel over the surrounding terrain of 3 states New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania is the impressive 200 ft. tall monument.
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Title:
McKinley Ferry House
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Washington Crossing State Park. New Jersey. This historic house was visited by General George Washington during the night of the famous crossing of the Delaware by the continental crops on their march to Trenton, December 26, 1776.
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Title:
McKinley Ferry Museum
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Washington crossing State Park New Jersey. This tap room is furnished as it would have been on Christmas Night, 1776. when Washington rested here after crossing the Delaware River before the Battle of Trenton.
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Title:
McKinley Ferry Museum
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Washington Crossing State Park, New Jersey. This well appointed cooking fireplace is in the tavern where George Washington rested after crossing the Delaware River on Christmas Night, 1776.
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Title:
McKinley Ferry Museum
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Washington Crossing State Park, New Jersey. This symbolizes the building in which General Washington rested after crossing the Delaware, December 25, 1776, before the Battle of Trenton.
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Title:
Moravian Gristmill, Hope Warren County
Hope (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1769 by the Moravian settlers, this gristmill was in operation until 1950. It was the first permanent building in Hope, and at one time the largest building in New Jersey.
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Title:
New Jersey Turnpike, Rte. 40
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Approach to Delaware Memorial Bridge by Rte. 40, on Delaware side of Delaware River.
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Title:
New Jersey's Famous Landmark, Barnegat Light
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
It is the second oldest lighthouse in the U.S. Built in 1856 by Lt. Gordon Meade, hero of the Battle of Gettysburg. When built the lighthouse was over a half mile from the Atlantic Ocean. Now the ocean is at its very footing. Decommissioned in 1929, it is now preserved as New Jersey's most historic landmark.
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Title:
New York's Famous Skyscrapers
New York City (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
New York's famous skyscrapers As seen from the New Jersey shore
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Title:
Refreshment Stand, Palisades Interstate park
(NJ), Chrome PM 1948 Aug-23
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Title:
Steel Pier Diving Horse
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
"Seabiscuit" "The show of the Nation"
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Title:
The Crossroads Of The Revolution
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
New Jersey, as the colony located between the cities of New York and Philadelphia, was the most vital battleground of the Revolution. More than one third of all battles and skirmishes took place on New Jersey soil in the Revolution. Many of its historic buildings still stand, a few of which are depicted on this card. The paintings portray Washington's famous crossing of Delaware and the Battle of Trenton in December 1776.
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Title:
The Delaware And Raritan Canal, Somerset County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Completed in 1834, this canal connecting New Brunswick and Trenton was one of America's greatest inland waterways over which vast quantities of bulk freight moved to the industrial areas of the East. Railroad competition caused its demise. Now it supplies water to the communities along its way.
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Title:
The Delaware River Bridge
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1983, this steel bridge replaces a wooden covered bridge which was built in 1841 and was swept away in the great flood of Oct. 3, 1903 when it was struck by a section of the demolished Riegelsville Bridge.
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Title:
The Horse
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The horse became the official new Jersey State Animal on August 14, 1977, when Governor Brendan T. Byrne signed the bill at the Sussex Farm and Horse show in Branchville, New Jersey. Here Brandy, a quarter horse typical of N. J. horses (owned by Mrs. Octavia Brown, Director, Somerset Hills Handicapped Riders Club) is used in giving lessons to those with physical and mental handicaps! "Horse Power - Support Riding for the Handicapped!"
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Title:
The Old Enameling Building In Allaire Village
Wall (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Deserted Village
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Title:
The Rock Of Glen Rock, Bergen County
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Pamackapuka, or "State from heaven," supposed Indian council site. Town of Glen Rock took its name from it in 1894. The rock is 25ft. Wide, 36ft. Long, and 20 ft. high.
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Title:
The Van Horn House
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
The van horn house has stood on this hill since 1750. Few houses in Central New Jersey witnessed more of the War of The Revolution than did it. In the vicissitudes of that war it saw soldiers of the British, French and American Armies trudge by, all showing their respect to its owner.
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Title:
View Of The General Store At Allaire Village
Wall (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Deserted Village. View of the general store at Allaire Village, N. J. The old bake shop, now used as a museum, is in the background. At the right is the carpenter shop, now used by a cabinet maker as an antique shop.
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Title:
Walt Whitman Bridge
Gloucester City (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Spanning the Delaware River connecting South Philadelphia with Gloucester City, N. J., this newly constructed 7-lane bridge was built at a cost of $90 million.
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Title:
Mcgee's Bar& Restaurant, 1615 Pacific Ave
Atalntic City (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
An outstanding Cafe in the heart of the City. Nationally known for delicious steaks, chops, sea food specialties and Main lobsters. Hammond Organ music nitely. Established 1930.
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Title:
Hello From Monmouth County
(NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
New Toll Bridge Over The Delaware River
Philipsburg (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
The New Toll Bridge over the Delaware River cost $2,500,000.00 to construct. It connects Philipsburg, New Jersey to Eaton, Pa., on U. S. Route 22, is � of a mile long and was designed to bear heavier loads than any other bridge in the world.
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Title:
A Glimpse Of Silver Lake
Balmar (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Apr-04
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Title:
M. E. Church
Columbia (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Broadway
Beemerville (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jul-26
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Title:
Walker-Gordon Milk Farms
Plainsboro (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 May-21
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Title:
Court House
Paerson (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1914 Jan-31
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Title:
Fishing Pier And Fishing Yacht
Asury Park (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Jul-31
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Title:
Along The Passaic River
Arlinton (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Sep-04
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Title:
High Point Monument
High Point Park (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking three states, new York, New jersey, Pennsylvania. Highest point in the state of new jersey.
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Title:
Surfing, Island Beach State Park
(NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Surfing is a popular sport here
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Title:
Atlantic City Auditorium And Convention Hall
Atlantic (NJ), White Border PM 1931 Jun-05
Description:
Largest convention Hall in the world. Seating capacity 40,000 - ball room 5,000.
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Title:
Yacht Club
Spray Beach (NJ), Linen unused
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