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Date Created1913

DescriptionThe Bernardsville home of the R. D. Graham family, 1913. From the collection of Norman Welsh.

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleFar Hills, postcard views of the Schley Estate - verso (see also: recto)

Date Created1900

DescriptionAddressed to Miss [?] Mabel F. Ryan [?], Belmar, NJ c/o J. C. Norris. Inscribed: "My dear Linda, This is [?]. Am all through my work here and nothing to do for two hours but look wise. Nothing to do...

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleFar Hills, 1908 postcard of bridge at the Schley Estate - verso (see also: recto)

Date Created1908

DescriptionAddressed to "Miss Maggie H[illegible], #61 East 52 Str., New York City." Handrwitten text: "May 4/08. [Hasty?] Greetings from Far Hills 40 miles from New York would'nt [sic] see you this week"

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleBernardsville, J. F. Dryden Estate Postcard, image 2 of 2

Date Created1900

DescriptionPostcard of the home of U.S. Senator J. F. Dryden. Postcard published by The Temme Co, Newark, N.J. and printed in Germany.

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleBernardsville, Postcard of the Train Station at Mine Brook circa 1905

Date Created1905

DescriptionThis postcard depicts the Lackawanna Railroad Station in Mine Brook, circa 1905. The sign over the doorway reads “Mine Brook” and the boxcar is labeled “Grand Trunk 5502”.

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleFar Hills, postcard views of the Schley Estate - recto (see also: verso)

Date Created1900

DescriptionPostcard showing three views of the Schley Estate

Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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TitleBernardsville, Claremont Hotel Postcard

Date Created1900

DescriptionThe Claremont Hotel on Mine Brook Road, built in 1878, later known as The Station Restaurant and The Station Pub and Grub.