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TitleMap of property surveyed for Park-Place Homes Inc. Bayonne, N.J.
Date Issued1941-07-12
DescriptionMap showing the dedication of Park Side Lane and 18th St. between Hudson Boulevard and Avenue A north of West 16th St.in accordance with an ordinance passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City...
12525
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TitlePierhead and bulkhead lines Newark Bay - New Jersey, including junction of Passaic and Hackensack Rivers
Date Issued1925-06-20
12526
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TitleBase Map City of Bayonne Hudson County N.J.
Date Created1920
12527
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TitleMap of the City of Bayonne Hudson County N.J.
Date Issued1929
12528
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TitleMap of the City of Bayonne, Hudson Co., N.J.
Date Issued1895-03
12529
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TitleMap of the City of Bayonne, Hudson County, N.J.
Date Issued1912-03
12530
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TitleBernardsville, Eastern Star Home fireplace postcard, circa 1930
Date Created1930
DescriptionThis photo of the library fireplace at the Eastern Star Home in Bernardsville was made by the Koenig Studio, Newark, NJ, circa 1930.
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
12531
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TitleBernardsville, Eastern Star Home main entrance postcard, circa 1930
Date Created1930
DescriptionThis circa 1930 postcard image of the main entrance of the Eastern Star Home in Bernardsville was made by the Koenig Studio in Newark, NJ.
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
12532
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TitleBernardsville, Kuser's Duck Pond Postcard, 1909 (see also: verso)
Date Issued1909
DescriptionThis postcard of Kuser’s duck pond is inscribed on the back: “How are you sis. I love my wife but o you kid. I have not heard from Tom or W. in over a [illegible - possibly "week"] sent a card to...
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
12533
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TitlePluckemin, Washington's HQ, AKA Teeple House AKA Fenner House
Date Created1910
DescriptionWashington's Headquarters in Pluckemin was later known as the Teeple House and the Fenner House. The structure was torn down in 1940. (from an inscription on the verso)
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)