DescriptionPre 1915 image of the intersection of Lamington and Larger Cross Roads. Well to the right of photo was on property then owned by Lurana H. Eld
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930), 1915
DescriptionProgram for the week of April 23, 1939 includes all details of Sunday service, announcements for the week, a church directory and a financial update. Notes that a church missionary, Warren S. Reeve,...
Description"The Council Oak" was a World War II writeup about the Basking Ridge Oak Tree. It was designed to bring a taste of home to Basking Ridge residents serving overseas.
DescriptionCopy of the 1847 handwritten last will and testament of Mary Kinnan, who survived being kidnapped by Indians and is buried in the BRPC cemetery.
DescriptionA fluting machine was a staple in households in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This type of iron was used to create fluted, or pleated, trimmings on women’s dresses.
DescriptionThis wooden wheelchair dates back to the late 19th century. Someone could push the wheelchair using the back handles and the wheelchair has a platform where one could rest their feet.
DescriptionA sadiron was a type of smoothening iron developed in the 17th century. Even though ironing was an extremely hated chore, the name “sadiron” did not develop from the modern meaning of the word...
