DescriptionBoyd's Directory for Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, 1907 lists Frederick D. Stoutenburg, who worked in clothing, as living at 203 Allen Ave., Allenhurst (p. 349).
DescriptionCataloger believes this is the home of Samuel T. Skidmore. Boyd's Lakewood, N.J., Directory for 1909 lists him as living at 52 Madison Ave. (p. 93).
DescriptionCataloger believes this is the wife of J.C. Van Cleaf, proprietor of the United States Hotel and later, the Scarboro Hotel, both in Long Branch (from "Long Branch Jottings", NY Times, June 14, 1903).
DescriptionThe Jeweler's Circular, May 6, 1908 lists the Jewelers' 24 Karat Club of New York City as changing the date of their annual outing from September 12 to August 1, and for it to be held at Pleasure Bay,...
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "Posing for a photograph at their annual outing, the Merchants Tailors group presents a subtle fashion statement of the period.", (p. 16).
DescriptionCaption from Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "Lacking even a hint of a smile, Miss D. Fisk is photographed in a fashionable lace dress and stylish feathered hat", (p. 14).
DescriptionCataloger believes this to be John W. Flock and his family. Flock was an undertaker with Hyer and Flock in Long Branch, as listed in Boyd's Monmouth County, New Jersey, Directory 1896-7 (p. 350).
