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Date Created

DescriptionThe Fenner House in a circa 1880 photo.

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Date Created1874

DescriptionMap depicts the Spring Grange property of Henry Fenner which was located in South Orange, NJ. Map was surveyed and laid out by Frank H. Earle, Civil Engineer and Surveyer, Jersey City, NJ.

Time PeriodCivil War and Reconstruction (1850-1877)

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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)

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TitlePluckemin, children 1896

Date Created1896

DescriptionPluckemin children in an 1896 photo by Dr. John B. Beekman. Left to right: Inez Compton, Andrew Compton, Henry Beekman, Effie Beekman, Irving Fenner, Peter Ellis Burd, and Robert Burd.

Time PeriodThe Industrial Revolution (1870-1900)

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TitlePluckemin, Fenner House drawing c. 1937

Date Created1937

DescriptionThe Fenner House on the east side of Route 202-206 removed about 1940, in a drawing c. 1937 by Henry Beekman from a photograph by Fred Williamson c. 1910. Tradition says General Washington stayed...

Time PeriodThe Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945), The Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)

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Title1908 Valentine's Day Postcard-Bird With Heart

Date Created1908

Description1908 Valentine's Day Postcard to Mrs. Sarah Boyle, Gladstone, N.J. c/o S.H. Fenner