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TitleMcCarter House, Monmouth County, N.J.
Date Created1905
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TitleLowe House, Monmouth County, N.J.
Date Created1905
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TitleAdams House, Rumson N.J.
Date Created1903
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "A landscape view of "Rohallion," the vast estate of financier Edward Dean Adams. It was originally designed by Stanford White and built in...
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TitleAdams House, Rumson, N.J.
Date Created1903
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "A landscape view of "Rohallion," the vast estate of financier Edward Dean Adams. It was originally designed by Stanford White and built in...
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TitleAdams House, Rumson, N.J.
Date Created1903
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "A landscape view of "Rohallion," the vast estate of financier Edward Dean Adams. It was originally designed by Stanford White and built in...
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TitleAdams House, Rumson, N.J.
Date Created1903
DescriptionCaption for similar image in Moss and Schnitzspahn (1997): "A landscape view of "Rohallion," the vast estate of financier Edward Dean Adams. It was originally designed by Stanford White and built in...
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Title[Fritz] Achelis House, [Sea Bright, N.J.] [view 4]
Date Created1905
DescriptionSocial Register, Summer 1913 (p.4) lists: Achelis, Mr. & Mrs. Fritz (Bertha F Koenig), Misses Margaret J. & Elizabeth A., Mr. & Mrs. Fritz G. (Helen Bruff) at "Wiesenach", Rumson Road, Sea Bright, NJ.
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Title[Fritz] Achelis House, [Sea Bright, N.J.] [view 2]
Date Created1905
DescriptionSocial Register, Summer 1913 (p.4) lists: Achelis, Mr. & Mrs. Fritz (Bertha F Koenig), Misses Margaret J. & Elizabeth A., Mr. & Mrs. Fritz G. (Helen Bruff) at "Wiesenach", Rumson Road, Sea Bright, NJ.
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TitleGoodspeed / Browning House, Norwood Park, West Long Branch, N.J.
Date Created1905
DescriptionH.K. Billings and F.C. Goodspeed were members of the governing body of the Norwood Field Club. [Robert J. Fischer, Norwood Park: An Exclusive Summer Cottage Colony (2000), p. 11]