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Far Hills, view from the Fairgrounds, ca. 1920. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3KK9BWF
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Far Hills, view from the Fairgrounds, ca. 1920. 1920. Clarence Dillon Public Library. RUcore: https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3KK9BWF

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TitleFar Hills, view from the Fairgrounds, ca. 1920
NameLane, Peter DeMun (Associated name), Flomerfelt, William (Associated name), Huyler, Fred (Associated name), Todd, Anna Lance (Associated name), Todd, Charles Walter (Associated name), Todd, Alice Elizabeth (Associated name), Clarence Dillon Public Library
Date Created1920
SubjectBuildings, Residences
DescriptionLooking east from the Far Hills Fairgrounds toward Charlie Todd's house on DeMun Place. The house was built for Peter Demun Lane in 1902 by William Flomerfelt and Fred Huyler. It was purchased in 1904 by Charles Walter Todd and his wife, Anna Lance Todd. Charlie Todd was a carpenter for Grant B. Schley. The house was owned by the Todd family unitl the death of their unmarried daughter, Alice Elizabeth Todd (1910-1983). Charlie Todd was a great-great grandson of Major John Todd (1755-1820), who served in the American Revolution, and owned the farm at the corner of Cowperthwaite and River Roads. The farm was later owned by Anthony Layton, John Balfour Clark, and George B. Merck.
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3KK9BWF
CollectionAnne O'Brien Historical Room Collection
Organization NameClarence Dillon Public Library
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