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Rumson (Paperback)
Randall Gabrielan
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R549
R440
Discovery Miles 4 400
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A bucolic borough centered between two rivers and a broad
boulevard, Rumson evokes the legendary Rumson Road, which by 1890
was one of the nation's most famed country drives. Life between the
Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers is documented here in fascinating
detail, both on Rumson Road and in Rumson's local villages.
The early decades of the twentieth century were among the most
vibrant for both New York City and the world of postcards. The 1898
consolidation of the city's five boroughs sparked a building boom
that inspired a heightened awareness of the city's changing
landscape. In response to this new appreciation, the postcard
industry began a colorful pictorial record that was especially rich
for New York.
Fair Haven, New Jersey, located on the central part of the Navesink
River shore, completes the Images of America documentation of the
Navesink-Shrewsbury Rivers peninsula. It has a unique and
distinguished heritage that has earned it a special place in the
hearts of its residents. Without the commercial activity of Red
Bank to the west or the large estates of Rumson to the east, Fair
Haven developed as a community of small streets and close
neighbors. Residents know and care for one another, and the
community's friendly and relaxed atmosphere always puts people at
ease.
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Red Bank (Paperback)
Randall Gabrielan
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R588
R487
Discovery Miles 4 870
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Red Bank is a riverfront town that used its location on the water
to grow rapidly between the 1830s and 1850s. The coming of the
railroad in the 1860s accelerated the development of this thriving
community and today the waterfront and business
district continue to prosper and Red Bank itself remains a proud
and tight-knit community. Including many rare and previously
unpublished photographs, with samples of the work of early Red Bank
photographers Charles Foxwell and Andrew Coleman, this fascinating
visual history is a tributeaa tribute to the people who built Red
Bank into the
diverse and dynamic community that it is today and to
the photographers who captured moments in time with
their lenses so that we might better understand our past.
This area of New Jersey was settled in 1665, making it one of
earliest communities on the East Coast of America. Read about
English settlers and local Indians making peace before the gradual
development of the land into commercial and residential areas.
Maritime trade, railroads, and political divisions have left their
marks on this place during many phases of development. Many styles
of architecture are seen in the 360 images of buildings, parks,
churches, and municipal attractions.
Tour beautiful Monmouth County, New Jersey, and see how it has
evolved and developed from the early 20th century to today. With
more than 400 images, comparative views show how change has
impacted the county and continues to do so. Old landscapes and
streetscapes from the Raritan Bayshore to the Atlantic Shore and
Inner and Western Monmouth are shown both through postcards from
the medium's golden age and with contemporary color images. The
juxtaposed views, accompanied by engaging text, will have you
feeling "you are there" as the county's rich history comes to life.
This book is a great resource for historians and educators and is a
wonderful keepsake for local residents and tourists.
Here is an illustrated view of Jersey City, New Jersey, presented
with the view that history is not some group of facts hidden in
dusty tomes, but is happening all the time around us. The history
and development of eight distinct sections are described: the
waterfronts (North and Central), Downtown, Communipaw-Lafayette,
Bergen, Journal Square, The Heights, and Greenville, from the 1600s
to the present. With the help of more than 340 color and black and
white photographs and other media, a fascinating vision of people,
places, and change is presented; a vision that looks forward as
well as back. A well-researched volume that will pique an interest
in this "Monumental" city.
The city of Brooklyn became home for generations of immigrants
during the massive influx of overseas settlers in the latter 19th
and early 20th centuries. They formed neighborhoods that became
celebrated for their tight-knit ethnicity. Relive the early days of
Brooklyn through 329 postcard and contemporary images. See where
popular seashore recreation began at Coney Island, stroll through
Prospect Park, cross the Brooklyn Bridge, and tour the smaller
residential neighborhoods like Flatbush. With an informative and
engaging text to accompany the images, trace the major demographic
shifts and commercial change of Brooklyn. A great keepsake for
residents past and present and a wonderful resource for historians
and educators.
Step back in time to Long Branchs history. With 344 color images
guiding your tour, learn fresh insights and new interpretations of
what made this city great and how it has changed. From Branchport,
Elberon, the beachfront to Hollywood and Greater Long Branch is
explored. Stroll through Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park and view
the historic Franklyn Cottage, St. James Chapel, and Edgar A. West
Building. Visit present-day Pier Village and Monmouth University
and see how the city is still evolving. This keepsake is a must for
history lovers and new and long-time residents.
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Rumson (Hardcover)
Randall Gabrielan
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R842
R691
Discovery Miles 6 910
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Sandy Hook (Hardcover)
Randall Gabrielan
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R1,031
R827
Discovery Miles 8 270
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