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Five generations of Macculloch's descendants occupied this impressive building for 139 years. In 1949 the Honorable W. Parsons Todd acquired the house. Mr. Todd, a distinguished philanthropist and former Mayor of Morristown, restored the mansion and gardens and opened them to the public. In so doing he preserved the structure as a handsome memorial to the Macculloch family, and realized his ambition to create a museum and art gallery where the history of Morristown could be preserved.
Today Macculloch Hall houses a fine collection of eighteenth and nineteenth century English and American decorative arts, as well as presidential china and oriental rugs.
In the 19th century the river connected to the Morris Canal near Wharton and served as an industrial transportation link for shipping coal and iron ore between Pennsylvania and New York City. This arch carried the canal barges across Beaver brook stream.
This mural at was a Gerardi's Market was designed as a collaborative effort to honor, to remember and to acknowledge the ultimate sacrifice firefighters and police officers made on the war on terror
Luxury apartments are found next to the Monmouth Beach Club. The State of New Jersey has passed a law forbidding the construction of high rise buildings on the beach so these buildings are few and far between on our coast
Washington National Cathedral has three large rose windows which represent the Creation, Last Judgement, and Glory of God. This Window is the largest stained glass window measuring 26ft in diameter.
In which the EBdubbz crew unites from all corners of the U.S. to travel and explore the wild western states and all her grandeur and glory...
In which the EBdubbz crew unites from all corners of the U.S. to travel and explore the wild western states and all her grandeur and glory...
Although the Avenue's official name was changed to Avenue of the Americas in 1945 by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia New Yorkers remained faithful to the old name 6th Avenue.
The Trenton barracks was constructed in 1758. These barracks are a survivor of the colonial and Revolutionary War periods, being the last of five built in New Jersey during the French and Indian War in response to local complaints about forced quartering of British troops in private homes.
The Shrewsbury River seperates the barrier island from the Jersey mainland. The town of Sea Bright is on the island while Rumson is on the mainland.
The Musconetcong River, an excellent freshwater fishing spot, flows over and around boulders through Stephens State Park. An easy walking, but rocky path follows the river with places for picnicking in shaded area
The Golden Spike 4, The Visitor Center. The Golden Spike is in Corinne. This is where the two railroads from the east and the west were joined. It ended pioneer days. Corinne is a semi ghost town. More information is at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_spike .
Sea Isle is only about 5 blocks wide so when you are on the island you are never too far from the bay or the ocean
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Years ago when were had a house down on the Island we often visited tis mall in the evening after dinner.
The was the meeting place of the U.S. House of Representatives for nearly 50 years, and now the main exhibition space for the National Statuary Hall collection
The oldest building in the Historic Village at Allaire, the Manager's House was constructed around 1750, most likely by Isaac Palmer who operated a saw mill on the site at the time. The spacious house is indicative of an upper class home of the time having closets, a minimum of one window in each room and a root cellar with a summer hearth. The structure, built at a time when British taxation laws were in effect, has 10 windows and 6 closets, luxuries at the time. The eight room home had four bedrooms, two kitchens and both front and back parlors
Pier Village in Long Branch offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy the beach, Atlantic Ocean, fine dinning and great shopping.
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Twin Lights holds a prominent place in American maritime history as the site of the first use of the Fresnel Lens. In 1841, two of these revolutionary lighthouse lenses were installed: a “first-order” light in the South Tower and a “second-order” light in the North Tower. Developed by French physicist Augustine Fresnel, they were far superior to any navigational lighting apparatus being used in the United States at that time.
One of the joys of living at Shongum Lake in Randolph is that we have a year-round resort right in our backyard.
Byzantine-Romanesque in style, its massive, one-of-a-kind superstructure is home to over 70 chapels and oratories that relate to the peoples, cultures and traditions that are the fabric of the Catholic faith and the mosaic of our great nation.
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In which the EBdubbz crew unites from all corners of the U.S. to travel and explore the wild western states and all her grandeur and glory...
The Mill on the right of this pictures is the Old Stone Mill. This mill provided food to Washington's Troops during the winters they spent in New Jersey during the American Revolution.
Liberty State Park in Jersey City is the most visited state park in New Jersey. It is located in Jersey City, NJ directly across the Hudson River from Lower Manhattan.
Stephen D. Stephens built this store to serve neighborhood residents as well as visitors on court days. Joseph Black became the owner in 1870, and from about 1880 until 1918 his three daughters owned and operated the store. The structure was partially demolished in 1944, and reconstructed in 1964 based on physical evidence and historic photographs.
On the left side of the sanctuary you will see the archbishop's chair (in Latin, cathedra), from which a cathedral gets its name. Here the leader of the Archdiocese presides at important celebrations of the local church, e.g., major feasts, the Rite of Election for catechumens, and ordinations of bishops, priests, and deacons. Above hangs the current archbishop's coat of arms.