Images tagged "new-jersey"

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Circa 1890

Darlene and Renata

1922, 1919, 1916

Renata

Renata

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1850, 1870

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Renata

Darlene

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Renata

Darlene

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1902

$1840\'s Originals$

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Typical Colonial Hats 1760-1790

Cicrca 1901-1910

1920, 1915, 1912

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$Early 1900\'s hat and hatbox$

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$1950\'s Hat$

1925

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September 2017 Stamps – Crossroads of the Revolution and More! | ParkasaurusSeptember 26, 2018 at 10:14 pm

[…] Plains briefly saw the arrival of British troops during the battle. Also in Plainfield are the Osborn Cannonball House, which was struck by a British cannonball, and the Drake House, which was once used as […]
Joshua Pettit of Essex Co., NJ: The Land (Part I) -Pettit ResearchAugust 30, 2021 at 11:59 pm

[…] and proud to this very day. It is actually open to the public as a museum and is called the “Osborn Cannonball House.” The odd nickname originates from the time of the American Revolution when a carelessly fired […]

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