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Item # Title Date Posted
001 Metuchen Historic Marker 3/2010
002 Grimstead's History of Metuchen 1939 3/2010
003 Veteran's Buried in Metuchen 1930 3/2010
004 History of the Telephone in Metuchen 3/2010
005 How the Clara Barton School got it's Name 3/2010
006 Piscatawaytown Burial Ground 3/2010
007 Hoopar Brother's Headstone 3/2010
008 General Thomas Swords 3/2010
009 Metuching 1799 map 3/2010
010 1799 Map 3/2010
011 How Menlo Park Derived it's Name 3/2010
012 African Americans and the Klan in the 1920s Metuchen 3/2010
013 How to Pronounce Metuchen 3/2010
014 Why is a High School Named for John P. Stevens Jr. 3/2010
015 John Basilone Bridge NJ Turnpike, between Edison, 3/2010
and East Brunswick NJ. 1950s.
016 List of Oral History Tapes 3/2010
017 Rutgers Oral History Project. Transcripts of Edison
and Metuchen residents. Lewis Bloom, Richard Hale,
Lloyd Kornbaltt, David Robinson, Roland Winter. 3/2010
018 Information about Ezra Ayres Carmen,
Civil War General, buried at Arlington Cemetery. 3/2010
019 Mark Polansky. Plaque in Polansky Park 4/2010
020 Stanhope Wood Nixon grave in Piscatawaytown.
Burial Ground. Son of Lewis Nixon. 4/2010
021 St. James Church 2009. 4/2010
022 Henry James Memorial at Stevens High School 5/2010
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