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Battle of Monmouth Monument at Courthouse
Photo showing a monument to the Battle of Monmouth in front of the Monmouth County Courthouse in Freehold Borough, New Jersey. Photo taken on Monument Street looking northwest at Court Street.
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LSticketbooth
Personal photo of Little Silver, NJ Train Station ticket window. This is a contemporary photo of the Little Silver station designed by H.H. Richardson for the New York and Longbranch (Pennsylvania Railroad). The picture shows the station agent's bay window (not the ticket window, which was inside). The New York and Longbranch is now called the North Jersey Coast Line and is operated by New Jersey Transit, "New Jersey's public transportation corporation."
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MarlboroNJMcMansions
McMansions under construction at the corner of Buckley Rd and Blueberry Hill in Marlboro Township, New Jersey.
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The Navesink River at dawn
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BattleofMonmouth
Painting titled Washington Rallying the Troops at Monmouth; depicts George Washington at the 1778 Battle of Monmouth. In 1857, Leutze painted a copy one-third of this size for the Monmouth County Historical Association.
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Boat club
Navesink River, view of Monmouth Boat Club from the foot of Maple Avenue
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Dune restoration at Wreck Pond Inlet (26505381730)
The Wreck Pond Inlet and dunes restoration project broke ground in mid December 2015 in Monmouth County, N.J. This project will construct a 600-foot secondary culvert connecting Wreck Pond to the ocean and enhancing fish passage, improving water quality, and reducing flooding risks. The work, supported by federal funding from the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Act, is anticipated to be completed in summer 2017. Photo credit: Katie Conrad/USFWS
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Dune restoration at Wreck Pond Inlet (26684441642)
The Wreck Pond Inlet and dunes restoration project broke ground in mid December 2015 in Monmouth County, N.J. This project will construct a 600-foot secondary culvert connecting Wreck Pond to the ocean and enhancing fish passage, improving water quality, and reducing flooding risks. The work, supported by federal funding from the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Act, is anticipated to be completed in summer 2017. Photo credit: Katie Conrad/USFWS More about this Hurricane resilience project: <
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Dune restoration at Wreck Pond Inlet (26753191476)
The Wreck Pond Inlet and dunes restoration project broke ground in mid December 2015 in Monmouth County, N.J. This project will construct a 600-foot secondary culvert connecting Wreck Pond to the ocean and enhancing fish passage, improving water quality, and reducing flooding risks. The work, supported by federal funding from the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Act, is anticipated to be completed in summer 2017. Photo credit: Katie Conrad/USFWS More about this Hurricane resilience project: <
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Dune restoration at Wreck Pond Inlet (26778205515)
The Wreck Pond Inlet and dunes restoration project broke ground in mid December 2015 in Monmouth County, N.J. This project will construct a 600-foot secondary culvert connecting Wreck Pond to the ocean and enhancing fish passage, improving water quality, and reducing flooding risks. The work, supported by federal funding from the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Act, is anticipated to be completed in summer 2017. Photo credit: Katie Conrad/USFWS More about this Hurricane resilience project: <
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FMIB 33705 Factory of American Sardine Company at Port Monmouth, N J
Factory of American Sardine Company at Port Monmouth, N. J . Subject: Sardine fisheries, American Sardine Company (Port Monmouth, New Jersey) Geographic Subject: United States--New Jersey--Port Monmouth Tag: Commercial Fisheries
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Navesink Twin Lights from Sandy Hook, New Jersey
Photo of the Navesink Twin Lights from Sandy Hook, New Jersey. Taken on August 27, 2007 by Glynn R. Schloendorn from Fort Worth, Texas
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Two River Theater (Red Bank, New Jersey) at night.
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NavesinkHighlands MtMitchillOverlook
View from the Mount Mitchill overlook located in the headlands of New Jersey's Navesink Highlands. Looking across Sandy Hook Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, it possible to see (from left to right) Staten Island, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, the skyline of Jersey City, New Jersey, the skyline of Manhattan, and the western portions of Long Island.
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NavesinkHighlands from AtlanticOcean
The Navesink Highlands of New Jersey seen from the Atlantic Ocean on a vessel approaching New York Harbor.
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