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C001 A photograph of Barbara Wahlers, curator, and Lyn Green, president, photographed with the ladies clothing used in the Cranbury Museum exhibit, Cranbury, New Jersey, "Victorian Lady."
C002 This is a photograph of the Grain Company located in Cranbury Station close to the railroad.
C003 This is an incomplete portrait of Mrs. Wright at her easel.
C004 This is a portrait of Lyn Green with an English tea caddy.
C005 A photograph of the 50th wedding anniversary celebration in honor of Fred and Bessie Eiker, July 18, 1959. Thiry-seven family member's names are included.
C006 This photograph was taken after a thunder storm. Large branches fell on power lines, killing all electric power. Scattered branches and leaves are visible.
C007 This photograph was taken from 10 North Main Street, Cranbury, New Jersey by the Cranbury Press, showing houses and a few automobiles. Houses are very clear up to the United Methodist Church.
C008 A photograph of Tom Sadlowski, head of Middlesex County Cultural Heritage Commission, and family on a walking tour directed by Barbara Wahlers.
C009 A portrait of Ken Logan, Chief of Police, in his office.
C010 Four members appearing in costume on the front porch of the First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, New Jersey.
C011 This photograph shows the subject, Ernest Campbell, standing among the headstones of Brainerd Cemetery, Cranbury, New Jersey.
C012 A photograph of Mr. Nelson Petty, harnessmaker,(1852-1944) standing in front of his shop, located on North Main Street.
C013 This photograph is of the doorway of the United Methodist Church. The architectural design on the door and above are very clear.
C014 This photograph shows a near view of the historical section of the Brainerd Cemetery, Cranbury, New Jersey.
C015 This is a photograph of the Cranbury Mural. It was conceived, designed and painted by Lee Stang Harr. The mural depicts places, people and events in Cranbury history and is located in the Post Office.
C016 This photograph shows the interior of the United Methodist Church. The photo has an east view showing three stained glass windows, pews, and hymnals in rack, and flag in front of one window.
C017 This photograph shows the interior of the church facing the altar. It shows the complete interior, including ceiling, windows, aisle, pews and altar, and choir stalls.
C018 A photograph of a framed photograph of the interior of the church, including first eight pews, choir stalls, organ and organ pipes, and a portion of the ceiling.
C020 This photograph shows the headstone of Reuben Griggs. He died August 1, 1868 at 79-years-old. There is a bird standing on top of the stone in full sunlight. Other stones are in the background.
C021 This photograph was taken for the 250th Anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, New Jersey. New Jersey glass bottles were being sold to commemorate this event. Reverend Van Cleef and D.J. Swanagan are seen examining and admiring the bottles.
C022 This is a photograph of a birthday celebration for Mrs. Mary MacNeil on her 104th birthday, August 3, 1984, at Sunnyfield Nursing Home. Elijah MacNeil and Christine Harrison-MacNeil are also visible.
C023 A photograph of the artist Jane Zingg-Huff and her mother Halchen Zingg attending an exhibit of Jane's art held at the Cranbury Public Library.
C024 This photograph was taken from the northwest corner of the United Methodist Church. Architectural features atr not clear and parts of the church are covered by two trees.
C025 This photograph shows the former grocery store and Puerschner's barber shop between 1790-1825 at 11 North Main Street. Also visible is Samuel Disbrow Jr.'s house, c1830 at 13 North Main Street; the Cranbury Press was published here.
C026 A photograph of Cranbury Paint and Hardware at 33 North Main Street, Cranbury, New Jersey, 1865. This shop has been used over 125 years as a store.
C027 This photograph of 22 North Main Street shows six bay, two fireplaces, and five columns supporting a flat roofed porch. The buildnig is A.S. Cole Funeral Home. Ezekial Silvers was the founder of the business. Cole, age 14, worked for Silvers.
C028 This photograph shows a front view of a two story stucco building. It has a small peak, two windows, and four bays for fire trucks. There are four lights across the front.
C029 A photograph of the high school graduation class standing in front of double doors. It is a class of ten girls, three boys.
C030 A photograph of eighteen uniformed members with instruments in front of a wooden structure with bunting draped.
C031 This photograph is of three fireman who are Steve Lindfeld, Jeff Graydon, and Wal Rodenfeld.
C032 A photograph of the interior of the First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, New Jersey, taken from the rear facing the altar. In view are lectern, pulpit, cross, candles, choir stalls, and several rows of pews.
C033 A photograph of the interior of the Perrine Wing, with Mrs. Lyn Green, president, standing beside exhibit case of fine of chinaware.
C034 A photograph of the subject, Jacqueline Bencze, packing cookies for residents of Skillman Home for Boys as Christmas gifts.
C035 This is a photograph of Odd Fellows Hall, c.1889. The building was the Cranbury Post Office 1910-1971 and later used for various shops. Note the Odd Felows and Masons symbols upper facade.
C036 A photograph of 33 North Main Street showing Cranbury Paint and Hardware, former home of Schnell's Bakery.
C037 A photograph of the First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, New Jersey with a view of the front of the vestibule showing two large windows, double doors,two large columns with square piers, pediment, fan light,and tower.
C038 Cranbury Press house shows two columns with square piers and small pediment. Samuel Disbrow, 1810 Marker.
C039 This photograph shows an 1800 marker. Shown is a brick house painted white. Doctors Sansbury, Lott, Voorhees, and Symmes practiced here. There is an addition to the rear right.
C040 This photograph shows a view of front of the olod school in full sunlight, framed by dark boughs and leaves. It is summer and the tower is obliterated by trees.
C041 This building was located approximately where the Village Gazebo is. The photograph includes two men, a driver with a carriage and one horse, and milk can.
C042 A photograph of seventeen men assembled in uniform in front of first American LaFrance Mechanical Truck. Visible are metal hats on a rack on the truck. Harvey Dey collected donations for buying the truck. F. Reid, W. Stonaker, and M. Brown are all visible.
C043 A photograph of a double house, with house number 69 having three bays across. House number 71 has a pointed roof. There are two doors. Jirah Bulkley, Conn. schoolmaster, c.1842 marker.
C044 A photograph of the land that the Cranbury Inn was built on. The land was part of Handley Tract, 1780.
C045 A photograph of the Wheelwright Shop, at 6 Station Rd., owned and operated by William S. Appleget and son Edward W. Appleget. William bought the Cranbury Inn, once known as United States Hotel.
C046 A group photograph of all of the students on and in front of the rear entrance of the Old School. The photograph is very clear.
C048 This photograph shows Mary Gulick Bradley, teacher, and students. She was the mother of Frances Bradley L'Hommedieu. Also shown are boys wearing high button shoes, short pants, and jackets.
C049 This is a group photograph taken at the Hoffman homestead near Jamesburg. All women are in long skirts and white waists and there is an old woman in a wheel chair. Alvin Anderson, Ella Anderson, and Harvery Hoffman are visible in the picture.
C050 This photograph shows a softball team with ten seated players in uniform and two managers. Double A (AA) patch on the right-hand side of shirts.
C051 A photograph of the artist, Jane Zingg, and her mother, Halchen Zingg attending an exhibit of Jane's held at the Public library.
