Goodspeed Histories

Photographs and illustrations used in my website, Goodspeed Histories
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the state bank new brunswick one dollar bill
Saxtonville Mill Entangled In Debt
One dollar bill, State Bank of New Brunswick
an old document with writing on it
John Reading & the Creation of Hunterdon County (part 1)
first page of minute for June 27, 1703, West Jersey Council of Proprietors
an old handwriting on the side of a wall
The Bull’s Island Bridge
Signature of Nathaniel Saxton
an old black and white photo of a street with snow on the ground in front of houses
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Rosemont, NJ, early 1900s
a body of water surrounded by lots of trees in the fall time with no leaves on them
John Reading and the Creation of Hunterdon Co., part two
Mount Amwell on the Delaware River, Hunterdon County; home of John Reading, 1704 (the buildings are modern)
an old fashioned stove sitting on top of a table
In Days When The Great Fire Up The Chimney Roared
Ten Plate Stove
an old house sits in front of a cliff
Moses Quinby Departs
The Rock at Raven Rock
an old black and white photo of a street with trees on both sides of the road
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Sergeantsville, NJ, looking west
an old black and white photo of a dirt road with buildings on both sides, trees in the background
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Early view of SandBrook (Delaware Twp.), NJ
an old black and white photo of people riding on horses drawn carriages down a dirt road
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Early road work in Raven Rock, NJ
an old black and white photo of people walking down the street in front of houses
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
View of Locktown, c. 1920
an old photo of a dirt road with houses in the background and trees on both sides
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Croton, NJ. View looking west on Old Croton Road.
an old black and white photo of a train going down the tracks next to a river
What It Takes To Raise A Village, Pt 2
Early view of Brookville, Delaware Twp., with the Delaware River, the Bel-Del Railroad, and the D&R Canal.
an old piece of paper with writing on the inside and out of it's edges
Postal Service in Delaware Township
Address of letter to Nathaniel Saxton, 1810