1955 Flood.1.jpg

Copy of a black and white photograph of a man standing at the base of a tree, with a sign indicating a high water mark on the tree, occurring during the flood of 1955 associated with Hurricanes Connie and Diane.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

1955 Flood.2.jpg

Color photograph of tree- presumably the same tree shown in the black and white photograph, of a tree with a sign indicating a high water mark on the tree, occurring during the flood of 1955 associated with Hurricanes Connie and Diane.

Date taken: January 27, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.01.jpg

Two black and white photographs, with 1965 aerial view of the Park, facing south towards the Delaware River and bridge to Pennsylvania at top, and of the right of way of Continental Lane as it appeared in 1961.

Date taken: 1965, 1961

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.02.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing north from PA side of Delaware River. The Feeder Canal is visible in the foreground, with River Road/ Route 29 towards the center. Property at northeast corner of River Road and Route 546 has been highlighted in pen, as has right of way towards bridge to PA.

Date taken: 2012

Photographer: R. Opacki, prepared by

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.03.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing northeast from PA side of Delaware River. The Feeder Canal, Bel Del line and River Road/ Route 29 are visible towards the center. Route 546 is visible at the extreme upper right.

Date taken: c.1926

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.04.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing south from NJ side of Delaware River. The main portion of the New Jersey park is is visible in the foreground, with the Delaware River and bridge visible to the right.

Date taken: c.1926

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.05.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing north from PA side of Delaware River. The Feeder Canal is visible in the foreground, with River Road/ Route 29 towards the center. Image is similar to previous image in this series of aerial views.

Date taken: c.1926

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.06.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing north from PA side of Delaware River. The Feeder Canal is visible in the foreground, with River Road/ Route 29 towards the center. Property at northeast corner of River Road and Route 546 has been highlighted in pen, as has right of way towards bridge to PA.

Date taken: c.1926

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.07.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1926. View is taken facing southwest from NJ side of Delaware River. The main portion of the New Jersey park is is visible in the foreground, with the Delaware River visible in the background.

Date taken: c.1926

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.08.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1920. View is taken facing northeast from PA side of Delaware River, with then Taylorsville visible in the lower right quarter of the photo. The Bel-Del line is visible in the center of the image, with River Road/ Route 29 behind it. Route 546 is visible at the center towards the top of the view, with the site of the WCSP visible as farmland.

Date taken: c.1920

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.09.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1920. View is taken facing northeast from PA side of Delaware River, with then Taylorsville visible in the lower right quarter of the photo. The Bel-Del line is visible in the center of the image, with River Road/ Route 29 behind it. Route 546 is visible at the center towards the top of the view, with the site of the WCSP visible as farmland. This is a similar view to previous photo, but taken showing area just upstream from view in previous photo.

Date taken: c.1920

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Aerial views.10.jpg

Black and white aerial view of Washington Crossing State Park, circa 1920. View is taken facing northeast from PA side of Delaware River, with then Taylorsville visible in the lower left quarter of the photo. The Bel-Del line is visible in the center of the image, with River Road/ Route 29 behind it. Route 546 is visible at the center left towards the top of the view, with the site of the WCSP visible as farmland. This is a similar view to previous photo, but taken showing area just upstream from view in first circa 1920 photo.

Date taken: c.1920

Photographer: Unknown

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.01.jpg

One of six photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.02.jpg

Two of six photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.03.jpg

Three of six photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.04.jpg

View of benches and tables at Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.05.jpg

Wind sock at Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.06.jpg

Washington Crossing RC club shack

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.07.jpg

Four of three photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.08.jpg

Side of shack, with "WCRC ELV 266" on side

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.09.jpg

Rules and regulations associated with Academy of Model Aeronautics Approved Frequency use Plans

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.10.jpg

Wind sock base at Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.11.jpg

Five of six photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Airfield.12.jpg

Six of six photos showing general views of Airfield

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.01.pdf

Digital copy of Washington Crossing State Park New Jerseypublished by the Division of Forests and Parks Department of Conservation and Development State of New Jersey, 1931, 20 pages. Includes many photos of the Park as it appeared at the time of publication.

Date taken: 1931

Photographer: New Jersey Division of Forests and Parks

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.02.pdf

Digital copy of Washington Crossing: Brief Itinerary of a Trip from Philadelphia to Washington Crossing, and Other Points of Historic Interest in Bucks County Pennsylvania. Jerseypublished by the Washington Crossing Park Commission of Pennsylvania, 1926, 30 pages. Includes many photos of the Pennsylvania park as it appeared at the time of publication. Though focused on the Pennsylvania park, the content includes that associated with the Washington Crossing State Park in New Jersey as well.

Date taken: 1926

Photographer: Washington Crossing Park Commission of Pennsylvania

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.03.pdf

Digital copy of research on the history of Washington Crossing State Park, with a focus on the Blackwell House, Bear Tavern, Joseph Phillips House, Johnson Ferry House, Nelson House, and Continental Lane completed by James R. Apffel of the New Jersey State Department of Environmental Protection, send to Garry Wheeler Stone, 1993, 18 pages. Includes both narrative and illustrations.

Date taken: 1993

Photographer: James R. Apffel/ New Jersey State Department of Environmental Protection

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.04.pdf

Digital copy provided to then- Park Supervisor David N. Poinsett by Charles R. Tichy, of "Evaluation of 18th Century Buildings at Washington Crossing State park," 1972, 5 pages. Evaluation includes Bear Tavern, Harbourt Tenant House, McKonkey House, McKonkey Barn, Nelson House, Blackwell House, and Phillips Farm. Includes two images of "Pictoral Map Washington Crossing State Park."

Date taken: 1972

Photographer: Charles R. Tichy

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.05.pdf

Digital copy of The Story of the Nelson House compiled by C. Phyllis D'Autrechy, with plots by Theodore M. D'Autrechy, for the Washington Crossing Association, 1977, 44 pages. Includes overview/ narrative of property, deed and title search, sketch plans, and bibliography.

Date taken: 1977

Photographer: C. Phyllis and Theodore D'Autrechy

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.06.pdf

Digital copy of brief but detailed narrative of the history of the Blackwell House, three pages. Includes sources/ bibliography, and ground floor plan. Author: Garry Wheeler Stone; publication date is unknown.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.07.pdf

Digital copy of Bear Tavern report, which includes physical location and description of the Tavern, with research of occupants. Includes list of sources used. By Garry Wheeler Stone and Philip A. Hayden, March 10, 1993, 15 pages.

Date taken: 1993

Photographer: Garry Wheeler Stone and Philip A. Hayden

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.08.pdf

Digital copy of Blackwell House (Restoration) Feasibility Study by Parham-Zink, of Trenton and Jersey City, New Jersey, May 27, 1988. Published in four sections. These include property history, period of significance, then-present conditions, cost estimates for repairs, illustrations, photographs, and drawings, 31 pages. A preliminary report.

Date taken: 1988

Photographer: Parham-Zink

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.09.pdf

Digital copy of The Cow and the Calf: Evolution of Farmhouses in Hopewell Township, Mercer County, New Jersey, 1720-1820, 10 pages, by Philip Aldrich Hayden, May 1992. Includes excerpts from original report from pages with information documenting the history and architecture of the Job Phillips House.

Date taken: 1992

Photographer: Philip Aldrich Hayden

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.10.pdf

Digital copy of archaeological report of the Joseph Phillips House prepared by Garry Wheeler Stone, March 1993, 6 pages. Documents the known architecture and floorplan of the house, which was allowed to fall into a state of ruin, which had a fire and was bulldozed/ completely leveled in 1988.

Date taken: 1993

Photographer: Garry Wheeler Stone

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Architectural Studies.11.pdf

Digital copy of New Jersey State Museum surveys of Washington Crossing State Park buildings, including the Johnson Ferry House, Nelson Hotel (House), Blackwell House, Bear Tavern, Job Phillips Farm, Joseph Phillips Farm, Burroughs-Niederer Farm, Vannoy Farm, and Steele House, 23 pages. Includes property locations as mapped on USGS topographic maps, and property descriptions.

Date taken: 1993

Photographer: Various

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ballfield.1.jpg

Color view of the former ballfield (1920-1976) near the present-day entrance to the Visitors Center, view north

Date taken: March 9, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.01.jpg

Bear Tavern Road sign with "ALL MY HOPES WERE BLASTED BY THAT UNHAPPY AFFAIR AT TRENTON…" portrait view

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.02.jpg

Bear Tavern Road monument with plaque, with "ALL MY HOPES WERE BLASTED BY THAT UNHAPPY AFFAIR AT TRENTON…" landscape view

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.03.jpg

Monument with plaque, with "MERCER AIRPORT DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL HUGH MERCER…" Dedicated on October 26, 1929, portrait view

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.04.jpg

Monument with plaque, with "MERCER AIRPORT DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL HUGH MERCER…" Dedicated on October 26, 1929, landscape view

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.05.jpg

Bear Tavern Road monument with plaque, with "ALL MY HOPES WERE BLASTED BY THAT UNHAPPY AFFAIR AT TRENTON…" landscape view, different highlights than shown in other photographs of this series.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.06.jpg

Close up/ detail view of Bear Tavern Road plaque

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern Road Markers.07.jpg

Rock used as monument for "ANTONE" spray-painted on surface. Includes small red, white and blue wreath and United States flags.

Date taken: June 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.1.jpg

Color view of workers painting the second story of Bear Tavern, 2009. Identities of the workers are unknown.

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.11.pdf

Digital copy of February 22, 1949 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Old Bear Tavern Was Scene of Fateful Washington Parley." Includes photograph of tavern.

Date taken: February 22, 1949

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.12.pdf

Digital copy of April 1, 1928 Sunday Times-Advertiser, with article "Bear Tavern to Be Restored as Part of Memorial Park Project." A significant full-page spread documenting the history of the Tavern, and including photographs of the Tavern's interiors and exterior as they appeared at the time of publication.

Date taken: April 1, 1928

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.2.jpg

Color view of the front/ south façade of Bear Tavern, with Route 546/ Washington Crossing-Pennington Road in foreground

Date taken: June 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.3.jpg

Color view of the front/ south façade of Bear Tavern, with Route 546/ Washington Crossing-Pennington Road in foreground

Date taken: June 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.4.jpg

Color view of the front/ south façade of Bear Tavern, a "head on" with Route 546/ Washington Crossing-Pennington Road in foreground

Date taken: June 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.5.TIF

Black and white view of Bear Tavern as it appeared circa 1945 from diagonally across the intersection of Bear Tavern Road and Route 546/ Washington Crossing-Pennington Road

Date taken: Circa 1945

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a print photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.6a.jpg

Scan of black and white postcard of man standing adjacent to Bear Tavern, with caption beneath: "The black man in this postcard may have been Mr. Seruby, a well-know name in the Titusville-Washington Crossing, NJ area. The view is taken where the traffic light is now located, at the intersection of Route 29 and Route 546 - looking east on Route 546, up the hill toward Pennington, NJ." The date of the postcard is unknown, but perhaps circa 1930.

Date taken: Circa 1930

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard. NOTE: this file appears to have been misfiled.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bear Tavern.6b.jpg

Scan of black and white postcard of man standing adjacent to Bear Tavern, with caption beneath: "The black man in this postcard may have been Mr. Seruby, a well-know name in the Titusville-Washington Crossing, NJ area. The view is taken where the traffic light is now located, at the intersection of Route 29 and Route 546 - looking east on Route 546, up the hill toward Pennington, NJ." The date of the postcard is unknown, but perhaps circa 1930.

Date taken: Circa 1930

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard. NOTE: this file appears to have been misfiled.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.06.jpg

Black and white view of Washington Crossing station, as seen from across the feeder canal, circa 1910.

Date taken: Circa 1910

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scanned from a photograph; original at the Hopewell Valley Historical Society

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.07.jpg

Black and white view of Washington Crossing station, as seen from across the feeder canal. Based on presence and location of ladder and cart, probably taken shortly before or after the previous shot was taken.

Date taken: Circa 1910

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scanned from a photograph; original at the Hopewell Valley Historical Society

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.08.jpg

Black and white view of Washington Crossing station, as it appeared in winter. The bridge of Washington Crossing- Pennington Road is visible in the foreground, spanning the feeder canal.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scanned from a photograph; original at the Hopewell Valley Historical Society

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.09.jpg

Color view of Lambertville Station, facing east.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.10.jpg

Color view of Lambertville Station, facing east. The wooded hills of the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River are visible in the right background.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.11.jpg

Color view of right of way of Bel Del Railroad (right), with mile marker 31/37 in foreground.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.12.jpg

Close up of marker 31/37, showing detail.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.13.jpg

Colorized postcard view of Washington Crossing Station, with feeder canal in left foreground and Nelson Hotel/ House in background.

Date taken: Circa 1910

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scan from original postcard.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.14.jpg

Color view of site of former Washington Crossing station, showing what appears to be traces of foundation showing through gravel, 2012.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.15.jpg

General view of old Bel Del Railroad right of way (right), alongside the feeder canal, 2012.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.17.jpg

Another view of the site of the Washington Crossing station, with Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission office in back right, 2012.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bel Del.18.jpg

Color view taken from near approach to Delaware River Bridge, looking back towards site of Washington Crossing bridge, with old retaining wall visible below pedestrian access ramp.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.01.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the April 2, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with letter to the editor "Tells Plans for Washington Crossing" written by David J. Bardin, Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. In his letter, he discusses some of the plans, including the construction of a pedestrian bridge over Route 29/ River Road, the construction of a small visitors' center, and the creation of a new park entrance.

Date taken: April 2, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.02.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 17, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "New park plan for bicen unveiled." Includes discussion of previous plan, which was "panned" by Hopewell Township officials. Plans included those for an interpretive center.

Date taken: July 17, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.03.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 22, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Revised proposal: DEP to air plans for Crossing park" which included those for an interpretive center, the closing of several entrances, camping facilities, etc.

Date taken: July 22, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.04.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 15, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Candidate offers parking solution," which dealt with anticipated parking problems associated with the Bicentennial. The solution offered by Hopewell Township committee member Jack Bradley was to offer parking at Trenton-Mercer Airport, with shuttle buses taking visitors to Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: July 17, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.05.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 4, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with two articles, "Planners expect a mob of tourists for next year" and "Bicentennial seeds planted." The articles discuss regional plans for the Bicentennial, which included installing billboards all over the country, with "GO WHERE HE WENT," along with a depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Concerns expressed centered around millions of visitors anticipated at Independence Hall, many of whom were thought to also visit Washington's Crossing.

Date taken: July 4, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.06.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 4, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Washington Crossing Park's darker side." Article discusses crime occurring at Washington Crossing State Park, which was largely relegated to items stolen from cars, and drug use. The article also discusses the role of Park rangers, who were of limited effect in combating crime in the Park do in large part to staffing shortages and limited rights of Park rangers to deal with perpetrators.

Date taken: July 4, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.07.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the June 15, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "State may fund towns for Bicen." The article discusses original hesitancy to financially support towns during Bicentennial, and of the throngs of visitors predicted to descend in the Mid-Atlantic States, and in particular, at Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: June 15, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.08.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the March 12, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "FACELIFT: DEP readying $850,000 Crossing construction start." Includes bullet points of details of construction, which proposed the construction of new entrances, a visitors center complex, a concession stand, two new parking lots, etc.

Date taken: March 12, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.09.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the June 21, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "It's Eastward… Ho!" discussing the visit of a portion of the Bicentennial Wagon Train to Washington Crossing State Park. Includes several photographs of the Train, including those taken at the Flemington Fair Grounds.

Date taken: June 21, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.10.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Gazette" section of the June 22, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Checking in: Roughing it- with running water." Article briefly describes a 20-wagon contingent of the Bicentennial Wagon Train, which visited Washington Crossing State Park. Photograph at the top right may have been taken at the Open Air Theatre.

Date taken: June 22, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.11.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the June 30, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Crossing to get share of troops." The troops were to be deployed to help with traffic congestion anticipated for areas surrounding Washington Crossing State Park during the Bicentennial, and were to provide medical assitance for visitors when necessary.

Date taken: June 30, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.12.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the July 1, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Park won't be ready by 4th." Many features of the Park installed in anticipation of the Nation's bicentennial did not appear to be far enough along in construction to open by July 4. These included the visitor center, a new entrance to the Park, and pedestrian bridge over Route 29/ River Road.

Date taken: July 1, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.13.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the September 29, 1976 Trenton Times, with article "Colonial soldiers to do battle during 2-day encampment." The article discusses an event to be held by the Hopewell Valley Bicentennial Commission "to commemdorate the 50th anniversary of Johnson Ferry House, a reconstructed revolutionary inn near the park, and to celebrate Veteran's Day." The event consisted of the two-day encampment, at Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: September 29, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.14.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the November 10, 1976 Trenton Times, with article "Hopewell urging boycott of TV crossing 'replay.'" Hopewell Township officials were concerned that airing the Washington Crossing re-enactment on national TV would draw more visitors than the Township could handle and that it would wreak havoc on the local population. It urged people to stay away- to watch the re-enactment on TV.

Date taken: November 10, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.15.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Section Two" section of the December 26, 1976 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "1776 lives again." The article discusses the annual re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River, with a focus on St. John Turrell, who had played the role of George Washington during the re-enactment since 1953.

Date taken: November 10, 1976

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.16.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the March 25, 1970 Trenton Evening Times, with article "'Real Drama' To Mark Bicentennial." The article discusses early planning for the region's involvement in the Bicentennial, with a proposal to re-enact George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River using a musical drama, consisting of a folk opera- at Washington Crossing State Park, which was to be held in a "second open-air theater" there.

Date taken: March 25, 1970

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.17.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the May 25, 1975 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "N.J. halts Crossing Park Project." The projects were stopped by several weeks of complaints by Hopewell Township officials and residents, who claimed the State's Department of Environmental Protection was not transparent, and was "secretive," in its planning for Park projects. Commissioner David J. Bardin made the announcement. Continued in a second image. See second image associated with article.

Date taken: May 25, 1975

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.18.pdf

Continuation of article published in the May 25, 1975 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "N.J. halts Crossing Park Project." The projects were stopped by several weeks of complaints by Hopewell Township officials and residents, who claimed the State's Department of Environmental Protection was not transparent, and was "secretive," in its planning for Park projects. Commissioner David J. Bardin made the announcement. Continued in a second image.

Date taken: May 25, 1975

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.19.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 23, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Hopewell Twp. faces Bicentennial deluge." The article expresses concerns of Hopewell Township officials and residents that they will face an onslaught of visitors arriving for the Nation's bicentennial, to attend programs associated with Washington's Crossing of the Delaware River. Their reservations were tempered with resignation, that there was ultimately little they could do about it.

Date taken: July 23, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.20.pdf

Continuation of article published in the August 3, 1975 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "Dog show may have to move." The Trenton Kennel Club, which then normally held its annual show at Washington Crossing State Park, would likely need to relocate its 1976 show, due to the onslaught of visitors expected at the Park in celebration of America's bicentennial.

Date taken: August 3, 1975

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.21.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 30, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Hopewell asks for bicen aid." The article discusses the myriad problems the Township would face upon the arrival of America's Bicentennial, including throngs of visitors to Washington Crossing State Park. It was hoped that the State would provide additional aid to offset costs associated with dealing with these problems.

Date taken: July 30, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.22.pdf

Digital copy of front-page article published in the August 6, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Did Washington cross them up?" The article discusses concerns expressed by Hopewell Township officials, in terms of costs the Township would have to bear during and as a result of the Bicentennial, and the anticipated visitors descending on Washington Crossing State Park. Up to 250,000 visitors were anticipated to the area daily.

Date taken: August 6, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.23.pdf

Continuation of article published in the August 10, 1975 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "A Bicentennial contrast: Hopwell vs. Massachusetts." The article discusses the towns of Concord and Lexington, Massachusetts, which had already experienced problems associated with the arrival of the Nation's Bicentennial, "with a bit less trauma than Hopewell expects."

Date taken: August 10, 1975

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.24.pdf

Digital copy of front-page article published in the September 30, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Hopewell to receive park plans." New plans were to be proposed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and were to be proposed by acting director Alfred T. Guido. The article noted that traffic control was not discussed in the plans.

Date taken: September 30, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.25.pdf

Digital copy of front-page article published in the November 13, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "DEP, Hopewell reach truce on Washington Crossing Park." Then DEP supervisor John Kraml Jr. allayed Township officials' and residents' concerns regarding the location of the proposed new entrance to the Park, and that state police would provide traffic control during the Bicentennial.

Date taken: November 13, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.26.pdf

Digital copy of front-page article published in the December 5, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Bicen? Humbug, Hopewell says." Prior to the Bicentennial, some Hopewell Township officials were interested in participating in Bicentennial events, but others wanted to steer clear, including Township committee member Christopher Bannister, who wanted to have nothing to do with Bicentennial festivities whatsoever.

Date taken: December 5, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.27.pdf

Digital copy of front-page article published in the December 17, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Advocate asked to join Bicen battle." The article discusses the wish of some Hopewell Township officials to have the New Jersey state Public Advocate to help give the Township a "voice" in the state's plans for Bicentennial events (and visitors) at Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: December 17, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.28.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the April 14, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Work won't be finished till late July at Washington Crossing State Park." At the time, work being done at Washington Crossing State Park in advance of the arrival of the Bicentennial- which included the construction of new parking lots, a new entrance, and the pedestrial overpass over Route 29- was fraught with delays and much of the work was expected to not be completed until the end of July, well after Bicentennial festivities were underway. See additional coverage in separate image.

Date taken: April 14, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.29.pdf

Continuation of article published in the "Region" section of the April 14, 1976 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Work won't be finished till late July at Washington Crossing State Park."

Date taken: April 14, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.30.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the July 5, 1976 Trenton Times, with letter to the editor "Park improvements viewed with disdain," written by Trenton resident Robert D. Houck, who lamented the loss of grassy areas, the closure of Park entrances, and parking fees imposed in anticipation of the arrival of thousands of visitors during the Bicentennial.

Date taken: July 5, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.31.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the November 17, 1976 Trenton Times, with letter to the editor "Criticizes Hopewell 'provincialism'," written by Paul F. Raywood, Chairman of the New Jersey Washington Crossing Historical Association's Historical Committee, objecting to the "not in my back yard" attitude of some Hopewell Township officials towards visitors and events at Washington Crossing State Park, in association with the arrival of the Nation's Bicentennial.

Date taken: November 17, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.32.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the November 17, 1976 Trenton Times, with article "NJ officials say they can handle Crossing crowds" which were anticipated to descend on Washington Crossing State Park during the celebration of the "Ten Crucial Days" of the Revolutionary War, during the Nation's bicentennial, during which throngs of visitors and snarled traffic were anticipated.

Date taken: November 17, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.33.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the December 12, 1976 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "Cast of thousands will recreate 'Ten crucial days.'" The article discusses the re-enactment of George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River by St. John Turrell, as well as re-enactments of the first and second Battle of Trenton, and the Battle of Princeton. The article is incomplete.

Date taken: December 12, 1976

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.34.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the December 26, 1976 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "1776 lives again... in '10 crucial days.'" The article is incomplete; the first half is missing, but what remains discusses the re-enactments of the Battles of Trenton, and that of Princeton, in celebration of the Nation's Bicentennial and that of the Revolutionary War.

Date taken: December 26, 1976

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.35.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the December 26, 1976 Sunday Times Advertiser, with article "The people, too, share part of the action in Bicen show.'" The article is incomplete; only the second portion remains. It discusses visitors' reactions to some of the Bicentennial re-enactments, as they looked on, as well as some of the re-enactor's reactions to the events.

Date taken: December 26, 1976

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.36.pdf

Digital copy of event calendar published in the  December 30, 1976 Trenton Times. One entry announces "Ten Crucial Days: Exhibits and military encampments are open at Washington Crossing, Trenton and Princeton from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m." etc. with films to be shown including "Yankee Doodle Dandy," "State of the Union," and "Independence." A line drawing of a continental soldier is also included.

Date taken: December 30, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.37.jpg

Digital copy of undated article from unidentified newspaper, "Titusville Residents Hit Park's Extension," with several area residents expressing their disinterest in selling their lands to extend Washington Crossing State Park along Brickyard Road, in association with the "Green Acres" program.

Date taken: c.1973

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.38.jpg

Digital copy of letter mailed to perhaps the editor of the Trenton Evening Times, "'Welcome,' says citizen of Washington Crossing." In his letter, Frances M. Carnochan of Washington Crossing expresses his concern that Hopewell Township has been provincial and was not more receptive to plans for the Nation's Bicentennial and the visitors expected to attend events at Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: c.1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.39.jpg

Digital copy of letter mailed to unknown and undated newspaper, with "Park 'Blight,'" by Randy and Mary Bannerman of Titusville, New Jersey. In their letter, they lament what they perceived as a desecration to the Park, to construct a "grim-looking structure which resembles a large comfort station" and "a bridge to the river."

Date taken: c.1976

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.40.pdf

Digital copy of June 3, 1975 memorandum sent by Richard F. Barker to Alfred T. Guido with the subject line "Committee Report on Plans for the Bicentennial, Washington Crossing State Park." The six-page plans discussed new parking lots, location of new Visitors Center, the paving of Park roads, improvements of campsites, etc. Includes handwritten notes.

Date taken: June 3, 1975

Photographer: Richard F. Barker

Additional notes: Scan of original document. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.41.pdf

Report: "Washington Crossing State Park New Jersey March 11, 1975." The four-page plan discussed "Operations and needed additions for reception and interpretation within the historic area during the bicentennial years." The report discusses the then-proposed Visitors' Center, its contents, location, associated parking, etc.

Date taken: March 11, 1975

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scan of original document. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.42.jpg

Digital copy of article published in the November 11, 1976 Trenton Times, with article "Yankees,  Stay Home." In it, the article discusses the underwhelming attendance of Bicentennial-related events at Washington Crossing State Park, and expresses concern that Hopewell Township will not learn from the attendance figures and will overestimate numbers of visitors expected to attend the re-enacment of the "Christmas Crossing."

Date taken: November 11, 1976

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.43.jpg

Digital copy of article published in the May 22, 1975 Hopewell Valley News, with article "Park Map, Plans Bring 140 To Twp. Hall." In it, the article discusses a demand of Township officials for a public hearing, to give the public an opportunity to review plans for Washington Crossing State Park in advance of the arrival of the Bicentennial, and to be able to voice any concerns assocaited with the plans. The state was criticized for not being transparent.

Date taken: May 22, 1975

Photographer: Hopewell Valley Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.44.jpg

A continuation of article published in the May 22, 1975 Hopewell Valley News, with article "Park Map, Plans Bring 140 To Twp. Hall."

Date taken: May 22, 1975

Photographer: Hopewell Valley Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.45.jpg

A continuation of article published in the May 22, 1975 Hopewell Valley News, with article "Park Map, Plans Bring 140 To Twp. Hall."

Date taken: May 22, 1975

Photographer: Hopewell Valley Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.1.jpg

Photo of Crossroads of the American Revolution license plate, July 1, 1975- Feb. 1, 1977

Date taken: August 21, 2012

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bicentennial.2.jpg

Photo of New Jersey Washington Crossing State Park "March to Victory" decal designed by "P.P.G." in 1974, in advance of the Bicentennial.

Date taken: February 23, 2011

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.01.jpg

One in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a general view of the barn, bank, and approaches, as viewed from the north.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.02.jpg

Two in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a general view of the barn, bank and approaches, as viewed from the north. A tighter perspective than shown in previous shot.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.03.jpg

Three in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a view of the barn's front/ north and west facades. Detail of stonework on ramp is visible.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.04.jpg

Four in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a view of the west elevation of the barn, with driveway in foreground.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.05.jpg

Five in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a view of the south elevation of the barn, showing multiple entrances.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.06.jpg

Six in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a view of the east elevation of the barn.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.07.jpg

Seven in a series of seven color photos taken of the exterior of the Blackwell Barn, showing closeup of hole in stucco, revealing fieldstone/ stonework behind it.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.08.jpg

One in a series of ten color photographs taken of the interior of the Blackwell Barn. Shows details of woodwork, floor joists, etc. above lower level.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.09.jpg

Two in a series of ten color photographs taken of the interior of the Blackwell Barn. Shows details of woodwork, floor joists, etc. above lower level.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.10.jpg

Three in a series of ten color photographs taken of the interior of the Blackwell Barn. Shows details of woodwork, floor joists, etc. above lower level, as well as woodwork associated with wall.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.11.jpg

Four in a series of ten color photographs taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn, showing general view of conditions in lower level.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.12.jpg

Five in a series of ten color photographs taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn, showing details of corner, post, and joists.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.13.jpg

Six in a series of ten color photographs taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn, consisting of a close-up shot of bonds/ pegs used to secure posts and beams.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.14.jpg

Seven in a series of ten color photographs taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn. View is of newly-installed corrugated steel roof, as seen from upper level interior.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.15.jpg

Eight in a series of ten color photographs taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn. View is of newly-installed corrugated steel roof, rafters, etc. as seen from upper level interior.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.16.jpg

Nine in a series of ten color photograph taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn. View is of barn doors, as viewed from interior.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.17.jpg

ten in a series of ten color photograph taken of interior of the Blackwell Barn. View is taken at a "hard" angle, showing multiple doors on lower level.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.18.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House. View is east, of a general view of the rear elevation of the house.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.19.jpg

Two in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House. View is east-northeast, of a general view of the front (south), and west elevations of the house.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.20.jpg

Three in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House. View shows the details of the eastern and central sections of the house, as viewed from the front.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.21.jpg

Four in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House. View shows the details of the western section of the house, as viewed from the front.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.22.jpg

Five in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House, showing stucco detail.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.23.jpg

Six in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the Blackwell House, showing peeled area of stucco, revealing earlier layers of paint, and stonework.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.24.jpg

Seven in a series of seven color photographs taken of the exterior of the eastern elevation of the Blackwell House.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.25.jpg

Black and white view of the front of the Blackwell House, with edge of Washington Crossing-Pennington Road in the foreground, showing root cellar. Undated photograph, perhaps taken around 1920-1930.

Date taken: Circa 1920-1930

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Digital image taken of original photograph.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.26.jpg

Black and white postcard view of the front of the Blackwell House, with "BLACKWELL MANSION, Washington Crossing, N.J." beneath it. Undated view, perhaps taken around 1935.

Date taken: Circa 1935

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Digital image taken of original postcard photograph.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.27.jpg

One in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows door treatments in dining room/ parlor.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.28.jpg

Two in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows one of front doors and surrounding area.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.29.jpg

Three in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, of window.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.30.jpg

Four in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows a view of one of the corners of the third floor.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.31.jpg

Five in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows one of the windows in what appears to be the third floor of the western section of the house, looking out to the roof of the eastern and central portions.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.32.jpg

Six in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows a view of one of the corners of the third floor.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.33.jpg

Seven in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows wood stairway enclosure on third floor.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.34.jpg

Eight in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows doorway and floor, presumably on third floor of house.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.35.jpg

Nine in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Shows wall beneath eave on third floor.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.36.jpg

Ten in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, showing basement, posts, and utilities.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.37.jpg

Eleven in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, showing basement, posts, and utilities.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.38.jpg

Twelve in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Photo was taken showing floor joists associated with first floor, as seen in the basement, with deteriorated joist visible in the foreground.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.39.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House. Photo was taken showing floor joists associated with first floor, as seen in the basement.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.40.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, showing front door and windows in western section of the house.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.41.jpg

Fifteen in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, showing west wall, nook, and window in western section of the house.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.42.jpg

Last in a series of 16 color photographs of the interior of the Blackwell House, showing bedroom in unknown section of the house.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.43.jpg

One of two color views of the root cellar in the front yard of the Blackwell House, largely obscured by overgrowth.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.44.jpg

Two of two color views of the root cellar in the front yard of the Blackwell House, showing detail of stonework.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.45.jpg

One of five color views of the springhouse at Blackwell Farm. View is facing south, with the Blackwell House in the background.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.46.jpg

Two of five color views of the springhouse at the Blackwell Farm. View is facing southeast, the eastern section of the Blackwell House visible in the background.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.47.jpg

Three of five color views of the springhouse at Blackwell Farm, showing general view of entrance to springhouse.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.48.jpg

Four of five color views of the springhouse at Blackwell Farm, showing interior of springhouse.

Date taken: May 25 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.49.jpg

Five of five color views of the springhouse at Blackwell Farm, showing detail of entrance to springhouse.

Date taken: May 25 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Blackwell Farm.50.jpg

A single color shot of an outbuilding at Blackwell Farm, with "TRIWIZARD TOURNAMENT" banner attached to side.

Date taken: April 29, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Boundary Markers.1.jpg

One of two color photographs of a small, circular metal Park boundary marker, with "NJ" on top.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Boundary Markers.2.jpg

Two of two color photographs of a small, circular metal Park boundary marker, with "NJ" on top, showing greater detail.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Boy Scouts.1.tif

Image taken of map showing layout of May 23-25, 1969 George Washington Council of the Boy Scouts "Camporee." Layout shows layout of "village" with named streets, ampitheatre, demonstration area, etc. and notes access is to be from Brickyard Road. An extensive area of parking is provided for towards Trenton-Harbourton Road, with adjacent area marked as "Keep Off/ Trenton Kennel Club."

Date taken: May, 1969

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Digital image of an original plan.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.01.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.02.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.03.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.04.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.05.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.06.jpg

One in a series of six color views of Brickyard Road/ Greene Drive/ Sullivan Drive and right of way.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.07.jpg

One in a series of six color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road. This view is a general view of the culvert, as seen from below Brickyard Road.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.08.jpg

Two in a series of six color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road, with photograph showing a perspective taken through the culvert.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.09.jpg

Three in a series of six color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road. As portions of the culvert have shifted and have become unstable, bracing was recently added to help stabilize the bridge. Shown here is one of the braces visible on the exterior of the culvert.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.10.jpg

Four in a series of six color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road. This view shows traces of the mortar used to line the culvert, much of it algae stained with age.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.11.jpg

A second view of the mortar, as it appears on the roof of the culvert.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.12.jpg

Six in a series of seven color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road, taken of the sill located at the base of the interior of the culvert.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Brickyard.13.jpg

Seven in a series of seven color views of the stone culvert on Brickyard Road, showing "1888" incised into the mortar on the culvert's exterior. The location shown here is visible in the first photograph, towards the upper right.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bucks County HS Memorial.1.jpg

One of two wintry views taken of the New Jersey Washington Crossing State Park, as seen from across the Delaware River.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital. Several images located within this folder were not included, as their content was out of scope with the project.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Bucks County HS Memorial.2.jpg

Two of two wintry views taken of the New Jersey Washington Crossing State Park, as seen from across the Delaware River. The Nelson House is visible at center left, with the intersection of Washington Crossing-Pennington Road and River Road in the background.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital. Several images located within this folder were not included, as their content was out of scope with the project.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.01.jpg

Old fence at left, with picnic tables visible at rear.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.02.jpg

General view of campsite, with utility structure/ comfort station at center right.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.03.jpg

View taken to left of previous view of utility structure/ comfort station, with gate at left.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.04.jpg

General view of campsite, with utility structure/ comfort station at center right, driveway edge in foreground.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.05.jpg

Pedestrian path/ right of way at campground.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.06.jpg

View of picnic grounds, with picnic tables at center right.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.07.jpg

General view of campsite area, showing driveway/ dirt road at right, and utility structure/ comfort station in background.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.08.jpg

Another view of utility structure and grounds, taken from different angle from previous views.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.09.jpg

Campsite path with sign, with "SITE B" sign.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.10.jpg

View of sign along dirt road, with "Group campsite area, by permit only/ vehicles prohibited in campsites" in foreground, and utility structure/ comfort station behind it.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.11.jpg

"ATTENTION CAMPERS" sign with rules for campground use.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.12.jpg

Campsite with "SITE A" sign.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.13.jpg

General view of campsite area, with soccer goals visible in background.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.14.jpg

Looking back towards campsite area.

Date taken: August 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.15.jpg

Black and white photo of mother with three boys in tent at campsite.

Date taken: 1962

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Camping.16.jpg

Black and white photo of women and two men at campsite, with tents behind them

Date taken: 1962

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Canal State Park.1.pdf

Digital copy of a map of the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park. Covers the main canal between Trenton and the vicnity of Bound Brook, and the feeder canal between north of Frenchtown down to Trenton. Washington Crossing State Park is shown near the word "Delaware" in "Delaware River" towards the center of the map.

Date taken: Undated

Photographer: New Jersey State Park Service

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.01.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown. A general view.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.02.jpg

Two in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown. A general view.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.03.jpg

Three in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown. This close-up view shows rock and mortar failure in the arch above the culvert.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.04.jpg

Four in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown. This close-up consists of another view shows rock and mortar failure in the arch above the culvert, at a second location.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.05.jpg

Five in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown. A "head on" view.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.06.jpg

Six in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown, taken from above the culvert.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.07.jpg

Seven in a series of seven color photographs taken of a stone culvert associated with the Delaware and Raritan Canal, location unknown, taken from above the culvert.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.08.jpg

Black and white photograph of the Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal as it appeared as taken from River Road. The Bel Del Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad is visible at the center, with the Delaware River behind it.

Date taken: Circa 1900

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.09.jpg

Black and white photograph of the Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal as it appeared as taken from River Road. The Bel Del Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad is visible at the center, with the Delaware River behind it. At left is "RIVER CANAL AND P.R.R. TITUSVILLE, N.J."

Date taken: Circa 1900

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.10.jpg

Black and white photograph of the Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal as it appeared as taken from River Road. The view shows the Feeder Canal, with the Washington's Crossing station and bridge to Pennsylvania visible in the background.

Date taken: Circa 1900

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.11.jpg

Black and white photograph of the Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal taken from across the Canal looking back towards the Johnson Ferry House and Honeyman springhouse, with a team of mules towing a boat.

Date taken: Late 19th century

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.12.jpg

The newly-created Park, as taken from across the Feeder Canal, with the Sons of the Revolution Flag Pole visible in the back center of the photograph.

Date taken: Circa 1927

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.13.jpg

Black and white photograph of the Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal looking towards the Honeyman springhouse, just out of view to the left.

Date taken: Early 20th century

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.14.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs taken of the Feeder Canal, with what appears to be the bridge at Grant Street, Titusville, in the background.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.15.jpg

Two in a series of four color photographs taken of the Feeder Canal, with River Road out of view, to the left.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.16.jpg

Third in a series of four color photographs taken of the Feeder Canal, with the Johnson Ferry House visible on the hill, at the left.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.17.jpg

Four in a series of four color photographs taken of the Feeder Canal, as it appeared as taken from the bridge crossing it at Washington Crossing- Pennington Road, with the Park's pedestrian bridge spanning River Road visible at the right.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.18.jpg

One in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock, showing close-up of lock.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.19.jpg

Two in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock, general view.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.20.jpg

Three in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock, another general view.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.21.jpg

Four in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock. View is of the Canal near one of of the inlet locks.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.22.jpg

Five in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock. View is of Delaware River near the lock.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.23.jpg

Six in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock. View is of Delaware River near the lock.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.24.jpg

Seven in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock. View is of Delaware River near the lock.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.25.jpg

Eight in a series of eight color photographs taken of a Delaware and Raritan Canal inlet lock. View is of Delaware River near the lock.

Date taken: February 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.26.jpg

Color photograph of an unknown lock in the Delaware and Raritan Canal.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.27.jpg

Color photograph of a Delaware and Raritan Canal lock at Lambertville.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.28.jpg

Photograph of a black and white map from an unknown publication, with the caption "Coal fields and canals of northeastern Pennsylvania, showing connections to eastern seaboard cities." The Delaware and Raritan Feeder Canal is labeled with "Delaware Div." towards the center of the map.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from publication

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.29.jpg

One in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo shows the detail of the construction of the retaining wall adjacent to the former lock.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.30.jpg

Two in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo shows the detail of the construction of the retaining wall adjacent to the former lock.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.31.jpg

Three in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The ruins of the lock are visible at the left, with a view down the Delaware River, with the southern end of New Hope visible at the right.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.32.jpg

Four in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The ruins of the lock are visible at the right, with a view up the Delaware River, with the bridge connecting Lambertville and New Hope visible in the center.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.33.jpg

Five in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo shows the detail of the ruins of the retaining walls adjacent to the former lock, with the Delaware River located behind the photographer.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.34.jpg

Six in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo shows close-up detail of a section of the ruins of the retaining walls adjacent to the former lock.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.35.jpg

Seven in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo consists of a general view of the lock, facing the Delaware River, with associated interpretive signage.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.36.jpg

Eight in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo consists of a general view of the lock, facing the Delaware River, with associated interpretive signage.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.37.jpg

Nine in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock. The photo consists of a general view of the lock, facing the Delaware River, with associated interpretive signage.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.38.jpg

Ten in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock, showing the detail of the lock's stonework.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.39.jpg

Eleven in a series of 11 color photographs taken of the Lambertville outlet lock, showing the detail of the lock's stonework.

Date taken: February 3, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.40.jpg

One of two color photographs of the Delaware and Raritan Canal wastewater weirs immediately downstream from the Delaware River Bridge. The perspective was taken from the bridge's pedestrian walkway.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.41.jpg

Two of two color photographs of the Delaware and Raritan Canal wastewater weirs immediately downstream from the Delaware River Bridge, as seen from below the bridge. One of the bridge's stone abutments is visible to the left.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.42.jpg

One of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with houses at the south end of Lambertville along Route 29/ River Road visible in the background.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.43.jpg

Two of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with wing dam visible in the foreground.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.44.jpg

Three of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with wing dam visible in the foreground.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.45.jpg

Four of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with wing dam visible in the rear center and Goat Hill in the right background.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.46.jpg

Five of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.47.jpg

Six of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.48.jpg

Seven of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.49.jpg

Eight of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.50.jpg

Nine of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.51.jpg

Ten of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground, along with associated rapids in the river.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D and R Canal.52.jpg

Eleven of a series of 11 color photographs taken of the wing dam on the Delaware River at Lambertville, with detail of wing dam shown in the foreground.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.01.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs of the former Cedar Bliss park, showing stand of cedar trees, 2012.

Date taken: 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.02.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs of the former Cedar Bliss park, showing traces of cabin on property, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.03.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs of the former Cedar Bliss park, showing traces of cabin on property, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.04.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs of the former Cedar Bliss park, showing what appears to be site of Cedar Bliss cabin, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.05.jpg

Single black and white photograph of what appears to be the site of the former Cedar Bliss Cabin, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.06.jpg

One of two color photos of the remains of the Cedar Bliss Comfort Station, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.07.jpg

Two of two color photos of the remains of the Cedar Bliss Comfort Station, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.08.jpg

One of three photographs of the spring house ruins at Cedar Bliss, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.09.jpg

Two of three photographs of the spring house ruins at Cedar Bliss, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.1.pdf

One of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. This article, "Scenes Around 'Cedarbliss'- The tract Donated To County By Frankels For A Park, was published in the June 28, 1956 Trenton Evening Times, discussing the donation of a six-acre tract of land to Washington Crossing State Park by Dr. Emil and Mrs. Emil Frankel of 22 Glen Stewart Drive. Includes photographs of the property, structures, etc. as they appeared in 1956.

Date taken: June 28, 1956

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.10.jpg

Three of three photographs of the spring house ruins at Cedar Bliss, 2012.

Date taken: August 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.11.jpg

One of three photographs of the Cedar Bliss Trail, 2012.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.12.jpg

Two of three photographs of the Cedar Bliss Trail, 2012.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.13.jpg

Three of three photographs of the Cedar Bliss Trail, 2012. Shows small square/ rectangular cement ruin/ footers. It is unclear as to how this content is associated with the trail.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.2.pdf

Two of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss, which consists of a photo and caption published in the October 30, 1957 Trenton Evening Times. The photo, of men standing around a fireplace, includes the caption "This was the scene as 'Cedarbliss,' a six and one-half acre tract of natural beauty donated by Dr. and Mrs. Emil Frankel to the people of Mercer County for recreation, was dedicated. Freeholder Richard J. Coffee (center) reads the wording on the memorial plaque on the newly-built outdoor fireplace after its unveiling by Dr. Frankel (second from right). Others in the photo from left to right are Mayor Kenneth L. Williamson of Hopewell Township, Freeholder Joseph R. Gruerio and Freeholder Harry E. Lieberman." Etc.

Date taken: October 30, 1956

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.3.pdf

Three of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. This article, "Commission Named To Guide County's Growing Park Setup," was published in the April 16, 1958 Trenton Evening Times and discusses Mercer County's park program and the then newly-acquired Cedar Bliss tract, among other tracts mentioned.

Date taken: April 16, 1958

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.4.pdf

Four of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. A brief mention of Cedar Bliss occurs in the "At the Courthouse" section of the April 10, 1960  Sunday Times Advertiser, noting that Freeholder Dick Coffee was solely responsible for the securing of the Cedar Bliss tract for inclusion in Washington Crossing State Park. Reference is in far left column.

Date taken: April 10, 1960

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.5.pdf

Five of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss, consisting of article "Day Camp Is Real Treat For Tiny Tots At Nursery" and photo montage published in the August 13, 1961  Sunday Times Advertiser, discussing the use of the then newly-acquired Cedar Bliss tract of Washington Crossing State Park by the Carolyn Stokes Day Nursery, of East Trenton. Includes a discussion of their "Cowboy Day" event.

Date taken: August 13, 1961

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.6.pdf

Six of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. This article, "County Has Lovely, Unspoiled Parks" was published in the August 9, 1962 Trenton Evening Times and discusses the availability of clean, unspoiled parks in Mercer County, and the various activities occurring and available in those parks. Includes a photograph with caption "The flag goes up on another day at Cedarbliss for the Mercer County Girl Scouts. From left, Pamila Thurman, Jean Hoagland, Diana Cavallo and Kathy McIntyre watch, while Cynthia Ewing raises the flag."

Date taken: August 9, 1962

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.7.pdf

Seven of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. This article, "Wide Range of Activities Offered By Mercer County" was published in the May 25, 1967 Trenton Evening Times; it highlights various parks around the County, including Cedarbliss at Washington Crossing State Park. It notes "The county also maintains a six-acre camp site known as Cedarbliss. The camp, adjacent to Washington Crossing Park in Hopewell Township, is used by Boy and Girl Scout groups, and reservations are handled by the George Washington Council of Boy Scouts."

Date taken: May 25, 1967

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.8.pdf

Eight of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss. This article, "Mercer Has Plenty To Offer In Fun, Relaxation" was published in the May 23, 1968 Trenton Evening Times; it lists a series of parks and available attractions located throughout Mercer County, with Cedar Bliss listed among them, along with its day camp.

Date taken: May 23, 1968

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Cedar Bliss.9.pdf

Nine of 9 digital copies of articles about Cedar Bliss, consisting of article "Carolyn Stokes Nursery Director Molds School And Children," published in the March 14, 1971  Sunday Times Advertiser. The article discusses the 25th anniversary of Mrs. Yvonne Knight's service as Director of the Carolyn Stokes Day Nursery, which was held at Cedar Bliss, later absorbed into Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: March 14, 1971

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.01.jpg

Color photograph of plank bridge over creek washed out after storm.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.02.jpg

Color photograph of plank bridge over creek, with small stone barbecue pit in background.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.03.jpg

Color photograph of large beech tree lying on bridge, apparently after storm.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.04.jpg

One of four color photographs showing wooden bridge over creek, 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.05.jpg

Two of four color photographs showing wooden bridge over creek, 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.06.jpg

Three of four color photographs showing wooden bridge over creek, 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.07.jpg

Four of four color photographs showing wooden bridge over creek, 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.08.jpg

One of two color photographs showing culvert in Chestnut Grove, portrait view.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.09.jpg

One of two color photographs showing culvert in Chestnut Grove, landscape view.

Date taken: February 23, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.10.jpg

Color photograph of small stone barbecue pit.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.11.jpg

One in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, with stone fireplace in right center, surrounded by trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.12.jpg

Two in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, with Doug Kiovsky standing behind stone fireplace.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.13.jpg

Three in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, with small fireplace visible adjacent to creek.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.14.jpg

Four in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, with large fireplace in grove, made from stone and firebrick.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.15.jpg

Five in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing what appears to be stone column associated with low wall.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.16.jpg

Six in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing what appears to be stone column associated with low wall.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.17.jpg

Seven in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a partially visible stone fireplace, surrounded by felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.18.jpg

Eight in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, with the perspective taken from the end of a low stone wall and column.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.19.jpg

Nine in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a stone fireplace with the photograph taken from its side, among felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.20.jpg

Ten in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a stone fireplace with the photograph taken from its side, among felled trees. Is the same fireplace as shown in previous view, but from different angle.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.21.jpg

Eleven in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a moss-covered stone fireplace with the photograph taken from the back, along the creek.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.22.jpg

Twelve in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a large stone fireplace in a clearing, taken from behind the structure.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.23.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a small stone fireplace in a clearing, with a path alongside.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.24.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing a closeup of a small, moss-covered fireplace.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.25.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 15 color photographs of fireplaces at Chestnut Grove in various condition, 2012, showing the same small fireplace visible in the previous photo. To the left is Bill Farkas.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.26.jpg

One in a series of four color photographs showing railroad ties used as fenceposts at Chestnut Grove, with two fenceposts visible, in situ.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.27.jpg

Two in a series of four color photographs showing railroad ties used as fenceposts at Chestnut Grove, showing fragment of fencepost/ railroad tie on ground.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.28.jpg

Two in a series of four color photographs showing railroad ties used as fenceposts at Chestnut Grove, showing fragment of fencepost/ railroad tie on ground, view from different angle than that in previous image.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.29.jpg

Beech tree in Chestnut Grove covered in carvings/ graffiti.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.30.jpg

Stone and brick rubble/ ruins at Chestnut Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.31.jpg

One in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, with old steel sign post in foreground.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.32.jpg

Two in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.33.jpg

Three in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone stairway.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.34.jpg

Four in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and column surrounded by brush and overgrowth.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.35.jpg

Five in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and column surrounded by brush and overgrowth.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.36.jpg

Six in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and column surrounded by brush and overgrowth.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.37.jpg

Seven in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and column surrounded by brush and overgrowth.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.38.jpg

Eight in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.39.jpg

Nine in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.40.jpg

Ten in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.41.jpg

Eleven in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.42.jpg

Twelve in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.43.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.44.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 14 color photographs taken in 2012 of stone walls and landscape features at the Chestnut Grove Parking Area, showing stone walls and felled trees.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.45.jpg

One of two color photographs showing water supply at Chestnut Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Chestnut Grove.46.jpg

Two of two color photographs showing water supply at Chestnut Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Dames Memorial.1.jpg

One of two color photographs showing the Colonial Dames Memorial installed in 1932, in celebration of George Washington's 200th birthday, as the memorial appeared in 2011.

Date taken: November 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Dames Memorial.2.jpg

Two of two color photographs showing the Colonial Dames Memorial installed in 1932, in celebration of George Washington's 200th birthday, of a close-up view of the monument's plaque.

Date taken: November 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.1.pdf

One in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the October 28, 1932 Trenton Evening Times, "Memorial Gates to be Dedicated," discusses the festivities to occur in association with the event, including a presentation by Edward L. Katzenbach, former attorney general of New Jersey, and two historical addresses, one each by Professor Thomas J. Wertenbaker, professor of American history at Princeton University; the other was to be made by George deBenneville Keim, governor general of the General Society of Colonial Wars.

Date taken: October 28, 1932

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.2.pdf

Two in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the October 30, 1932 Sunday Times Advertiser, "The Trenton Scout Trail," under "Scouts Open Gates," notes that "Troop 17, with new colors, acted as guard of honor yesterday at the opening of the new memorial gates erected by the Society of Colonial Wars at Washington Crossing Park. Scoutmaster August Ciell was in charge of troops."

Date taken: October 30, 1932

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.3.pdf

Three in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the October 30, 1932 Sunday Times Advertiser, "Washington Crossing Park Scene of Colorful Rites As Memorial Gates Are Opened" discusses the ceremonies held at the gates, in which Charles P. Wilber, of the New Jersey State Department of Conservation and Development, accepted the memorial. The presentation was followed by lunch at the Old Barracks. The content is continued in a second page/ image.

Date taken: October 30, 1932

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.4.pdf

Four in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The continuation of the article published in the October 30, 1932 Sunday Times Advertiser, "Washington Crossing Park Scene of Colorful Rites As Memorial Gates Are Opened" discusses the ceremonies held at the gates, and includes a discussion of the significance of the site. Above it is a photograph taken at the Park gates, with the caption "George deBenneville Keim, of Edgewater Park, governor of the General Society of Colonial Wars, unveiling the handsome bronze tablet that marks the commemorative gates dedicated and presented to New Jersey yesterday by the Society of Colonial Wars in New Jersey, in the presence of former Attorney General Edward L. Katzenbach, governor of the State society, and representatives of other patriotic organizations, and Washington Crossing Park," etc.

Date taken: October 30, 1932

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.5.pdf

Five in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the November 6, 1932 Sunday Times Advertiser, "The Trenton Scout Trail," under "Service," notes "Thanks of the Society of Colonial Wars comes this week from Walter B. Glenny, of New York, to Troop 17, for service in acting of honor guard at the presentation of the new memorial gate at Washington Crossing," etc.

Date taken: November 6, 1932

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.6.pdf

Six in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the April 30, 1933 Sunday Times Advertiser, "New Jersey Society of Colonial Dames Announces Ballot for Annual Election," includes the following: "Reservations for luncheon may be placed with Mrs. C. Edward Murray, chairman of entertainment. During the afternoon the members will make a pilgrimage to Washington Crossing Park to dedicate a tablet, presented by the society to the State of New Jersey."

Date taken: April 30, 1933

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Gateway.7.pdf

Seven in a series of seven digital copies of articles about the early years of Washington Crossing State Park's Colonial Gateway. The article published in the May 16, 1933 Trenton Evening Times, "Colonial Dames Meet And Select Officials" notes at the end of the article: "Later this afternoon, if the weather permits members of the society will make a pilgrimage to Washington Crossing Park to dedicate a tablet presented by the Society to the State of New Jersey."

Date taken: May 16, 1933

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Tree Grove.1.pdf

One of two digital copies of articles about the Colonial Tree Grove at Washington Crossing State Park. The article published in the April 22, 1927 Trenton Evening Times, "Will Plant Elms at Crossing Park" notes that 13 elms were to be planted at Washington Crossing State Park, one to represent each of the original 13 colonies, by representatives of the American Tree Association of Washington, D.C. The Director of the ATA at the time was Russell T. Edwards.

Date taken: April 22, 1927

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Colonial Tree Grove.2.pdf

Two of two digital copies of articles about the Colonial Tree Grove at Washington Crossing State Park. The article published in the April 23, 1927 Trenton Evening Times, "D.A.R. Elm Trees Planted in Rain," notes that the planting of 13 elm trees- one for each of the 13 original colonies- occurred in a "driving rain." The trees were to be tended by members of the D.A.R. and the Boy and Girl scouts.

Date taken: April 23, 1927

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.01.jpg

Black and white photograph of the right of way of Continental Lane as it appeared in 1961. The identity of the man visible in the photograph is unknown.

Date taken: 1961

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.02.jpg

Black and white photograph of a snowy view of the right of way of Continental Lane as it appeared in 1964, with cast-iron marker in the foreground.

Date taken: 1964

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.03.jpg

An undated black and white view of a snowy Continental Lane.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.04.jpg

A family poses with one of the Continental Lane markers, undated but perhaps circa 1958.

Date taken: Circa 1958

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.05.jpg

A black and white wintry view of the entrance to Greene Grove, photographer and date unknown.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.06.jpg

One in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way. View shows the right of way near the stone barn/ Flag Museum. Peter Osborne started taking this series of photographs here, and then proceeded east towards Bear Tavern. This is likely the same location as that shown in the circa 1958 photograph.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.07.jpg

Two in series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way. View shows the right of way, with a narrow pedestrian path at the center.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.08.jpg

Three in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way. View shows the right of way, facing west back towards the Johnson Ferry House. Footers for a bench are visible at the left.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.09.jpg

Four in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.1.pdf

Typed copy of a petition "to lay out a road from the Ferry on Delaware known by the names of JOHNSON'S FERRY to the great road that leads from Trenton to Bellmouth." The petition was recorded February 14, 1767, and the associated road is Continental Lane.

Date taken: February 14, 1767

Photographer: Noah Hunt, Chrineyance Vancleave, William Burrows, Obediah Howell, and Andrew Vannoy

Additional notes: Made from document. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website. Date listed is for recording of original petition.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.10.jpg

Five in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.11.jpg

Six in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view. A section of Brickyard Road is visible in the back center.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.12.jpg

Seven in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view. A section of Brickyard Road is visible in the back center.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.13.jpg

Eight in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view. Both northern and southern sections of Brickyard Road are visible towards the left and right sides of the photo.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.14.jpg

Nine in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing the Lane's intersection with Brickyard Road, and one of the cast-iron markers.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.15.jpg

Ten in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.16.jpg

Eleven in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing "Wildflower Endeavor" park signage.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.17.jpg

Twelve in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.18.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.19.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view, with recent "Continental Lane" signage visible in the background.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.2.pdf

Typed one-page manuscript "Reflections on Continental Lane and Route 546" by Dave Blackwell, about the history of Continental Lane and its role the history in Washington Crossing State Park. Blackwell believes the Lane may have indeed existed, but that it was installed much later than 1766, being perhaps constructed after the 1820s.

Date taken: Undated

Photographer: Dave Blackwell

Additional notes: Made from document. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website. Date listed is for recording of original petition.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.20.jpg

Fifteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.21.jpg

Sixteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view, with recent "Continental Lane" signage visible in the foreground.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.22.jpg

Seventeen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, a general view. Bear Tavern is visible in the back center.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.23.jpg

Eighteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing another view of the Lane near Bear Tavern, with a park bench visible at right.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.24.jpg

Nineteen in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing another view of the Lane near Bear Tavern visible in the background, with what appears to be two footers associated with a park bench, visible at left.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.25.jpg

Twenty in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing detail of a park bench near Bear Tavern visible in the background.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.26.jpg

Twenty one in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing the entrance to the Park at the intersection of Bear Tavern and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, with a large oak tree at the center.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.27.jpg

Twenty two in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing the entrance to the Park at the intersection of Bear Tavern and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, with a large oak tree at the center. A similar view, but in portrait orientation.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.28.jpg

Last in a series of 23 color photographs taken of the Continental Lane right of way, showing the Honeyman Bridge.

Date taken: April 20, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.29.jpg

One of two general views of Continental Lane taken in late fall 2011.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.30.jpg

Two of two general views of Continental Lane taken in late fall 2011.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.31.jpg

A color photograph showing the detail of one of the cast iron Continental Lane markers, 2012.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.32.jpg

A color view of two of the Continental Lane markers, taken near the stone barn/ Flag Museum. One is in the immediate foreground, with another visible at the middle left.

Date taken: November 15, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.33.jpg

A close-up/ detail view of one of the cast iron Continental Lane markers near the stone barn/ Flag Museum, as it appeared in 2011.

Date taken: November 15, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.34.jpg

A general view of the cast iron Continental Lane marker set in a stone base at the corner of Bear Tavern Road and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, with marker at left, 2011.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.35.jpg

A "head on" view of the cast iron Continental Lane marker set in a stone base at the corner of Bear Tavern Road and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, 2011.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.36.jpg

A view showing the detail of the cast iron Continental Lane marker set in a stone base at the corner of Bear Tavern Road and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, 2011.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.37.jpg

A view showing the detail of the cast iron Continental Lane marker set in a stone base at the corner of Bear Tavern Road and Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, 2011, as seen from an angle.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.38.jpg

A view of the Washington Crossing State Park entrance sign at the corner of Washington Crossing-Pennington Road/ Bear Tavern Road, obscuring one of the Continental Lane markers.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Continental Lane.39.jpg

A view of the Washington Crossing State Park entrance sign at the corner of Washington Crossing-Pennington Road/ Bear Tavern Road, showing a Continental Lane marker behind it.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born Digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.1.jpg

Currier and Ives print depicting Washington crossing the Delaware River, with "Washington, Crossing the Delaware On the Evening of December 25th, 1776, previous to the battle of Trenton" etc.

Date taken: 1876

Photographer: Currier and Ives

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.11.pdf

Digital copy of eleven-page article, "Washington Crossing the Delaware," by John K. Howat, Assistant Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The article examines the history of the Crossing as depicting in that by Emmanuel Leutze, which includes several versions/ variants.

Date taken: Undated

Photographer: John K. Howat

Additional notes: Made from document. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website. Date listed is for recording of original petition.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.2.jpg

Lloyd Garrison painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: 2000

Photographer: Lloyd Garrison

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.3.jpg

A depiction of George Washington and his troops standing on the bank of the Delaware River as painted by Edward Hicks, 1834.

Date taken: 1834

Photographer: Edward Hicks

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.4.jpg

Thomas Sully's 1819 depiction of George Washington and his troops standing on the banks of the Delaware River.

Date taken: 1819

Photographer: Thomas Sully

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.5.jpg

Line drawing depicting "The Continentals Marching on Trenton in the Early Morning, December 26, 1776."

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.6.jpg

Robert Beck's The Second Crossing, 1998.

Date taken: 1998

Photographer: Robert Beck

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Art.7.jpg

Depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware River, by the United States Mint on the New Jersey quarter of the Mint's state quarter series, 1999.

Date taken: 1999

Photographer: United States Mint

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Battles.1.jpg

One of two photographs of a map displayed at an unknown location, showing troops movements associated with the Battles of Trenton and Princeton.

Date taken: November 9, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Battles.2.jpg

Two of two photographs of a map displayed at an unknown location, showing troops movements associated with the Battles of Trenton and Princeton.

Date taken: November 9, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Battles.3.jpg

One of three color photographs taken of one of the route markers tracing the "Route of Washington's march by night from Trenton to Princeton and Victory," as installed on Hamilton Avenue near South Broad Street, Trenton, erected in 1914.

Date taken: June 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Battles.4.jpg

Two of three color photographs taken of one of the route markers tracing the "Route of Washington's march by night from Trenton to Princeton and Victory," as installed on Hamilton Avenue near South Broad Street, Trenton, erected in 1914.

Date taken: June 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Battles.5.jpg

Three of three color photographs taken of one of the route markers tracing the "Route of Washington's march by night from Trenton to Princeton and Victory," as installed on Hamilton Avenue near South Broad Street, Trenton, erected in 1914.

Date taken: June 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.01.pdf

One of four digital copies of newspaper articles published in association with the 1947 Rider College re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware. Published in the January 22, 1947 Trenton Evening Times, the article, "40 Rider Frat Pledges Will Reenact Washington Crossing," notes that "Some 40 pledges of Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity at Rider College will reenact Washington's crossing of the Delaware tomorrow afternoon. Those students involved included George Chafey, Joseph Berelsford, and William Clark.

Date taken: January 22, 1947

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.02.pdf

Two of four digital copies of newspaper articles published in association with the 1947 Rider College re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware. Published in the January 23, 1947 Trenton Evening Times, the article, "Rider's Continental Army Set for Delaware Crossing Today," with George Chafey reenacting George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River, along with 39 other pledges of the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity of Rider College. The article continues with "Two horses have been obtained for the march on the city, but just who will ride them has not yet been decided."

Date taken: January 23, 1947

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.03.pdf

Three of four digital copies of newspaper articles published in association with the 1947 Rider College re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware. The article, published in the January 24, 1947 Trenton Evening Times, consists of a photographic essay of sorts, showing the "Crossing of Delaware-1947 Style," with three photos of the event.

Date taken: January 24, 1947

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.04.pdf

Four of four digital copies of newspaper articles published in association with the 1947 Rider College re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware. Published in the January 24, 1947 Trenton Evening Times, the article, "Ice And Rival Frats Fail To Daunt Rider Colonials" recaps the reenactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, by members of Rider College's Phi Sigma Nu fraternity. Apparently, attempts were made by the Kappa Phi fraternity to "sabotage" the reenactment.

Date taken: January 24, 1947

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.05.pdf

One of two digital copies of articles about the 1953 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 20, 1953 Sunday Times Advertiser, "Ceremonies To Commemorate Washington's Historic Crossing." A rehearsal was conducted at Lambertville, New Jersey, with St. John Terrell as "showman." He would continue to be involved in the re-enactment for decades.

Date taken: December 20, 1953

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.06.pdf

Two of two digital copies of articles about the 1953 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 27, 1953 Sunday Times Advertiser, "Washington Crosses Delaware- '53 Version." During the re-enactment, 250 people gathered on the bank of the Delaware, on the Pennsylvania side, and ran across the Washington Crossing Bridge to greet St. John Terrell, with 500 additional spectators who were awaiting his landing on the bank of the Delaware River, in New Jersey. Ann Hawkes Hutton of the Washington Crossing Park Commission served as historical advisor. Includes two photos of the re-enacment.

Date taken: December 27, 1953

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.07.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1954 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1954 Sunday Times Advertiser, "No Ice Hampers George This Time," with a photograph of the 1954 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River, with St. John Terrell as Washington. Others involved in the 1954 crossing included Lowell Birell, Robert Walters, Budd Schulberg, Horace White, George Bailey, and Elmer Case.

Date taken: December 26 1954

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.08.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1955 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 25, 1955 Sunday Times Advertiser in its "Around Trenton" section, is a reminder to attend the annual of the re-enactment of Washington's crossing of the Delaware River. The content also discussed Emmanuel Leutze's painting depicting the event, then hanging in the Washington Crossing (Pennsylvania) Methodist Church. Also mentioned is the 1947 re-enactment, by students at Rider College.

Date taken: December 25, 1955

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.09.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1956 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1956 Trenton Evening Times, "Reenact Delaware Crossing," briefly discusses the 1956 re-enactment, mentioning that several hundred spectators were present on each side of the Delaware River, and that those involved in the re-enactment included St. John Terrell, Lowell Birrell, Robert Walker, James Pidcock, and Thomas Marshall. The re-enactment was sponsored by the Washington Crossing Park Association.

Date taken: December 26, 1956

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.10.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1957 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 9, 1957 Trenton Evening Times, "Park Officials Disavow River Crossing Student" notes "The Washington Crossing Park Commission has disclaimed any association with St. John Terrell's annual reenactment of Washington Crossing the Delaware. Calling Terrell's annual performance 'tawdry,' ... Park Commission Chairman E. J. Lever said Terrell 'has attempted to stage an alleged dramatization of the historic crossing" and that he '...has the sanction of the commission... we resent that.'" Lever called it an "advertising stunt.

Date taken: December 9, 1957

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.11.pdf

Digital copy of article about the annual re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 24, 1962 Seattle Times in its "People in the News" section noted "James A. Michener, and St. John Terrell, showman, will relive George Washington's Christmas Day crossing of the Delaware tomorrow... On the New Jersey side, Michener will relate the march into Trenton, N. J., that followed the crossing..." Michener was to play Colonel Henry Knox.

Date taken: December 24, 1962

Photographer: Seattle Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.12.pdf

One of two digital copies of articles about the 1963 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1963 New Castle, PA News, "Gen. Washington's Delaware Crossing Is Re-enacted." The article includes a brief synopsis of the 1963 re-enactment, in which St. John Terrell continued his annual portrayal of George Washington. Of interest is that the article notes the event was "sponsored by the Washington Crossing Park Commission," despite its protestations associated with its involvement in the 1957 re-enactment.

Date taken: December 26, 1963

Photographer: New Castle, PA News

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.13.pdf

Two of two digital copies of articles about the 1963 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1963 Trenton Evening Times, "Washington Crossed Here: So Did I… In Leaky Boat." It was estimated that over 2,400 spectators attended the 1963 re-enactment. Apparently, one of the Durham boat replicas used in the re-enactment sprung a leak, making a hasty crossing of the Delaware River all the more urgent. A second article, "Christmas March Hazardous; No Blistering Fire... But" discusses Washington's march from Washington Crossing to Trenton. Two photographs of the 1963 re-enactment are included, with Jesse Parnell, Peter Pellegrino, St. John Terrell, John Neal, and Robert L. Walters visible as some of the re-enactors.

Date taken: December 26, 1963

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.14.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1964 annual re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1964 Delaware County Daily Times in its "Crossing Reenacted" briefly described the 1964 re-enactment. As was the case with previous re-enactments, St. John Terrell portrayed George Washington. His son, Bart, was the flag bearer.

Date taken: December 26, 1964

Photographer: Delaware County Daily Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.15.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1965 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1965 Sunday Times Advertiser, "Reenactment at Washington Crossing: Rain-Soaked Colonials Rout Hessians," which noted the contrast between the weather Washington faced, and that present during the 1965 re-enactment, which consisted of rain and a temperature of 50 degrees. A new, full-scale Durham boat replica was used in the re-enactment, presented by the Trenton Chapter of American Business Clubs. "A recorded narration and background music accompanied the event."

Date taken: December 26, 1965

Photographer: Sunday Times Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.16.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1967 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 26, 1967 Huntingdon and Mount Union, PA Daily News, "Crossing Not According To Script," noted that as St. John Terrell and fellow re-enactors crossed the Delaware River, shots rang out and four small boats appeared, full of "Hessians," which were later discovered to be teenagers from Newtown, Pennsylvania, who were apparently pulling a prank on the event.

Date taken: December 26, 1967

Photographer: Daily News

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.17.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1970 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 28, 1970 The Derrick, "Continental Troops Cross Delaware River," notes that approximately 8,000 spectators attended the 1970 re-enactment. Philadelphia councilman John B. Kelly and W. Thacher Longstreth were other rowers in the re-enactment, along with St. John Terrell.

Date taken: December 28, 1970

Photographer: Daily News

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.18.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1972 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 27, 1972 The Gettysburg Times, "Geo. Washington Crosses Delaware," notes that more than 12,000 spectators turned out to witness the 20th re-enactment of the annual Crossing, with St. John Terrell portraying George Washington.

Date taken: December 27, 1972

Photographer: Gettysburg Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.19.pdf

Digital copy of article about the 1974 re-enactment of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The article published in the December 27, 1974 Uniontown The Morning Herald/ Evening Standard, "Crossing Delaware A Special Holiday," provides context and background to the annual re-enactment, discussing the depiction of the Crossing in Emmanuel Leutze's painting, and notes that the 1974 re-enactment was the first re-enactment with ice present since that of 1967. The event included a 28-minute film, which was shown twice that day.

Date taken: December 27, 1974

Photographer: Morning Herald/ Evening Standard

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.20.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Gazette" section of the December 26, 1975 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Re-crossing: Terrell's 23rd trip draws 10,000." While impressive, the 10,000 visitors did not nearly amount to the 30,000 to 50,000 expected to attend the event. The biggest problem appeared to be traffic congestion on both sides of the Delaware River that afternoon.

Date taken: December 26, 1975

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.21.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the December 26, 1978 Trenton Evening Times, with article "By George! Kelly crossed Delaware ahead of time." John B. Kelly would play the part of General Washington during the 1978 re-enactment; it was the first time St. John Terrell did not portray Washington since Terrell portrayed him in the first regular annual re-enactment, in 1953. Includes two photos of the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 26, 1978

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.22.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the December 26, 1996 Cedar Rapids Gazette, with article "Washington actor hangs up his wig." The article discusses re-enactor James Gallagher, who portrayed General Washington in the annual re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, for the last 12 years. He succeeded John B. "Jack" Kelly, who had done so in the late 1970s- early 1980s.

Date taken: December 26, 1996

Photographer: Cedar Rapids Gazette

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.23.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the "Region" section of the December 26, 1996 Texas City Sun, with article "Washington re-enactor hangs up wig after 12 years." The article discusses re-enactor James Gallagher, who portrayed General Washington in the annual re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, for the last 12 years. He would make more than 30 appearances each year as George Washington in various schools and events. Ann Hawkes Hutton, founder of the Washington Crossing Foundation, expressed her concern at finding a replacement. Article includes a photograph of James Gallagher taken during the 1993 re-enactment.

Date taken: December 26, 1996

Photographer: Texas City Sun

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.24.pdf

One of two articles by Clay Craighead: The Christmas Night Crossing and the Battle of Trenton. Provides a brief but detailed narrative of the events surrounding George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River and ending with the Battle of Trenton.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Clay Craighead

Additional notes: Born digital. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.25.pdf

Two of two articles by Clay Craighead: The Christmas Night Crossing and the Battle of Trenton. An expanded version gives a very detailed narrative of the events surrounding George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River and ending with the Battle of Trenton, and the consequences of Washington's victory at Trenton.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Clay Craighead

Additional notes: Born digital. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.26.pdf

Content discussing George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River, as described by Charles Thompson, Secretary of the Continental Congress, from his headquarters in Newtown, Bucks County.

Date taken: December 27, 1776

Photographer: Charles Thompson

Additional notes: Born digital. Transcribed from original. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website. Source: Library of Congress.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.27.pdf

Poem, Spring at the Crossing, by Jessie Bronson Field.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Jessie Bronson Field

Additional notes: Digital transcript/ copy.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.28.pdf

Digital copy of article "When Exton Guard Crossed Icy Delaware and Marched Eight Miles to Trenton Just Like General Washington's Men, from unidentified and undated newspaper. The article features a copy of Emmanuel Leutze's depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware River, and discusses a recent disdain for battle re-enactments. The article notes "Since we have become involved in the frightful destruction of life across the Atlantic, we Americans have less taste for the awful din of war, mimic or actual, which we possessed when it was a gentleman's game waged according to civilized rules." The content suggests the article was published against the backdrop of World War I, and discusses events associated with the Crossing.

Date taken: Circa 1915-1919

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.29.pdf

Digital copy of the May 25, 1931 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Crossing Maneuvers on Lincoln Street," which discusses a "talkie" being filmed at Washington Crossing, of maneuvers of the United States Army. The film depicts "the crossing of the Delaware River as it would be done under modern conditions."

Date taken: May 25, 1931

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.30.pdf

One of two digital copies of the May 27, 1931 Trenton Evening Times, with headline "Thousands See Army Air Spectacle, of airplanes crossing the Delaware River, with a 16-minute parade. The planes "...broke from the sky over the Pennsylvania shore below Morrisville and went straight up the river to Washington's Crossing, deploying there." The article is continued on a separate image.

Date taken: May 25, 1931

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing History.31.pdf

Two of two digital copies of the May 27, 1931 Trenton Evening Times, with headline "Thousands View Aerial Spectacle," continued from page 1.

Date taken: May 25, 1931

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.001.jpg

Photo of cover of February 17, 1947 issue of Life magazine, which includes article "Washington Crossess the Delaware… Again" with photos of re-enactment of the Crossing by Ryder College students.

Date taken: 1947

Photographer: Life magazine

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.002.jpg

One of three images of pages of February 17, 1947 issue of Life magazine article "Washington Crossess the Delaware… Again."

Date taken: 1947

Photographer: Life magazine

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.003.jpg

Two of three images of pages of February 17, 1947 issue of Life magazine article "Washington Crossess the Delaware… Again."

Date taken: 1947

Photographer: Life magazine

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.004.jpg

Three of three images of pages of February 17, 1947 issue of Life magazine article "Washington Crossess the Delaware… Again."

Date taken: 1947

Photographer: Life magazine

Additional notes: Image of the original

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.005.jpg

One in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.006.jpg

Two in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.007.jpg

Three in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.008.jpg

Four in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.009.jpg

Five in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.010.jpg

Six in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.011.jpg

Seven in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.012.jpg

Eight in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.013.jpg

Nine in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.014.jpg

Ten in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.015.jpg

Eleven in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.016.jpg

Twelve in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.017.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.018.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.019.jpg

Fifteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Onlookers are visible standing along the shore of the Pennsylvania side of the river.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.020.jpg

Sixteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.021.jpg

Seventeen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.022.jpg

Eighteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.023.jpg

Nineteen in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Onlookers are visible standing along the shore of the Pennsylvania side of the river.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.024.jpg

Twenty in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.025.jpg

Twenty one in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Throngs of people are visible standing along the shore of the Pennsylvania side of the river.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.026.jpg

Twenty two in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.027.jpg

Twenty three in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.028.jpg

Twenty four in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.029.jpg

Twenty five in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.030.jpg

Twenty six in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.031.jpg

Twenty seven in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.032.jpg

Twenty eight in a series of 28 color photographs taken of the 2009 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2009

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.033.jpg

One in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with view showing a placid river with the New Jersey side of the Park in the background.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.034.jpg

Two in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing details of one of the Durham boats used in the reenactment.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.035.jpg

Three in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing details of Durham boats used in the reenactment.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.036.jpg

Four in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with cannon being wheeled into place.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

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Five in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with cannon in position.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.038.jpg

Six in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing site of reenactment, view to New Jersey.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.039.jpg

Seven in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd on the Pennsylvania side of the river awaits the festivities.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.040.jpg

Eight in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd on the Pennsylvania side of the river awaits the festivities.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.041.jpg

Nine in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as troops get into position and onto boats.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.042.jpg

Ten in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as troops get into position and onto boats.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.043.jpg

Eleven in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing cannon fire.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.044.jpg

Twelve in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with reenactors posing with children.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.045.jpg

Thirteen in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with reenactors posing with children.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.046.jpg

Fourteen in a series of 14 color photographs taken of rehearsals for the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with unidentified re-enactor posing at the event.

Date taken: December 11, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.047.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the Pennsylvania side of the river, early in the day.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.048.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.049.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.050.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Fife and drum players are visible in the center foreground.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

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One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as the procession crosses General Washington Memorial Boulevard.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.052.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as the procession crosses General Washington Memorial Boulevard.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.053.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as the procession crosses General Washington Memorial Boulevard.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.054.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing the crowd assembling in the Pennsylvania Washington Crossing park.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.055.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, showing the crowd assembling in the Pennsylvania Washington Crossing park.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.056.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as the procession crosses General Washington Memorial Boulevard.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.057.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, taken as the procession crosses General Washington Memorial Boulevard.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.058.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A small aluminum motorboat is visible crossing beneath the bridge at Washington Crossing.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.059.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, with spectators viewing the re-enactment from the approach to the Washington Crossing bridge on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.060.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, of a perspective taken while walking across the Washington Crossing bridge.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.061.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River, of a perspective taken while walking across the Washington Crossing bridge.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.062.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment on the New Jersey side of the river.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.063.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment on the New Jersey side of the river, with the Nelson House in the background.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.064.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment on the New Jersey side of the river, adjacent to the Nelson House. At the lectern is Stan Saperstein, longtime Washington Crossing Park Association volunteer and board member.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.065.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. A crowd is beginning to assemble to watch the re-enactment on the New Jersey side of the river, adjacent to the Nelson House. At the lectern is Stan Saperstein, longtime Washington Crossing Park Association volunteer and board member.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.066.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds on both sides awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.067.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking towards the bridge at Washington Crossing, with spectators lining the shore and standing on the bridge awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.068.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking towards the bridge at Washington Crossing, with spectators lining the shore and standing on the bridge awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.069.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds on both sides awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.070.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds on both sides awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.071.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, using a zoom lens.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.072.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds standing on the Pennsylvania side awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.073.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, using a zoom lens showing someone readying one of the Durham boats for the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.074.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania. The crowd awaits…

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.075.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds on both sides awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.076.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken from the New Jersey side of the river, looking back to Pennsylvania, with crowds on both sides awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.077.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing crowds- along with the Union Jack- awaiting the re-enactment.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.078.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing one of the Durham boats being readied for the re-enactment, with many in the crowd visible with their cameras at the ready.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.079.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing crowds- along with a man using his cellphone juxtaposed with one of Washington's "troops" carrying his musket.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.080.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing crowds, with re-enactors and flags.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.081.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing crowds, with re-enactors and flags.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.082.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing crowds, with re-enactors engaging with the crowd.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.083.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the first troops arriving to the New Jersey shore.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.084.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the first troops arriving to the New Jersey shore, with oars raised.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.085.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.086.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the first troops arriving to the New Jersey shore, with oars raised.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.087.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.088.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, zooming in for a closer shot.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.089.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, zooming in for a closer shot and capturing detail of the troops as the boat approaches the shore.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.090.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops as the boat approaches the shore.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.091.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops coming ashore, with muskets visible.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.092.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops coming ashore, with muskets visible.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.093.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops coming ashore, with muskets visible.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.094.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops coming ashore, with a member of the press "going in" for that perfect shot.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.095.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another Durham boat carrying Washington's troops across the Delaware, capturing detail of the troops coming ashore, with a member of the press "going in" for that perfect shot.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.096.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the crowd and Washington's troops mingling.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.097.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the crowd and Washington's troops mingling.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.098.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing the crowd and Washington's troops mingling. Smoke from cannon fire is visible in the background.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.099.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another boatload of troops arriving.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.100.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another boatload of troops arriving.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.101.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, showing another boatload of troops arriving.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.102.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, with the photographer zooming in to show the detail of another boatload of troops arriving.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.103.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, with the photographer zooming in to show the detail of another boatload of troops arriving.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.104.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, with the passengers disembarking.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.105.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. The photograph was taken on the New Jersey side of the river, with the passengers disembarking.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.106.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Here, security monitors the re-enactment using a small aluminum motorboat.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.107.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Back at the Nelson House, the crowds gather as the re-enactment draws to a close.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.108.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Back at the Nelson House, the crowds gather as the re-enactment draws to a close.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.109.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Back at the Nelson House, the crowds gather as the re-enactment draws to a close.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Reenactment.110.jpg

One in a series of 64 color photographs of the 2011 re-enactment of Washington crossing the Delaware River. Back at the Nelson House, the crowds gather as the re-enactment draws to a close.

Date taken: December 25, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Site.1.jpg

A color photograph of a late fall view of the Delaware River at the site of the Crossing as it appeared in November 2011.

Date taken: November 9, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Crossing Site.2.jpg

A color photograph of a late fall view of the Delaware River at the site of the Crossing as it appeared in November 2011, as viewed from across River Route/ Route 29.

Date taken: November 10, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

D of R. Garden.1.pdf

North American Sundial Society listing of the sundial in the garden at the Johnson Ferry House. The sundial has been assigned the number 164 by the NASS.

Date taken: January 20, 2012

Photographer: North American Sundial Society

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Daughters.Am.Rev.1.jpg

Color photograph of Daughters of the American Revolution memorial installed at Washington Crossing Park.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Daughters.Am.Rev.2.jpg

Color photograph of Daughters of the American Revolution memorial installed at Washington Crossing Park, showing detail of plaque, which reads "NEAR THIS SPOT GEORGE WASHINGTON AND HIS ARMY CROSSED THE DELAWARE ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 25, 1776 *** ERECTED BY NEW JERSEY STATE SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WASHINGTON CROSSING PARK NEW JERSEY"

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.01.jpg

Copy of a black and white postcard photograph taken of the Sons of Cincinatti monument. A caption is included: "First location of the stone 'tablet' or monument. A view from the back that was erected to commemorate George Washington's crossing of the Delaware here with his troops in 1776. In the background are Delaware and Raritan feeder Canal, the Belvidere- Delaware line of the P.R.R., the buildings of the Nelson farm on the lower Park Road near the river, the Delaware River and the buildings on the Pennsylvania side of the river. Also, there is a telephone. In the center, down by the canal feeder. This is a Real Photo postcard - a true view of the scene at hand."

Date taken: 1900s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks. The monument has been relocated several times.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.02.jpg

Copy of a black and white postcard photograph taken of the Sons of Cincinnati monument, with caption "TRENTON, N.J. Tablet marking the spot where Washington crossed the Delaware."

Date taken: Circa 1901-1907

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.03.jpg

Copy of a black and white postcard photograph of the Sons of Cincinnati monument, with caption "Monument commemorating crossing of the Delaware by Washington, Washington's Crossing, N.J." towards the bottom of the postcard. A later caption was included below the postcard: "This view is a close-up of the monument or stone 'tablet' that was erected to commemorate George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River with his troops in 1776. The monument was erected on land between the River Road (Route 29) and the Delaware and Raritan Canal just north of the Wash. Cross. Feeder canal bridge. In the background can be seen a building that was part of the three bungalows that were once located on Park property and were removed when the new road (River Road) was cut through from Washington Crossing to the uppermost feeder canal bridge North of Titusville."

Date taken: 1900s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.04.jpg

Copy of a black and white postcard photograph showing the detail of the front door of the Johnson Ferry House. Beneath this, handwritten in ink, is "Washington House Washington Crossing 4/8/06 Historical significance G.R.K."

Date taken: 1906

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.05.jpg

Copy of a February 7, 1910 synopsis of a meeting the Taylor Opera House, with the following: "At a very large and enthusiastic meeting held at Taylor Opera House, in the City of Trenton, on the twelth day of October last, a series of resolutions were passed, requesting the Governor to name a Commission of citizens from the State to consider the feasibility of establishing either a park or some monument to properly commemorate the point on the Delaware River above Trenton known as Washington's Crossing. Following these resolutions came much individual approval from citizens in all parts of the State." Names of 39 men were then listed to continue the effort. The author is unknown.

Date taken: February 7, 1910

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image made from an original publication. Included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.06.jpg

Copy of a 1912 issue of the Trenton Times, with poem "Washington's Crossing" by T. J. Walker of Lambertville, NJ.

Date taken: 1912

Photographer: T. J. Walker

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.07.jpg

Copy of the front and title page of Charles Burr Todd's The Washington's Crossing Sketch Book, 1914, with a sketch of the Bear Tavern on the cover. Published by the River School of Art, Washington's Crossing, N.J.

Date taken: 1914

Photographer: Charles Burr Todd

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.08.jpg

Copy of black and white postcard photograph with caption at bottom of postcard: "Old Washington headquarters, Washington's Crossing, N.J."

Date taken: 1910s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: From a postcard, included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.09.jpg

Copy of a newspaper article fron a 1926 issue of the Trenton Evening Times, with the header "PROMINENT TRENTON MEN NAMED TO REALIZE PARK AT WASHINGTON CROSSING."

Date taken: 1926

Photographer: Mark P. Dowdell

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.10.jpg

Copy of a newspaper article from an unknown May 18, 1927 newspaper from Hopewell, NJ, with "Sons of the Revolution to Convene Here."

Date taken: May 18, 1927

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.11.jpg

Copy of a newspaper article from the June 5, 1927 Trenton Sunday Advertiser, with "Rain Interferes But Crossing's Park Dedicated With Speeches; Pageant May Be Produced Later."

Date taken: June 5, 1927

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.12.jpg

Copy of a black and white postcard photo, with typed caption added below the image: "This postcard shows a view of the intersection of Route 29 (River Road) and the Pennington-Washington Crossing Road (Route 546), Washington Crossing, NJ. It was taken from what is now Washington Crossing State Park, on the hill near what used to be an entrance to the Park. This entrance was closed off in 1976. Shown across the street is Peroni's Store on the corner: next south was Emil Hadka's Barber Shop; then Leon Kent's Store, also a grocery store. Leon Kent kept a monkey named 'Red' for a while to entice customers to his place. He sold the peanuts to feed Red. The stone phillars with the eagles on the top across the road leading to the lower Park and the Washington Crossing River bridge were not yet built according to this postcard."

Date taken: 1920s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.13.jpg

Black and white postcard photograph of drive leading up to the barn of the Johnson Ferry House, with "VIEW OF HISTORICAL WASHINGTON CROSSING, NJ." Undated, but perhaps mid-1920s.

Date taken: Mid-1920s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.14.jpg

Black and white photograph of a road crew laying out one of the drives at Washington Crossing State park, mid-1920s.

Date taken: Mid-1920s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.15.jpg

Photograph of the cover of a Washington Crossing State Park guide book, 1931. Published by the Division of Forests and Parks Department of Conservation and Development State of New Jersey.

Date taken: 1931

Photographer: Division of Forests and Parks Department of Conservation and Development State of New Jersey.

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.16.jpg

Black and white photograph of the cover of a New Jersey State Parks guidebook, 1932.

Date taken: 1932

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.17.jpg

Black and white photograph of land being cleared at Washington Crossing State Park, 1930s.

Date taken: 1930s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.18.jpg

Color photograph of plaque at George Washington Memorial Arboretum, with "GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL ARBORETUM 1932 COMMON TREES OF NEW JERSEY A GIFT TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE BY CHARLES LATHROP PACK ARTHUR NEWTON PACK."

Date taken: January 12, 2010

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital. Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.19.jpg

Black and white photograph of what appears to be a tree-planting ceremony, perhaps associated with the George Washington Memorial Arboretum.

Date taken: Circa 1932

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.20.jpg

Image of two pages of journal. At left is information about the weather and Park visitors and attendance for September-October 1940. At right are two black and white photographs. One appears to be of the Hibbs House and garden. The other is of unknown women standing in front of one of the houses.

Date taken: Circa 1940

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.21.jpg

Colorized postcard view of the Johnson Ferry House, with "McConkey's Tavern, where Washington dined, Washington's Crossing, N.J."

Date taken: 1940s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks. Attributed to 1940s, but is likely from 1910s.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.22.jpg

Black and white postcard photograph of the Johnson Ferry House, with cannon and sign visible. Sign reads "McKONKEY FERRY HOUSE Used by the Continental Army During Washingto's Crossing of the Delaware Open to the Public Daily except Mon's 10 AM to 5 PM." Below this, in the bottom border, is "WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON'S CROSSING, N.J."

Date taken: 1940s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.23.jpg

Front of "caretaker out" sign. Painted in orange, yellow, and black, with "Caretaker Out Will Return At." Below this is a "clock" with movable metal hands which can be adjusted to indicate the time of return. Made by "Veracolate."

Date taken: 1940s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.24.jpg

Back of the "caretake out" sign, with "OPEN Week Days 9:30 A.M. to 12. M. 1" pm to 5 pm closed Sundays." Black lettering on white/ cream background.

Date taken: 1940s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.25.jpg

Color photograph of the cover of the February 17, 1947 issue of Life magazine, with depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware River re-enactment by students of Rider College, with headline "Washington Crosses the Delaware… Again."

Date taken: 1947

Photographer: Life Magazine

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.26.jpg

Black and white view of the entrance to Washington Crossing State Park, with the intersection of Route 29/ River Road and Route 546/ Washington Crossing-Pennington Road in the foreground, 1960s.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.27.jpg

Newspaper clipping showing construction at the Open Air Theatre, as published in a July 21, 1965 newspaper. Includes photograph of the construction, along with the caption "DRESSING UP - Dirk VanDommelen, superindendent of the Washington Crossing Park in New Jersey, left lends a hand to volunteers from the Washington Crossing Park Association who are building a new dressing room behind the stage at the open air theater. The citizens association plans to use the dressing room during the coming season's full schedule of plays and concerts. Herb Thomas of Pennington, right, and MItchell Carter Jr. of Titusville were two of the eight or nine volunteers working on the project yesterday."

Date taken: July 21, 1965

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.28.jpg

Photograph of cover of 1965 Open Air Theatre booklet, with "Washington Crossing Association of New Jersey Presents 1965 Summer Festival of Music and Drama at the Open Air Theatre Washington Crossing State Park New Jersey."

Date taken: 1965

Photographer: Washington Crossing Association of New Jersey

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.29.jpg

Copy of a black and white photograph of a concert performed at the Open Air Theatre (OAT), 1960s.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.30.jpg

Photograph of color postcard with United States flags lining driveways near the Harvey Stone Barn/ Flag Museum visible in the back right.

Date taken: 1970s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.31.jpg

Jim Wiles (left) and [unknown) Podevin in a golf cart, touring the grounds of the Park, presumably in association with the arrival of the Nation's Bicentennial. Wiles would become Park superintendant in the 1980s.

Date taken: 1970s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.32.jpg

Unidentified Park employees pose for a photograph, 1974.

Date taken: 1974

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.33.jpg

Photograph of a flyer announcing the arrival of the Washington;s Crossing Antique Show to Washington Crossing State Park, Sunday, September 25. No year is available.

Date taken: 1970s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.34.jpg

Photograph of Washington Crossing State Park newsletter, July 3, 1981, announcing the various goings on in and around the Park for Independence Day, 1981.

Date taken: 1981

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.35.jpg

Black and white photograph showing detail of George Washington crossing the Delaware River, as depicted on a 1999 quarter minted as part of the United States Mint's state quarter series.

Date taken: 1999

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.36.jpg

Photo of Japanese Katsura tree, with the Johnson Ferry House visible in the background.

Date taken: November 26, 2003

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.37.jpg

Color photograph of deer fencing erected in the Park, to protect area from being overrun with deer and associated problems.

Date taken: September, 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.38.jpg

Color photograph of Benjamin Strauss conducting cleanup on a rainy afternoon.

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.39.jpg

Color photograph of Park staff conducting a plant survey in the spring of 2009.

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.40.jpg

Color photograph of Park staff in the spring of 2009.

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.41.jpg

Color photograph of Park staff in the summer of 2009, at the Open Air Theater (OAT)

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Decades Disk.42.jpg

Color photograph of unknown man standing in the Park with bicycles, and sign "Greenway Bike Rentals."

Date taken: 2009

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Image included on one of the "Dave Donnelly Decades" disks.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Bridges.1.jpg

Copy of black and white photograph of the Washington Crossing Bridge over the Delaware River, view from the New Jersey side of the river, view northwest.

Date taken: 1880s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Bridges.11.pdf

Digital copy of undated article published in unknown newspaper, about the proposed abolition of tolls on the bridge between the  Washington Crossings in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (with the PA Crossing still named Taylorsville). The article notes "Plans are under way for the improvement and development of the lands on the Pennsylvania side of the river at Washington Crossing; they will be furthered by abolition of tolls, and our own Washington Crossing Park project will also be hastened to completion." It is not known as to who "our" refers to.

Date taken: Undated

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Scan of original document.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Bridges.2.jpg

Color photograph of the Washington Crossing Bridge over the Delaware River from the New Jersey side, view west.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Bridges.3.jpg

Color photograph of the Washington Crossing Bridge over the Delaware River from the New Jersey side, view south.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Ferries.1.pdf

Digital copy of five-page publication, Washington's Debarkation at Johnson's Ferry on Christmas Night in 1776, by Dr. Carlos E. Gofrey. An address delivered before the Trenton Historical Society, November 17, 1932. Includes a discussion of the property now occupied by the Johnson Ferry House, and discusses the ferries that once crossed the Delaware River at Washington Crossing.

Date taken: 1932

Photographer: Carlos E. Godfrey

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Retainingwall.1.jpg

One in a series of three color photographs taken of a reinforced concrete retaining wall along the Delaware River, located below the driveway to the southwest of the Nelson House. View is from below the retaining wall.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Retainingwall.2.jpg

One in a series of three color photographs taken of a reinforced concrete retaining wall along the Delaware River, located below the driveway to the southwest of the Nelson House. View is from below the retaining wall.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware River Retainingwall.3.jpg

Three in a series of three color photographs taken of a reinforced concrete retaining wall located below the driveway to the southwest of the Nelson House. View is from above the retaining wall looking up the river.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.01.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. View is of a Sandwich grinding wheel or similar device.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.02.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. View shows a demonstrator using a Sandwich grinding wheel.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.03.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. View shows a demonstrator using a Sandwich grinding wheel.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.04.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. View shows a demonstrator using a Sandwich grinding wheel.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.05.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view showing tents, layout of display area, and visitors.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.06.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view of tractors from various decades of the 20th century.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.07.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view of tractors from various decades of the 20th century.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.08.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view of tractors from various decades of the 20th century, with what appears to be a steam-powered tractor visible in the rear background.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.09.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view of tractors from various decades of the 20th century.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.10.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view showing tents, layout of display area, and visitors.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.11.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A view of a tractor made by the Avery Tractor Company of Peoria, Illinois.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.12.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A view of a lineup of five Farmall tractors.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.13.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A view of a lineup a mix of John Deere and Moline tractors.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.14.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park, with a view of a steam-power tractor being operated at the event.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.15.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park, showing an apple processing/ coring/ pulping machine in operation.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.16.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park, showing an apple processing/ coring/ pulping machine in operation.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.17.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park, showing what appears to be a small, steam-operated machine.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.18.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. View is of a red farm truck, from Burlington, New Jersey.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.19.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view of the event, with a wood-processing machine visible in the center of the photo.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.20.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view, with a 1920s farm truck with flatbed visible towards the center of the photo.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.21.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. Visitors watch a steam-driven Case tractor in action.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.22.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. Visitors watch a steam-driven Case tractor in action, a second view.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.23.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A detail view of a 1925 Avery 25-50 tractor, made by the Avery Tractor Company of Peoria, Illinois.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.24.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A second view of a 1925 Avery 25-50 tractor, made by the Avery Tractor Company of Peoria, Illinois.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.25.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A general view, with a 1930s Sunoco gas pump and associated signage visible in the foreground.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.26.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. Here, visitors review a display showing canning methods and the history of fruit jars.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.27.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A man poses with an Eggomatic egg sorting machine, made by the Bodine Electric Company.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Delaware Valley Powershow.28.jpg

One in a series of color photographs taken at the 2012 Delaware Valley Power Show held at Washington Crossing State Park. A man demonstrates an Eggomatic egg sorting machine, made by the Bodine Electric Company, to a show visitor.

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk van Dommelen.1.pdf

Digital copy of Former Washington Crossing Park superintendent Dirk van Dommelen's obituary, published in the Trenton Times, June 7, 1983.

Date taken: June 7, 1983

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk van Dommelen.2.pdf

Digital copy of wife of former Washington Crossing Park superintendent Dirk van Dommelen's obituary, published in the Trenton Times, May 12, 1987.

Date taken: May 12, 1987

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk van Dommelen.3.pdf

Biography of Dirk van Dommelen written by his daughter, Annelies, of Lambertville, New Jersey circa 2010.

Date taken: Circa 2010

Photographer: Annelies van Dommelen

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk van Dommelen.4.jpg

Color photograph of large medal of Dirk van Dommelen, apparently cast/ minted a short time after his death.

Date taken: February 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.1.jpg

One of three black and white photographs showing the many moods of Kirk van Dommelen, posing with his signature pipe.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.2.jpg

Two of three black and white photographs showing the many moods of Kirk van Dommelen, posing with his signature pipe.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.3.jpg

Three of three black and white photographs showing the many moods of Kirk van Dommelen, posing with his signature pipe.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.4.jpg

One of two color photographs of van Dommelen children.

Date taken: July 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.5.jpg

Two of two color photographs of van Dommelen children.

Date taken: July 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.6.jpg

A copy of a black and white photograph of Johanna Harvey Stone Barn/ Flag Museum, with Tia Boyan (left) reviewing unknown content with Johanna van Dommelen (center) and an unidentied woman, 1960s.

Date taken: 1960s

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.7.jpg

A photograph of a black and white newspaper clipping with the caption "Washington Crossing Park superintendent Dirk Van [sic] Dommelen gets the open air theatre stage ready for the June 25 opening." Photograph with caption shows Dirk van Dommelen doing electrical work at the Theatre.

Date taken: 1965

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from newspaper clipping.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.8a.jpg

Biography of Dirk van Dommelen written by his daughter, Annelies, of Lambertville, New Jersey circa 2010. Page 1.  Appears to be incomplete.

Date taken: Circa 2010

Photographer: Annelies van Dommelen

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Dirk vanDommelen.8b.jpg

Biography of Dirk van Dommelen written by his daughter, Annelies, of Lambertville, New Jersey circa 2010. Page 2.  Appears to be incomplete.

Date taken: Circa 2010

Photographer: Annelies van Dommelen

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Disasters.1.pdf

One of four digital copies of newspaper articles associated with the crashes of navy planes in Washington Crossing State Park in 1944. Article "'Chute Pilot Killed," was published in the March 10, 1944 Trenton Evening Times and tells of the death of Edward Butler, 42, who was a parachute tester, encoutered motor trouble and crashed "deep in the park."

Date taken: March 10, 1944

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Disasters.2.pdf

Two of four digital copies of newspaper articles associated with the crashes of navy planes in Washington Crossing State Park in 1944. Article "Where Trenton Flier Met Death," was published in the March 12, 1944 Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser  and includes a photo of the wrecked plane flown by Edward Butler, which crashed in Washington Crossing State Park. The caption associated with the photo notes "The wrecked plane which cause the death of Edward Butler, 41 years of age, when it crashed in Washington Crossing State Park early Friday, afternoon, while the pilot was making a test flight, is pictured above." Article continued on separate image.

Date taken: March 12, 1944

Photographer: Trenton Sunday Times- Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Disasters.3.pdf

Three of four digital copies of newspaper articles associated with the crashes of navy planes in Washington Crossing State Park in 1944. A continuation of article "Where Trenton Flier Met Death," was published in the March 12, 1944 Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser.

Date taken: March 12, 1944

Photographer: Trenton Sunday Times- Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Disasters.4.pdf

Four of four digital copies of newspaper articles associated with the crashes of a navy plane in Washington Crossing State Park in 1944. A continuation of article "Navy Ferry Pilot Parachutes To Safety As Plan Crashes In Washington Crossing Area" was published in the June 18, 1944 Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser. The pilot was Charles Wilson McCarroll, of Junction City, Texas; he landed on a farm near Washington Crossing-Harbourton Road. The plane crashed in a swamp near Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: June 18, 1944

Photographer: Trenton Sunday Times- Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Donnelley.1.pdf

An interview with former Washington Crossing State Park David Donnell, conducted by Peter Osborne, on various aspects of Park management, his time as Superintendent, etc. between 2003 and 2010.

Date taken: Undated

Photographer: Peter Osborne and David Donnelley

Additional notes: Born digital. Use with caution. Bad WCA "press" in contents. Perhaps omit Donnelley's personal contact info.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Edward Anderson.1.pdf

Digital copy of article published in the May 15, 1955 Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser. At upper right is a photograph with the caption "All his life Edward D. Anderson of Titusville has made a hobby of boys and horses. Here he is explaining to Jerry Blauth, a young Pleasant Valley rider, that there's a special way to hitch a horse. The horse, in this case, happens to be 'Rusty,' Jerry's favorite mount. Anderson recently retired as superintendent of the State Forest Nursery at Washington Crossing Park."

Date taken: May 15, 1955

Photographer: Trenton Sunday Times- Advertiser

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Edwin DeHart.1.pdf

One of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated former Park superintendent Edwin M. DeHart. Article "'Complaints Filed On Civil Service," was published in the June 4, 1945 Trenton Evening Times and discusses allegations that the New Jersey State Department of Conservation and Development should not have hired DeHart as Washington Crossing State Park superintendent, as the Park had minimal use as a result of the war and therefore, it didn't need one. Article continued in a separate image.

Date taken: June 4, 1945

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Edwin DeHart.2.pdf

Two of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated former Park superintendent Edwin M. DeHart. Article "'Complaints Filed On Civil Service," was published in the June 4, 1945 Trenton Evening Times and discusses allegations that the New Jersey State Department of Conservation and Development should not have hired DeHart as Washington Crossing State Park superintendent, as the Park had minimal use as a result of the war and therefore, it didn't need one. A continuation of the article.

Date taken: June 4, 1945

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Edwin DeHart.3.pdf

Three of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated former Park superintendent Edwin M. DeHart. Article "'DeHart Gets Post At Crossing Park," was published in the June 20, 1945 Trenton Evening Times. He replaced Malcolm R. Joiner, the previous superintendent, who had served for a year.

Date taken: June 20, 1945

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Egomatic Sorters.1.pdf

A digital copy of a 14-page advertising brochure, This is Egomatic. Illustrates the history of Otto Niederer's (of Niederer Farm) Egomatic egg-sorting machine, with many photographs. Undated, but circa 1970, if can be judged by five digit ZIP code and code on last page of brochure. Also includes 7-page manuscript about the Niederers and their Egomatic invention.

Date taken: circa 1970

Photographer: The Otto Niederers

Additional notes: Made from original publications. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Equestrian Trails.1.jpg

One of two color photographs showing the conditions of a Park equestrian trail as it appeared in spring 2012.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Equestrian Trails.2.jpg

One of two color photographs showing the conditions of a Park equestrian trail as it appeared in spring 2012.

Date taken: May 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Essays By Staff.1.pdf

Written by Park Naturalist Wayne Henderek, he illustrates the value of the nature center in Washington Crossing State Park, in his "Why a Nature Center?" essay. The purpose for the essay is unknown, but it appears to have been written for publication in a newspaper or similar genre.

Date taken: Unknown

Photographer: Wayne Henderek

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Farms.1.tif

Black and white photo of what appears to be a Boy Scouts Jamboree in the Park, if can be judged by the campers and trailers in the distance, with a farm in the foreground.

Date taken: Circa 1955

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from photograph

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Farms.2.jpg

A springhouse within Washington Crossing State Park, as it appeared in late fall, 2011.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Farms.3.jpg

Interpretive Park signage associated with springhouse in the WCSP.

Date taken: December 16, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ferry Boat.1.jpg

One in a series of five color photographs taken of the full-scale replica ferry boat, and site adjacent to the Nelson House. Replica was built by Tom Carter, Benjamin Sanchez, and Jeffrey Noden in 2001.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ferry Boat.2.jpg

Two in a series of five color photographs taken of the full-scale replica ferry boat, and site adjacent to the Nelson House. Replica was built by Tom Carter, Benjamin Sanchez, and Jeffrey Noden in 2001.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ferry Boat.3.jpg

Three in a series of five color photographs taken of the full-scale replica ferry boat, and site adjacent to the Nelson House. Replica was built by Tom Carter, Benjamin Sanchez, and Jeffrey Noden in 2001.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ferry Boat.4.jpg

Four in a series of five color photographs taken of the full-scale replica ferry boat, and site adjacent to the Nelson House. Replica was built by Tom Carter, Benjamin Sanchez, and Jeffrey Noden in 2001.

Date taken: July 26, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Ferry Boat.5.jpg

Five in a series of five color photographs taken of the full-scale replica ferry boat, and site adjacent to the Nelson House. Replica was built by Tom Carter, Benjamin Sanchez, and Jeffrey Noden in 2001.

Date taken: November 1, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Burkert.1.pdf

One of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated with members of the Burkert Family. This image is of the obituary of George Burkert, of Cedar Crest Farm, as published in the January 8, 1940 Trenton Evening Times. Burkert was 63, and was a driver/ chauffeur. His home would later become the Nature Center of Washington Crossing State Park. Includes a photo of Burkert.

Date taken: January 8, 1940

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Burkert.2.pdf

Two of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated with members of the Burkert Family. This image is of the obituary of George Burkert, of Cedar Crest Farm, as published in the January 9, 1940 Trenton Evening Times. Burkert was 63, and was a driver/ chauffeur. His home would later become the Nature Center of Washington Crossing State Park. A follow-up to the January 8 obituary. Entry is towards the center of the image.

Date taken: January 9, 1940

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Burkert.3.pdf

Three of three digital copies of newspaper articles associated with members of the Burkert Family. This image is of the obituary of Elizabeth Burkert, formerly of Cedar Crest Farm, as published in the May 3, 1984 Trenton Times. Burkert was 102, and was a driver/ chauffeur. Her home would become the Nature Center of Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: May 3, 1984

Photographer: Trenton Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.01.jpg

One in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012. View shows access roads and soccer fields at the Farm.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.02.jpg

Two in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view of soccer fields.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.03.jpg

Three in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view of Farm outbuildings.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.04.jpg

Four in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view across parking lot to soccer fields.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.05.jpg

Five in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view of Farm outbuildings.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.06.jpg

Six in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view across parking lot to meadow and woods beyond.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.07.jpg

Seven in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with intersection of parking lot and access road in the foreground.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.08.jpg

Eight in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with closeup view of Farm outbuilding.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.09.jpg

Nine in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with closeup view of Farm outbuilding.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.10.jpg

Ten in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with closeup view of Farm outbuilding.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.11.jpg

Eleven in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view of edge of soccer field at left, with end of parking lot in the background.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

George Phillips Farm.12.jpg

Twelve in a series of 12 color photographs of the George Phillips Farm as it appeared in the spring of 2012, with view of soccer field at left, and parking lot in the foreground.

Date taken: April 13, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Goat Hill.1.jpg

Color photograph of Goat Hill, with view down the Delaware River in the background.

Date taken: January 5, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Goat Hill.2.jpg

Color photograph of Goat Hill, with view up the Delaware River, with Lambertville, New Jersey and New Hope, Pennsylvania in the background.

Date taken: January 5, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Goat Hill.21.pdf

Digital copy of October 14, 2009 news release, "N. J. preserves 213 scenic acres in Hunterdon County," as written by Tom Hester, Sr., and published by newjerseynewsroom.com. The area was preserved as Goat Hill, and was formerly proposed for mining and as the site of a residential development, at various times.

Date taken: October 14, 2009

Photographer: Tom Hester Sr./ newjerseynewsroom.com

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Goat Hill.22.pdf

Digital copy of the Winter 2010 Nature's Grapevine," newsletter, associated with Washington Crossing State Park. Includes article on the then newly-preserved Goat Hill Overlook.

Date taken: Winter 2010

Photographer: Washington Crossing State Park

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Goat Hill.3.jpg

Color photograph of Goat Hill, with view up the Delaware River, with Lambertville, New Jersey in the background.

Date taken: January 5, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greater Park.1.pdf

Digital copy of "Island of Dreams" article published in the September 24, 1978 Sunday Times Magazine. The article discusses "Rotary Island" which is located in the Delaware River. Bought by investors and at one point renamed "Northwind Island," it was later purchased by the Green Acres program and administration of the island is by Washington Crossing State Park.

Date taken: September 24, 1978

Photographer: Sunday Times Magazine

Additional notes: Made from original publication

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acre Properties.1.jpg

One of five color photograph's taken of the ruins of a house and vicinity at the Green Acre Properties. Shows concrete pad, presumably used as base for house construction.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acre Properties.2.jpg

Two of five color photograph's taken of the ruins of a house and vicinity at the Green Acre Properties. Shows concrete pad, presumably used as base for house construction.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acre Properties.3.jpg

Three of five color photograph's taken of the ruins of house and vicinity at the Green Acre Properties. Shows birch tree with carved initials etc.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acre Properties.4.jpg

Four of five color photograph's taken of the ruins of a house and vicinity at the Green Acre Properties. Shows birch tree with carved initials etc.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acre Properties.5.jpg

Five of five color photograph's taken of the ruins of a house and vicinity at the Green Acre Properties. Shows rectangular foundation, perhaps functioning as the shaft for an outhouse.

Date taken: May 25, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acres.1.pdf

Digital copy of a page of the December 11, 1963 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Titusville Residents Hit Park's Extension," with several area residents being upset with the proposed extension to Washington Crossing State Park under the Green Acres program, which was to condemn 10 properties along Brickyard Road.

Date taken: December 11, 1963

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acres.2.pdf

Digital copy of a page of the February 5, 1964 Trenton Evening Times, with article "Washington Crossing Park To Grow." As a result of the acquisition of open space under the Green Acres program, the WCSP was to double in size, with reasons for the necessity of the Park's expansion discussed.

Date taken: February 5, 1964

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Green Acres.3.pdf

Digital copy of 27-page "Report on Proposed Sale of Surplus Residential Property by the Department of Environmental Protection in the Township of Hopewell, Mercer County, [N.J.S.A. 13:1D-52]." Prepared by Department of Environmental Protection Green Acres Program January 24, 2011. Discusses the proposed sale of 401 Pennington-Titusville Road, with multiple buildings and outbuildings.

Date taken: January 24, 2011

Photographer: Department of Environmental Protection

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.01.jpg

Color photograph of restrooms associated with 1970s facilities at Green Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.02.jpg

Color photograph of ballfield at Green Grove, with picnic table at right, late winter 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.03.jpg

Color photograph of ballfield at Green Grove, with barbecue stand in the foreground and playground at the back left, late winter 2012.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.04.jpg

Color photograph of ballfield at Green Grove, with barbecue stand in the right foreground, as the area appeared in early spring 2012.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.05.jpg

One of two photos of a stone fireplace taken at Green Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.06.jpg

Two of two photos of a stone fireplace taken at Green Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.07.jpg

Color photograph of the parking area at Green Grove.

Date taken: March 30, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.08.jpg

One of two color photos of the picnic pavilion at Green Grove. A general view.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.09.jpg

One of two color photos of the picnic pavilion at Green Grove. A detailed view showing construction of columns, stairs etc.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.10.jpg

One in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows stairs leading up to Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.11.jpg

Two in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows access road at Grove.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.12.jpg

Three in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows old entrance to Grove, with "Dead End" sign.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.13.jpg

One in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows one of the drainage ditches and stone culverts along the road.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.14.jpg

One in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows one of the drainage ditches and stone culverts along the road.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.15.jpg

One in a series of five color photographs showing roads and adjacent structures at Greene Grove. View shows old railroad ties once used as fence posts.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.16.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of the stone pumphouse.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.17.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of the stone pumphouse.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.18.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of the stone pumphouse, showing door details.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.19.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of the stone pumphouse.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.20.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of a stone waterfountain.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.21.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. View is of a stone waterfountain.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Greene Grove.22.jpg

One in a series of seven color photographs showing elements of the Greene Grove water supply. A general view, with fountain and fireplace at the right center of the photograph.

Date taken: February 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Gustave Juncker.1.pdf

Gustave Juncker "Plan for a National Park at Washington's Crossing" published in an unidentified and undated newspaper, with article discussing his plans for what is now Washington Crossing State Park extending down to the State House at Trenton and associated illustration showing proposed buildings, streetscapes, etc.

Date taken: Circa 1909

Photographer: Gustave Juncker

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

Gustave Juncker.2.pdf

In "Letters to the Editor" published in an undated issue of the Sunday Advertiser, is that "Proposes National Memorial at Trenton," presumably written by Gustave Juncker in favor of a memorial at Trenton, and discusses the significance of the area's history and that of George Washington.

Date taken: Circa 1909

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.01.jpg

One of three color photographs showing general views of the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing stand of trees.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.02.jpg

Two of three color photographs showing general views of the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing open lawn area with outstretched shadows, and trees beyond.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.03.jpg

Three of three color photographs showing general views of the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing trees and shadows.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.04.jpg

One of three color photographs showing views of the gateway and gutters at George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing the right of way of one of the gutters.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.05.jpg

Two of three color photographs showing views of the gateway and gutters at George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing construction detail of one of the gutters, shown by lines of stone towards the center of the photo.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.06.jpg

Three of three color photographs showing views of the gateway and gutters at George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park, showing a partially-overgrown entrance to the Arboretum at the center of the photo.

Date taken: March 2, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.07.jpg

A color photograph showing a hexagonal cement marker at the Arboretum, with an inserted aluminum strip.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.08.jpg

A detailed view/ zoom of one of the Arboretum markers.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.09.jpg

A general view of one of the Arboretum markers.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.10.jpg

Detail of one of the aluminum botanical specimen tags at the Arboretum. Tag is associated with a Sorbus Americana tree, more commonly referred to as the American Mountain Ash.

Date taken: August 21, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.11.jpg

Color photograph of plaque detail at George Washington Memorial Arboretum, with "GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL ARBORETUM 1932 COMMON TREES OF NEW JERSEY A GIFT TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE BY CHARLES LATHROP PACK ARTHUR NEWTON PACK."

Date taken: November 15, 2011

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.12.jpg

Color photograph of a general of the Pack Memorial at the George Washington Arboretum.

Date taken: April 6, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.1.pdf

One of three digital copies of newspaper articles discussing the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park. This image is of a page of the May 15, 1932 Trenton Evening Times, and announces dedication ceremonies for the Arboretum, in an article, "Washington Crossing Arboretum Will Be Dedicated on Thursday," in association with George Washington's 200th birthday. The Arboretum was the gift of Charles Lathrop Pack, whose photo is included with the article.

Date taken: May 16, 1932

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.2.pdf

Two of three digital copies of newspaper articles discussing the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park. This image is of a page of the May 16, 1932 Trenton Evening Times, and announces dedication ceremonies for the Arboretum, in a short article, "Pack Arboretum To Be Dedicated," in association with George Washington's 200th birthday. The Arboretum was the gift of Charles Lathrop Pack.

Date taken: May 16, 1932

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.3.pdf

Three of three digital copies of newspaper articles discussing the George Washington Arboretum at Washington Crossing State Park. This image is of a page of the May 19, 1932 Trenton Evening Times, and announces dedication ceremonies for the Arboretum, in a short article, "Pack Arboretum Given To State," in association with George Washington's 200th birthday. The Arboretum was the gift of Charles Lathrop Pack. His son, Arthur Newton Pack, made the presentation.

Date taken: May 19, 1932

Photographer: Trenton Evening Times

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Arboretum.4.pdf

Dedication program "George Washington Memorial Arboretum at Washington Crossing New Jersey." Seven pages, includes brief history of Washington crossing the Delaware River, as as a planting plan for the Arboretum.

Date taken: May, 1932

Photographer: Unknown

Additional notes: Made from original publication. Would be an excellent resource to be included in a "resources" link on the WCA's website.

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Bicentennial.01.jpg

Detail of plaque with "THIS TREE PLANTED IN LIVING MEMORY OF AMOS SCUDDER GUIDE OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY ON ITS MARCH FROM WASHINGTON CROSSING TO TRENTON DECEMBER 26, 1777 -- PLANTED BY HIS GREAT GRANDDAUGTER JULIA SCUDDER 1931."

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Bicentennial.02.jpg

large tree, presumably that planted in memory of Amos Scudder.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Bicentennial.03.jpg

Detail of plaque with "PLANTED BY MERCER CO. 4-H CLUBS GEORGE WASHINGTON BI-CENTENNIAL 1932." Set in concrete.

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Bicentennial.04.jpg

Detail of plaque with "PLANTED BY NEW JERSEY STATE SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION GEORGE WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL 1932."

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett

Date archived: 7/13/2023

GW Bicentennial.05.jpg

Detail of plaque with "CENTURY COUNCIL 100 JR. O.U.A.M. MAY 8, 1932."

Date taken: February 17, 2012

Photographer: Peter Osborne

Additional notes: Born digital

Indexed by: A. Bartlett