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South Orange Avenue & Alexander Street642 views1909Dec 25, 2016

826 South Tenth Street342 views1909Dec 25, 2016

South Tenth Street & Madison Avenue403 views1910Dec 25, 2016

762 South Tenth Street365 views1910Dec 25, 2016

Parker Street & Grafton Avenue360 views1911Dec 25, 2016

1132-1136 Broad Street321 views1909Dec 25, 2016

1020 Broad Street346 viewsJohn F. Dryden Residence
1909Dec 25, 2016

1010 Broad Street397 views1909Dec 25, 2016

Broad & William Streets435 viewsNew Building for Old City Hall Lot
1910Dec 25, 2016

Broad & Bank Streets384 views1909Dec 25, 2016

Broad & Cedar Streets394 views1911Dec 25, 2016

665 Broad Street310 views1911Dec 25, 2016

Broad Street south of William Street322 views1910Dec 25, 2016

873 Broad Street433 views1910Dec 25, 2016

875 Broad Street321 views1910Dec 25, 2016

645 Market Street357 views1909Dec 25, 2016

607 Clifton Avenue400 views1909Dec 25, 2016

591 High Street694 views1909Dec 25, 2016

Eighteenth Avenue & Sixteenth Street422 views1911Dec 25, 2016

551 Clinton Avenue491 views1909Dec 25, 2016

Orange & Gray Streets403 views1910Dec 25, 2016

624 Mount Prospect Avenue376 views1910Dec 25, 2016

624 Mount Prospect Avenue404 views1909Dec 25, 2016

550 Mount Prospect Avenue377 views1909Dec 25, 2016

544 Mount Prospect Avenue375 views1909Dec 25, 2016

519 Mount Prospect Avenue535 views1909Dec 25, 2016

510 Parker Street427 views1911Dec 25, 2016

509 Orange Street447 views1911Dec 25, 2016

508-514 Clinton Avenue500 views1910Dec 25, 2016

505 Clifton Avenue474 views1911Dec 25, 2016

500 Mount Prospect Avenue410 views1909Dec 25, 2016

490 Springfield Avenue537 views1910Dec 25, 2016

Clinton Avenue near Bergen Street434 views1910Dec 25, 2016

464 High Street615 viewsWilliam Rankin Residence (1830)
From "Old South High Street":
Among the first houses built on High Street (MLKJr Blvd) were those of the Longworth family, at Spruce & High Streets and that of the Rankin family at "Hill Park". The Rankin home was purchased and occupied by Edward Rankin in 1833. It stood back of the old Court House and the property ran from High Street on the east to Boston Street on the west. The stately old mansion stood back 500 feet from High Street and was approached by a driveway, shaded by horse chestnut trees. The balance of this estate, some hundreds of acres, was cared for and cultivated like an English gentleman's estate, and in the charge of a Scotchman named Lee.Dec 25, 2016