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Albums about nj
published by sbhatia100
Pics taken on my short trip to NY & NJ from Dec.31'03 - Jan.3'04. Check it out!
published by rgaida
Ocean Grove and Bradley beach NJ a varity of pictures taken the summer of 2003
published by photovon
Scenes of Newton Lake and other Collingswood area sites.
published by amacko6748_
Photos taken Summer 2004 by T-Wolf - taureanwolf1@juno.com
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Union County, New Jersey
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People from outside New Jersey often think of the state as manufacturing center with large cities. Nothing could be further from the truth. There is a reason why its called the Garden state.
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OCNJ Beach House
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Visit some of the key sights in New Jersey
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Visit some of the key sights in New Jersey
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The Queen City of the Jersey Shore
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This is a tour of New Jersey's beautiful public Buildings. Thin information on the Hudson County Court House is from a brochure written by Joan D. Lovero.
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The rolling hills of North West New Jersey is known as the Skylands. It is an areas of beautiful lakes, quaint towns and rolling hills and historic treasures. Like our shore it is a great vacation place.
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The place where someone is born and raised is always special. These are my memories of My Hometown. I have also produce a video history of the city.
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Upscale Morris County Town
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I would like to invite you to visit a town that truely takes you on a "tale of two cities". Come and re-live American two Revolutions, The American Battle for Freedom and the Industrial Revolution.
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A tour of the State Of New Jersey From Skylands to Shore
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A tour of Trenton the State Capital of NewJersey
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The Skylands Region of Northwestern New Jersey is a great travel destination, for either a quick getaway or an extended stay. This section of Northwestern New Jersey contains two national parks at its edges, 60,000 acres of state parkland, and a diverse a
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Most people from outside our state think of New Jersey as of the Turnpike. They don't realize that the state is beautiful. It is for this reason that the rich make NJ their home. Do you realize that out of the 10 richest counties in the USA, New Jersey ha
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Spring is a beautiful time in the Garden State. The Colors are terrific. Its a great time to visit.
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One of the largest battles of the American Revolution took place in the fields and forests that now make up Monmouth Battlefield Park in New Jerset. It was here where the Continental Army met the British in an open field and forced them to retreat.
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This Album shows the beauty of Native American Culture at the recent Sussex County, New Jersey PowWow.
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Everyone should have a special place. Mine is The Jersey Shore When I was a boy it was sand castles on the beach, rides on the boardwalk and fun in the surf. As a young adult it was touch football on the beach and the clubs. It was were I met my wife a
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The Southern Jersey Shore
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On April 16, 2005 Maureen and I visited Ellis Island and The Statue of Liberty. Since we were born and raised in the shadow of these national treasures we only visited them once before with our children.
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Orthodox Church in New Jersey
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One of the most beautiful place to live in the USA
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The Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark, New Jersey. It is located at 89 Ridge Street in Forest Hill, next to Branch Brook Park. Envisioned as a fitting monument to the faith,the Cathedral was beg
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Princeton is a beautiful and hostoric town located in Mercer County, New Jersey. It is the home of Princeton University. In addition Albert Einstein Lived Here, it has the Office Residence of the Governor of New Jersey, and the former Offical Resident (Mo
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One of the great things about New Jersey is the four season. Each season brings out the beauty of our state. These pictures were taken in the Skylands of New Jersey
published by ctpelletier55
Monument Valley, Navajo Reservation, Utah
published by m_piyali
A trip to NYC & NJ
published by sfaye101
published by NJT_Chairman
Nottihng but trains here
published by norbkowa
New Jersey Union County
published by umak143
nj
published by katwoman1223
good times, always
published by onecrazyisraeli
published by countryguy8811
Random Pictures of me and my friends
published by tyrrell13
Pics from our summer '05 NYC, Atlantic City trip.
published by ladybug591
These are a mixture of photos taken over the years, mainly in New Jersey but also in VA, SC.
published by rjhawk100
battleship new jersey docked at camden waterfront
published by balletluver
here's some pix from my 1-day trip to some parts of Southern NJ and one part of PA on Oct. 17 2004
published by rrenner
Stu and Judith treated us to a 3 night stay at a beautiful B&B in historic Cape May, NJ. Here are some of the photos taken on that trip.
published by madcow2582
4 day trip to Hazlet & Atlantic City, New Jersey. These are only a few of the many pics that were taken. I may post more eventually!
published by blwpopfari
move from NJ to CA October 2004
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published by lignumrox
published by wornmatt
Scenes of where we grew up. Lived here from 1946 to 2004. Still have house (for sale) in 2006.
published by njpuckman
Pictures of Weather & Nature in the Tri-state area. The Cherry Blossoms in Branch Brook Park in Newark, NJ. Photos taken on April 7, 2002
published by njpuckman
Pictures taken from various spots in the New York/New Jersey area.
published by njpuckman
My weekend trips to Wildwood: June 28-30, 2002 and June 26-29, 2003, June 4-6 (Matt, Liv, Faith and me)
published by njpuckman
more pics of wildwood, especially sunrises from summer 2004
published by jf_grind
Pictures from the Wildwoods, New Jersey.
published by jf_grind
Pictures from the Wildwoods (By the Sea), New Jersey.
published by pec_elect_1978
Trip to France, Switzerland, Italy
published by jfmcrazy
New York from a New Jersey perspective. In color and black and white.
published by shoshannah_78
published by lassi86
trips w/friends
published by oldhouseluvr
Pictures of Victorian Cape May
published by a_reising
Cape May, NJ and other points of interest.
published by a_reising
Lighthouses of NJ
published by spyder8legs
atlantic city, nj
published by furiousakkord
Vacation to Atlantic City, NJ 06/23/03-06/25/03
published by furiousakkord
Part 2 06/23/03-06/25/03
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The last of the pics 06/23/03-06/25/03
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Atlantic City II @ Borgata
published by furiousakkord
Atlantic City II Part 2
published by furiousakkord
Atlantic City II Part 3
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Atlantic City II Part 4
published by Bob_from_NJ
The beaches, Boardwalks, and Lighthouses of New Jersey
published by darkmatter666
Just some random pics during my journey home from NYC.
published by starzinuriii
Snapshots while strolling through the town and University campus (2005)
published by deliwalabhupendra
Atlantic City, NJ, Taj Mahal Casino, Tropical Casino, Broadway Highlights Show, IL Circo show, Borgata resort, Trump Marina, Trump Tower, Harrahs Casino, Boardwalk, Caesors Casino, Caesar Forum, Caesar's Pier Shops
published by dredd4567
The move to NJ including the stop over in Cleveland...
published by xoamiee22ox
MVP trip to Camden NJ
published by slc987
These postcards were collected in the early 1900's by Mabel Briggs Cardner of Plainfield, NJ. We know she would be happy to know we are sharing them. We have left the notes and writing, as they are part of history, too.
published by horn122
published by michaelyagoda3
THEY'VE ALL COME TO LOOK FOR AMERICA...THANKS TO SIMON & GARFUNKEL
published by bufal
Little Falls, NJ
published by ccrans4
Point Pleasant, NJ
published by mfletcher35
Pictures of various subjects in Tabernacle Township, NJ.
published by mfletcher35
Pictures of various subjects in Medford Township and Medford Lakes Borough, NJ.
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Pictures of various subjects in the Village of Vincentown and Southampton Township, NJ
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Pictures of various subjects in the Village of Chatsworth and Woodland Township, NJ.
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Pictures of various subjects in Pleasant Mills and Mullica Township, NJ
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Pictures of various subjects in Wharton State Forest, NJ
published by mfletcher35
2004 Chatsworth Cranberry Festival held in Chatsworth, Woodland Township, NJ, on October 16, 2004.
published by da_hills
Summer 05
published by jacrabit4
New Jersey's Quaint Towns and Beautiful Lakes and Beaches.
published by gradydee
Looking from the water front of the Hudson toward NYC. Also includes some pictures of the famouse Colgate Clock
published by gertnerg
our trip to the usa this summer
Pictures about nj
picture: Burlington County Court House
published by: dbeards3
Located in Mount Holly this beautiful Court House was built in 1796. It is considered as one of the finest examples of Federal Architecture in the USA.
picture: Burlington County Court Room
published by: dbeards3
After the Revolution, Mount Holly became the Capital of New Jersey and the State Legislature met here for two sessions. The Capital was then transferred to Trenton.
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