Established in the late seventeenth century by European settlers, the small-town agricultural region that became Matawan Borough and Aberdeen Township transformed from a colonial-era shipping hub to a bustling center of commerce and manufacturing, as well as a summer resort destination. The residents' ongoing endeavors to preserve the area have fostered the transition into a cherished suburban bedroom community building toward the twenty-first century.
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Established in the late seventeenth century by European settlers, the small-town agricultural region that became Matawan Borough and Aberdeen Township transformed from a colonial-era shipping hub to a bustling center of commerce and manufacturing, as well as a summer resort destination. The residents' ongoing endeavors to preserve the area have fostered the transition into a cherished suburban bedroom community building toward the twenty-first century.
Established in the late seventeenth century by European settlers, the small-town agricultural region that became Matawan Borough and Aberdeen Township transformed from a colonial-era shipping hub to a bustling center of commerce and manufacturing, as well as a summer resort destination. The residents' ongoing endeavors to preserve the area have fostered the transition into a cherished suburban bedroom community building toward the twenty-first century.
Details
Pages: 160
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.
Imprint: Arcadia Publishing
Series: Making of America
Publication Date: 5th May 2003
State: New Jersey
ISBN: 9780738524030
Format: Paperback
BISACs: HISTORY / United States / General HISTORY / United States / State & Local / Middle Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA)
Author Bio
Helen Henderson, former president of the Matawan Historical Society and director of the Burrowes Mansion Museum, is a professional writer and author of Around Matawan and Aberdeen, a pictorial history. Through this compelling new volume, she reunites area inhabitants, visitors, and former residents with their communities' rich heritage through vivid narrative and over 100, many previously unpublished, photographs.
Helen Henderson, former president of the Matawan Historical Society and director of the Burrowes Mansion Museum, is a professional writer and author of Around Matawan and Aberdeen, a pictorial history. Through this compelling new volume, she reunites area inhabitants, visitors, and former residents with their communities' rich heritage through vivid narrative and over 100, many previously unpublished, photographs.
Established in the late seventeenth century by European settlers, the small-town agricultural region that became Matawan Borough and Aberdeen Township transformed from a colonial-era shipping hub to a bustling center of commerce and manufacturing, as well as a summer resort destination. The residents' ongoing endeavors to preserve the area have fostered the transition into a cherished suburban bedroom community building toward the twenty-first century.
Pages: 160
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.
Imprint: Arcadia Publishing
Series: Making of America
Publication Date: 5th May 2003
State: New Jersey
ISBN: 9780738524030
Format: Paperback
BISACs: HISTORY / United States / General HISTORY / United States / State & Local / Middle Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA)
Helen Henderson, former president of the Matawan Historical Society and director of the Burrowes Mansion Museum, is a professional writer and author of Around Matawan and Aberdeen, a pictorial history. Through this compelling new volume, she reunites area inhabitants, visitors, and former residents with their communities' rich heritage through vivid narrative and over 100, many previously unpublished, photographs.
Helen Henderson, former president of the Matawan Historical Society and director of the Burrowes Mansion Museum, is a professional writer and author of Around Matawan and Aberdeen, a pictorial history. Through this compelling new volume, she reunites area inhabitants, visitors, and former residents with their communities' rich heritage through vivid narrative and over 100, many previously unpublished, photographs.