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This image depicts the poultry fields of Mountainside Farm, along with some of the chicken coops and various other buildings needed for raising poultry. This particular picture is interesting in that it shows a large portion of the farm, but it also…

A ledger from Mountainside Farm giving the names of workers that were due wages

An image of many of the Mountainside Farm buildings taken from above

This image of the boarding house located on Mountainside Farm depicts the living quarters of its workers. It resembles the other farm buildings designed by Dudley Newton for Theodore Havemeyer, and appears to be quite large.

An image of a room in Mountainside Farm filled with milk containers

Ralph Trimble, George Watson, and Ed Kaulback powering a centrifugal mold.

Melting pot being lifted from Vibrex shakeout machine,k which removes sand and core from the casting. Dust and fine sand is sucked down through the grating.

At this time there were still many cities and states that had laws that claimed that swimwear could not be more than 6 inches higher than the knee. In this picture you can see a city beach sensor actually using measuring tape to make sure the woman…

Frank McMahon was born in Ho-ho-Kus Township (Mahwah) in 1932. He worked for many years for Avon Products (1962-1989) as manager of package development, and then manager of purchasing. and then began a second career as a local journalist. McMahon…

This is a picture of Maria and Judson (Anna's Father and Mother).

These are maps of the Brakeshoe factory produced by Sanborn insurance. It was drafted in 1925 but was updated until 1951. Their are also various closeups of the maps for more detail.

These are maps of the Brakeshoe factory produced by Sanborn insurance. It was drafted in 1925 but was updated until 1951. Their are also various closeups of the maps for more detail.

An image of several Native American arrowheads and other artifacts

A photograph of John and Nathalie Mayer. John Mayer was hired by Theodore Havemeyer to manage the Mountainside Farm and its forty workers, while he and his brother Henry were preoccupied with expanding the sugar refinery. He married Theodore's oldest…

This is a black and white picture of the Snider-Young Family, with John Snider, his wife Daisy May Young, and their baby, most likely Irving J. Snider. It is a professionally done portrait on cabinet card by Heinrichs. There is writing on the back:…

Young discusses his preparations for a debate and how busy he has been this week.