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Norwood, NJ

Site of the first American home of Irenee Dupont, 1800.

Jersey City, NJ

On June 19, 1846 the first march game of baseball was played here on the Elysian Fields between the Knickerbockers and the New Yorks.

Jersey City, NJ

Here, on Elysian Fields, the Knickerbockers and The New York Nine played the first match game of baseball on June 19, 1846.

Jersey City, NJ

Site of first brewery in New Jersey, built by Aert Teunissen Van Putten on his bowerie, 1642.

Jersey City, NJ

In 1918 the first Ford Assembly Plant in New Jersey was founded here.

Jersey City, NJ

Within the limits of Bayonne is the site of a Revolutionary fort, erected for the defense [sp.

Jersey City, NJ

Southeast of the spot the Half Moon anchored Sept. 11-12, 1609.

Kearny, NJ

First Dutch patroonship named Pavonia by Michael Pauw.

Kearny, NJ

Site of home built by Philip Kearny, Mexican and Civil War leader killed at Chantilly.

Jersey City, NJ

Within the limits of Jersey City is the site of the Revolutionary fort at Paulus Hook.

Jersey City, NJ

Washington's "Flying Camp" here in 1776.

Jersey City, NJ

In the summer of 1807 Fulton's steamboat, the "Clermont," made its first advertised voyage to Albany from this site.

Now the Passaic. On its banks copper was discovered in 1715.

Home of song writer, 1854. While here, the composer wrote his most popular work, "Jeanie with the light brown hair."

Jersey City, NJ

Site of residence of John Stevens, Hoboken's founder, 1804, owner of steamboat line, promoter of Camden and Amboy Railroad.

Jersey City, NJ

Site of Colonial Inn on Paulus Hook - Kachensack stage route.