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Randall Gabrielan (Author)

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November 13, 2001
With over two hundred historical photographs,

Allentown and Upper Freehold Township offers a

fascinating overview of two communities in Monmouth

County that are closely tied together historically and culturally. Allentown and Upper Freehold Township

are located at the western border of a county that nearly spans the state from the Atlantic Ocean to a few miles from the Delaware River. This book explores how the county's last rural landscape, Upper Freehold Township, deals with the increasing pressure of development and the effects of these changes on the charming community of Allentown.

See the pastoral beauty of farms such as Merino Hill

and the small settlements that dot Upper Freehold.

Discover the "most crooked Main Street in America," at Imlaystown, the creamery at Cream Ridge, and the

important landmarks of the Old Yellow Meeting House and the Allentown mill.

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Randall Gabrielan has linked town and country in this striking pictorial history. The author of nearly thirty Arcadia books, Gabrielan explores this fascinating area and reveals the little-known stories of a region that was settled some three hundred years ago.

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The Captain John Rogers Building was erected by the honorary officer in 1858 on the former site of Richard M. Stout's store, which had been vacant since the store's destruction by fire in 1844. Read the first page
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Main Street, County Route, Collection of Glenn Vogel, Monmouth County, Collection of Harold Solomon, Church Street, High Street, Cream Ridge, Allentown Messenger, New Jersey, Upper Freehold Township, Old York Road, Allentown-Yardville Road, Doctors Creek, World War, Province Line Road, Revolutionary War, Hightstown Railroad, Burlington County, Allentown Candy Kitchen, Mill House, New Sharon, Vernacular Victorian, Mill Road, National Register of Historic Places
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