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High Point Monument, situated at the highest point in the U.S. state of New Jersey
High Point Monument, situated at the highest point in the U.S. state of New Jersey
The Westbrook-Bell House in Sandyston Township is the oldest house still-standing in Sussex County, built by Dutch settler Johannes Westbrook in the e
The Westbrook-Bell House in Sandyston Township is the oldest house still-standing in Sussex County, built by Dutch settler Johannes Westbrook in the early 18th century.
A 1905 postcard view from "Jefferson Dunn's Farm" along the Paulins Kill in the Baleville section of Hampton Township. The Kittatinny Valley supported
A 1905 postcard view from "Jefferson Dunn's Farm" along the Paulins Kill in the Baleville section of Hampton Township. The Kittatinny Valley supported significant agriculture including dairy farms, and the Paulins Kill powered many grist mills.
The Franklin Furnace mines and processing plant of the New Jersey Zinc Company in Franklin Borough (circa 1890–1901). Zinc mining brought thousands of
The Franklin Furnace mines and processing plant of the New Jersey Zinc Company in Franklin Borough (circa 1890–1901). Zinc mining brought thousands of Irish, South American, and Eastern European immigrants to Sussex County in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Spring Street Commercial District as seen from the Newton Town Green
Spring Street Commercial District as seen from the Newton Town Green
Sussex County Courthouse on High Street
Sussex County Courthouse on High Street
Hill Memorial and Christ Church
Hill Memorial and Christ Church
Former Sussex and Merchants National Bank
Former Sussex and Merchants National Bank