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Lost Haddonfield: Summertime

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"Social outings were far different just a few generations ago,"according to "Lost Haddonfield," by Douglas B. Rauschenberger and Katherine Mansfield Tassini. "This picnic in the woods took place somewhere in Haddonfield on July 4, 1899. The formal dress was characteristic of the age, even for a picnic." photo provided
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Stewart's boathouse once stood at the foot of Ellis Street between the Mt. Pisgah AME Church and the bridge leading into the Batesville section of Cherry Hill, according to Katherine M. Tassini of the Historical Society of Haddonfield. Credit provided
"'Loading Hay' was taken about 1894 by the late Benjamin T. Wood in the field behind his family's home at 209 Kings Highway West,"according to "Lost Haddonfield" by Doug Rauschenberger and Katherine Mansfield Tassini. "The barns in the rear belong to the houses located along the west side of the first block of West End Avenue. Many of these barns still exist today." Credit provided
"Social outings were far different just a few generations ago,"according to "Lost Haddonfield," by Douglas B. Rauschenberger and Katherine Mansfield Tassini. "This picnic in the woods took place somewhere in Haddonfield on July 4, 1899. The formal dress was characteristic of the age, even for a picnic." Credit photo provided
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These photos are from the archives of the Historical Society of Haddonfield.

Related Topics: Batesville, History, and Lost Haddonfield

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