Historic Map - Asbury Park, NJ - 1881
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Historic Map - Asbury Park, NJ - 1897
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Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and vicinity, New Jersey 1897.
This reproduction panoramic view of Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and vicinity in New Jersey was published by Landis & Hughes in 1897. Asbury Park, the Atlantic beach resort community in Monmouth County, was developed in 1871 by New York manufacturer James A. Bradley. Bradley built the boardwalk with a pier at the end and an orchestra pavilion. In 1888, the Palace Merry-Go-Round was built on the corner of Lake Avenue and Kingsley Street by Ernest Schnitzler. The seaside villages were serviced by the New York and Long Branch Railroad and quickly attracted vacationers from all over. Several luxury hotels lined the mile and a quarter long beachfront. The region offered excellent swimming, boating and fishing during the day and lively clubs and amusements in the evening.
This detailed map from 1897 shows Asbury Park's buildings, railroad route, clearly labeled streets and beaches.
Features inset illustrations of the following locations:
Morrow & Day, Bakers and Caterers.
The Wellington, F. E. Smith, Proprietor.
Ocean Grove Association Building.
The Waverly, H. H. Alcock, Proprietor.
Ocean Grove Auditorium.
The Paloalto, H. Truax & Son, Proprietors.
Residence of H. C. Marryott, Contractor and Builder.
The Madison, J. K. Dodman, Proprietor.
Seaside Hotel, A. H. Stockton, Proprietor.
Residence of Washington White.
Jas. A. Barker's Beach Store.
The Berlitz, 5th and Grand Ave.
Perrine & Jackson, Meat Market.
William Wagner, Mrs. Wagner's Home Made Pies.
J. Edw. Flitcroft, Plumbing and Tinning.
Residence of A Baker.
Residence of D. W. Sexton.
The Matthew, C. W. Matthews, Proprietor.
The Edward Hotel, L. A. Charlton, Proprietor.
Ravenswood Inn, C. Brazer, Proprietor.
St. Laurent, S. Flynn, Proprietor.
S. C. Le Maistre, Laces and Embroideries.
St. Cloud Hotel, Mrs. M. Lewis, Proprietor.
The Fenimore, Thos. Noble, Prop.
The Hawthorne, E. J. Doty, Proprietor.
H. J. Rogers, Planing Mills.
Residence of Joseph M. Bryan, M. D.
Heyman & Son, Meat Market.
L. M. Taylor, Mason Materials and Blue Stones.
R. A. Tusting's Piano Warehouse.
Surf House, E. A. Martin, Proprietor.
W. H. Beegle, Real Estate and Insurance.
Wyncoop & Hulshart, Coal & Wood Dealers.
Milan Ross, Real Estate and Insurance.
Gramercy Hotel, Harry J. Rockafeller, Prop.
Grand Avenue Hotel, Lybrand Sill, Proprietor.
H. W. Merrill, Beach Store.
Excelsior Laundry Co.
Sunset Hall, John Rockafeller & Son, Props.
The Lafayette, Wright & Frost, Props.
White's Pavilion.
Post Office Building.
Ranney's Pharmacy.
T. Frank Appleby, Real Estate & Insurance.
Berrang & Zacharias Bicycles.
Forman's Coal and Wood Yard.
Residence of G. K. Moorehead.
James H. Sexton, Undertaker and Embalmer.
The Atlanta Hotel, Wm. Applegate, Proprietor.
Hotel Columbia, W. Harvey Jones, Proprietor.
Norwood Hall, Travers & Trumpbour, Props.
The Colonial Hotel, Frank M. Cooper, Proprietor.
J. Kelsey, Fish and Oyster Market.
Plaza by the Sea, H. J. & Mrs. S. A. Bly, Props.
C. L. Smock, Livery and Boarding Stable.
Buchanon & Smock, Wholesale & Retail Lumber Dealers.
Hotel Lyndhurst.
Victoria Hotel, Miss S. Kempe, Prop.
The Albermarle, P. L. Harnett, Proprietor.
The Brighton, Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, Prop.
Ocean Hotel, G. L. Atkins & Sons, Props.
Lake Avenue Hotel.
H. W. Morford, Livery & Boarding Stables.
Rogers Express Depot.
W. P. Combs, Livery Stables.
John M. Laight, Wood Turning & Scroll Sewing Mills.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
REAL ESTATE AGENTS:
Frank T. Appleby, cor. Mattision Ave. and Main St.
W. H. Beegle, 226 Main St.
Daniel C. Covert, 715 Mattision Ave.
F. A. Pawley, 728 Mattision Ave.
Milan Ross, 208 Main St.
Jos. R. Royce, 4th Ave and Main St.
Washington White, 222 Main St. opp R. R. Station.
AMUSEMENTS:
Palace Merry-Go-Round or Pleasure Wheel.
ATTORNEYS:
David Harvey, Jr., Monmouth Building.
Isaac C. Kennedy, Monmouth Building.
BAKERS:
H. W. Lake, 717 Cookman Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main Ave. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
BANKS:
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank, cor. Main & Mattision Ave.
BICYCLE DEALERS:
Berrang & Zacharias, 723 & 725 Mattision Ave. & 4th Ave. below Kingsley St.
BICYCLE RIDING ACADEMY:
Berrang & Zacharias, 804 Cookman Ave.
BICYCLE REPAIRS:
Berrang & Zacharias, Lake Ave. & Heck St.
BOOTS & SHOES:
August Woehrer, 13 South Main St.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE:
Buchanon & Smock, Main & Asbury Ave.
BUILDING LOAN CO.:
Asbury Park Building Loan Co., Appleby Bldg.
BUILDING MATERIAL:
L. M. Taylor, Main St. near 4th Ave.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS:
Samuel L. W. Kirkbride, cor. First Ave. and Main St.
H. C. Marryott, 917 Summerfield Ave.
D. W. Sexton, 601 Bangs Ave.
CATERERS:
Day's, 219 Asbury Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main Ave. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
COAL & WOOD:
J. D. Beegle, 308 Main St., Yard, 2nd Ave. & Main St.
Geo. E. Farmer, opp. Ocean Grove Gates, Main St.
John Forman, 805 Asbury Ave.
Pawley Bros. Co., 728 Mattision Ave., 1109 Main St., 166 & 168 Main St., Tel. 11A.
Wyncoop & Hulshart, 79 South Main St., Tel. 59A.
CONFECTIONERS, Retail:
Jas. A. Barker, 220 Main St. & cor. Ocean & First Ave.
W. J. Cooper, 2nd Ave. near Kingsley St.
Day's, 215 Asbury Ave.
H. W. Merrill, Ocean & 2nd Aves.
T. J. Winckler, Mattision Ave., 3 doors from P. O.
W. H. Morris, 162 Main St.
CONFECTIONERS, Wholesale:
Jas. A. Barker, 220 Main St. & N. W. cor. Ocean and First Ave.
T. J. Winckler, Mattision Ave., 3 doors from P. O.
DRY GOODS:
S. C. Le Maistre, Cookman Ave., opp. P. O.
EXPRESS OFFICES:
G. W. Rogers, 44 Main Ave., Tel. 30I
G. W. Rogers, Tel. 22A, Asbury Park Depot
FISH & OYSTERS:
James Kelsey, 315 Cookman Ave., Tel. 93A
FURNITURE:
John L. Schneider, 167 & 169 Main St.
GENTS FURNISHERS:
Amos Lippincott, 210 Main St.
GROCERIES:
Strickland Bros., 618 Cookman Ave.
L. Van Gilluwe, Central Ave. & Olin St., Ocean Grove.
HARNESS MAKERS:
D. W. Newman, Bond St. and Bangs Ave.
HOME MADE PIES:
Mrs. Wagner, 126 Mt. Taber Way, Ocean Grove.
HOTEL MEAT SPECIALTIES:
N. H. Snyder, 537 Cookman Ave.
HORSE SHOEING:
J. W. Sutphen, First Ave. and Main St.
ICE CREAM GARDENS:
J. A. Barker, Ocean & First Ave.
W. J. Cooper, 2nd Ave. near Kingsley St.
Day's, 219 Asbury Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main St. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
LAUNDRIES:
Excelsior Laundry Co., 86 Cookman Ave.
LIVERY & BOARDING STABLES:
W. R. Combs & Bro., Kingsley St. between 3rd & 4th Aves.
H. W. Morford, Sewall Ave. between Emory St. & Grand Ave.
M. E. Sexton, South of Main Ave. Gates, Ocean Grove, Tel. 21B.
Chas. L. Smock, 609 Sewall Ave.
LUMBER:
Buchanon & Smock, Main & Asbury Ave.
MACHINISTS:
R. F. Parisen, First Ave. and R. R.
MASONS & BUILDERS:
Jacob Schwartz, 1004 Asbury Ave.
A. A. Taylor, 711 Mattision Ave.
MEAT MARKETS:
Heyman & Son, 714 & 716 Cookman Ave.
Perrine & Jackson, cor. Heck & Whitefield Aves., Ocean Grove.
MILK & CREAM:
H. Truax & Son, 80 South Main St.
MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS:
Wm. J. Rogers, 611 Main St.
OFFICE BUILDINGS:
Appleby Bldg., 723 & 725 Mattision Ave.
PAVILIONS:
White's, Park Ave. and Deal Lake.
PHARMACIES:
W. R. Ham, 159 Main St.
E. C. Ranney, junction Cookman & Mattision Aves.
PHYSICIANS:
Joseph H. Bryan, 221 Asbury Ave.
PIANOS & ORGANS:
John N. Burtis, 158 Main St.
W. H. Pine, 73 & 75 South Main St.
R. A. Tusting, cor. Mattision Ave. and Bond St.
PLUMBING:
Edw. J. Flitcroft, opp. P. O., Ocean Grove.
Howard C. Landis, 614 Bangs Ave.
PICTURE FRAMES:
J. Van Valkenburgh, 539 Cookman Ave.
SASH, DOORS & BLINDS:
John M. Laight, 505 to 511 Main St.
H. J. Rogers, Main St. & Monroe Ave.
STONE CUTTING:
R. E. K. Rothfritz, 905 Main St.
TAILORS:
Amos Lippincott, 210 Main St. opp. R. R. Station.
This reproduction panoramic view of Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and vicinity in New Jersey was published by Landis & Hughes in 1897. Asbury Park, the Atlantic beach resort community in Monmouth County, was developed in 1871 by New York manufacturer James A. Bradley. Bradley built the boardwalk with a pier at the end and an orchestra pavilion. In 1888, the Palace Merry-Go-Round was built on the corner of Lake Avenue and Kingsley Street by Ernest Schnitzler. The seaside villages were serviced by the New York and Long Branch Railroad and quickly attracted vacationers from all over. Several luxury hotels lined the mile and a quarter long beachfront. The region offered excellent swimming, boating and fishing during the day and lively clubs and amusements in the evening.
This detailed map from 1897 shows Asbury Park's buildings, railroad route, clearly labeled streets and beaches.
Features inset illustrations of the following locations:
Morrow & Day, Bakers and Caterers.
The Wellington, F. E. Smith, Proprietor.
Ocean Grove Association Building.
The Waverly, H. H. Alcock, Proprietor.
Ocean Grove Auditorium.
The Paloalto, H. Truax & Son, Proprietors.
Residence of H. C. Marryott, Contractor and Builder.
The Madison, J. K. Dodman, Proprietor.
Seaside Hotel, A. H. Stockton, Proprietor.
Residence of Washington White.
Jas. A. Barker's Beach Store.
The Berlitz, 5th and Grand Ave.
Perrine & Jackson, Meat Market.
William Wagner, Mrs. Wagner's Home Made Pies.
J. Edw. Flitcroft, Plumbing and Tinning.
Residence of A Baker.
Residence of D. W. Sexton.
The Matthew, C. W. Matthews, Proprietor.
The Edward Hotel, L. A. Charlton, Proprietor.
Ravenswood Inn, C. Brazer, Proprietor.
St. Laurent, S. Flynn, Proprietor.
S. C. Le Maistre, Laces and Embroideries.
St. Cloud Hotel, Mrs. M. Lewis, Proprietor.
The Fenimore, Thos. Noble, Prop.
The Hawthorne, E. J. Doty, Proprietor.
H. J. Rogers, Planing Mills.
Residence of Joseph M. Bryan, M. D.
Heyman & Son, Meat Market.
L. M. Taylor, Mason Materials and Blue Stones.
R. A. Tusting's Piano Warehouse.
Surf House, E. A. Martin, Proprietor.
W. H. Beegle, Real Estate and Insurance.
Wyncoop & Hulshart, Coal & Wood Dealers.
Milan Ross, Real Estate and Insurance.
Gramercy Hotel, Harry J. Rockafeller, Prop.
Grand Avenue Hotel, Lybrand Sill, Proprietor.
H. W. Merrill, Beach Store.
Excelsior Laundry Co.
Sunset Hall, John Rockafeller & Son, Props.
The Lafayette, Wright & Frost, Props.
White's Pavilion.
Post Office Building.
Ranney's Pharmacy.
T. Frank Appleby, Real Estate & Insurance.
Berrang & Zacharias Bicycles.
Forman's Coal and Wood Yard.
Residence of G. K. Moorehead.
James H. Sexton, Undertaker and Embalmer.
The Atlanta Hotel, Wm. Applegate, Proprietor.
Hotel Columbia, W. Harvey Jones, Proprietor.
Norwood Hall, Travers & Trumpbour, Props.
The Colonial Hotel, Frank M. Cooper, Proprietor.
J. Kelsey, Fish and Oyster Market.
Plaza by the Sea, H. J. & Mrs. S. A. Bly, Props.
C. L. Smock, Livery and Boarding Stable.
Buchanon & Smock, Wholesale & Retail Lumber Dealers.
Hotel Lyndhurst.
Victoria Hotel, Miss S. Kempe, Prop.
The Albermarle, P. L. Harnett, Proprietor.
The Brighton, Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, Prop.
Ocean Hotel, G. L. Atkins & Sons, Props.
Lake Avenue Hotel.
H. W. Morford, Livery & Boarding Stables.
Rogers Express Depot.
W. P. Combs, Livery Stables.
John M. Laight, Wood Turning & Scroll Sewing Mills.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
REAL ESTATE AGENTS:
Frank T. Appleby, cor. Mattision Ave. and Main St.
W. H. Beegle, 226 Main St.
Daniel C. Covert, 715 Mattision Ave.
F. A. Pawley, 728 Mattision Ave.
Milan Ross, 208 Main St.
Jos. R. Royce, 4th Ave and Main St.
Washington White, 222 Main St. opp R. R. Station.
AMUSEMENTS:
Palace Merry-Go-Round or Pleasure Wheel.
ATTORNEYS:
David Harvey, Jr., Monmouth Building.
Isaac C. Kennedy, Monmouth Building.
BAKERS:
H. W. Lake, 717 Cookman Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main Ave. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
BANKS:
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank, cor. Main & Mattision Ave.
BICYCLE DEALERS:
Berrang & Zacharias, 723 & 725 Mattision Ave. & 4th Ave. below Kingsley St.
BICYCLE RIDING ACADEMY:
Berrang & Zacharias, 804 Cookman Ave.
BICYCLE REPAIRS:
Berrang & Zacharias, Lake Ave. & Heck St.
BOOTS & SHOES:
August Woehrer, 13 South Main St.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE:
Buchanon & Smock, Main & Asbury Ave.
BUILDING LOAN CO.:
Asbury Park Building Loan Co., Appleby Bldg.
BUILDING MATERIAL:
L. M. Taylor, Main St. near 4th Ave.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS:
Samuel L. W. Kirkbride, cor. First Ave. and Main St.
H. C. Marryott, 917 Summerfield Ave.
D. W. Sexton, 601 Bangs Ave.
CATERERS:
Day's, 219 Asbury Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main Ave. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
COAL & WOOD:
J. D. Beegle, 308 Main St., Yard, 2nd Ave. & Main St.
Geo. E. Farmer, opp. Ocean Grove Gates, Main St.
John Forman, 805 Asbury Ave.
Pawley Bros. Co., 728 Mattision Ave., 1109 Main St., 166 & 168 Main St., Tel. 11A.
Wyncoop & Hulshart, 79 South Main St., Tel. 59A.
CONFECTIONERS, Retail:
Jas. A. Barker, 220 Main St. & cor. Ocean & First Ave.
W. J. Cooper, 2nd Ave. near Kingsley St.
Day's, 215 Asbury Ave.
H. W. Merrill, Ocean & 2nd Aves.
T. J. Winckler, Mattision Ave., 3 doors from P. O.
W. H. Morris, 162 Main St.
CONFECTIONERS, Wholesale:
Jas. A. Barker, 220 Main St. & N. W. cor. Ocean and First Ave.
T. J. Winckler, Mattision Ave., 3 doors from P. O.
DRY GOODS:
S. C. Le Maistre, Cookman Ave., opp. P. O.
EXPRESS OFFICES:
G. W. Rogers, 44 Main Ave., Tel. 30I
G. W. Rogers, Tel. 22A, Asbury Park Depot
FISH & OYSTERS:
James Kelsey, 315 Cookman Ave., Tel. 93A
FURNITURE:
John L. Schneider, 167 & 169 Main St.
GENTS FURNISHERS:
Amos Lippincott, 210 Main St.
GROCERIES:
Strickland Bros., 618 Cookman Ave.
L. Van Gilluwe, Central Ave. & Olin St., Ocean Grove.
HARNESS MAKERS:
D. W. Newman, Bond St. and Bangs Ave.
HOME MADE PIES:
Mrs. Wagner, 126 Mt. Taber Way, Ocean Grove.
HOTEL MEAT SPECIALTIES:
N. H. Snyder, 537 Cookman Ave.
HORSE SHOEING:
J. W. Sutphen, First Ave. and Main St.
ICE CREAM GARDENS:
J. A. Barker, Ocean & First Ave.
W. J. Cooper, 2nd Ave. near Kingsley St.
Day's, 219 Asbury Ave.
Morrow & Day, Main St. opp. Association Bldg., Ocean Grove.
LAUNDRIES:
Excelsior Laundry Co., 86 Cookman Ave.
LIVERY & BOARDING STABLES:
W. R. Combs & Bro., Kingsley St. between 3rd & 4th Aves.
H. W. Morford, Sewall Ave. between Emory St. & Grand Ave.
M. E. Sexton, South of Main Ave. Gates, Ocean Grove, Tel. 21B.
Chas. L. Smock, 609 Sewall Ave.
LUMBER:
Buchanon & Smock, Main & Asbury Ave.
MACHINISTS:
R. F. Parisen, First Ave. and R. R.
MASONS & BUILDERS:
Jacob Schwartz, 1004 Asbury Ave.
A. A. Taylor, 711 Mattision Ave.
MEAT MARKETS:
Heyman & Son, 714 & 716 Cookman Ave.
Perrine & Jackson, cor. Heck & Whitefield Aves., Ocean Grove.
MILK & CREAM:
H. Truax & Son, 80 South Main St.
MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS:
Wm. J. Rogers, 611 Main St.
OFFICE BUILDINGS:
Appleby Bldg., 723 & 725 Mattision Ave.
PAVILIONS:
White's, Park Ave. and Deal Lake.
PHARMACIES:
W. R. Ham, 159 Main St.
E. C. Ranney, junction Cookman & Mattision Aves.
PHYSICIANS:
Joseph H. Bryan, 221 Asbury Ave.
PIANOS & ORGANS:
John N. Burtis, 158 Main St.
W. H. Pine, 73 & 75 South Main St.
R. A. Tusting, cor. Mattision Ave. and Bond St.
PLUMBING:
Edw. J. Flitcroft, opp. P. O., Ocean Grove.
Howard C. Landis, 614 Bangs Ave.
PICTURE FRAMES:
J. Van Valkenburgh, 539 Cookman Ave.
SASH, DOORS & BLINDS:
John M. Laight, 505 to 511 Main St.
H. J. Rogers, Main St. & Monroe Ave.
STONE CUTTING:
R. E. K. Rothfritz, 905 Main St.
TAILORS:
Amos Lippincott, 210 Main St. opp. R. R. Station.
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