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Historic Map - Woodbury, NJ - 1886
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The city of Woodbury, New Jersey, 1886.
Reproduction panoramic view of Woodbury, New Jersey drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1886. Quaker Henry Wood of Bury, England settled in what would later be called Woodbury in 1683. On October 22, 1777 during the Revolutionary War, the battle of Red Bank was fought nearby and many of the wounded Hessians were brought to Woodbury and the town's brick school house was used as a treatment facility. Many of the soldiers died and were buried in the north part of the school grounds. The location came to be known as Burying Ground. During that winter Woodbury was occupied by five thousand British troops led by Lord Cornwallis. During the occupation troops pried open doors and cupboards raiding the town of provisions.
The City of Woodbury was incorporated in 1854 and in the latter half of the 1800s prospered greatly, in part, due to the Green family and their patent medicine industry.
The map of Woodbury from 1886 includes streets, buildings and railroad line. It features inset illustrations of the following:
Property of W. H. Livermore.
Woodbury Crucible Works. E. Von Stege & Co., Proprietors.
Res. of E. Von Stege.
Res. Of Geo E. Pierson. Sec. Woodbury R. E. M. Loan Association.
Green Castle Hotel.
Established 1834. A. S. Barber, Proprietor.
G. G. Green's Block. Geo. W. Cattell, Guns & Sporting Goods; Democrat Office, Printing & Publishing; T. Earl Budd, Fine Groceries; C. W. Starr, Dry Goods; L. Brown & Co., Hardware.
Residence of G. G. Green.
Gloucester Co. Court House.
Residence of L. M. Green.
Geo. H. Barker, Real Estate & Insurance.
Deptford School. Henry R. Russell, Principle.
Res. Of W. H. Livermore.
Brant's Hotel. John Brant, Proprietor.
Res. Of A. W. Cattell.
J. D. Green, Clothier.
Property of W. H. Livermore.
Standard Window Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres.; S. E. Githens, Secy.; B. C. Brown, Treas.
Woodbury Steam Flour Mills & Wharf. G. G. Green, Proprietor.
Planing Mill & Sash Factory. Warner Underwood.
Woodbury Roller Rink. Saml. F. W. Garrigues & Co., Proprietors.
C. Sofleiss & Son, Plumbers.
Town Hall.
Woodbury Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres. & Treas.; C. C. Voorhees, Secy.; Frank M. Pierce, Supt. Of Works.
G. G. Green's Laboratory. Green's August Flower, Boschee's German Syrup & Green's Ague Conqueror.
Newton's Hotel. M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
Wenonah House. Wenonah, N. J., M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
A. Gloucester Co. Court House.
Harry Louden, Co. Clerk;
Joseph Paul, Treasurer;
W. Harrison Livermore, Surrogate.
B. Town Hall.
C. County Jail.
D. Soldiers Monument.
1. Public Schools.
2. Deptford School. Henry R. Russell, Principle.
3. Episcopal Church.
4. Episcopal Chapel.
5. Methodist Episcopal Church.
6. Presbyterian Church.
7. Presbyterian German Church.
8. Catholic Church.
9. Friends Meeting House (Orthodox).
10. Baptist Church.
11. G. G. Green's Laboratory.
12. Woodbury Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres. & Treas.;
C. C. Voorhees, Secy.; Frank M. Pierce, Supt. Of Works.
13. Steam Flouring Mill, G. G. Green, Proprietor.
14. Standard Window Glass Works.
G. G. Green, Pres.;
S. E. Githens, Secy.;
B. C. Brown, Treas.
15. Planing Mill & Sash Factory. Warner Underwood.
16. John Wyeth & Bro. Malt Extract. C. P. Eyre, Manager.
17. Geo. H. Barker. Real Estate & Ins.
18. Newton's Hotel. M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
19. A. S. Barber, The Constitution.
20. G. G. Green's Block.
T. Earl Budd, Fine Groceries;
C. W. Starr, Dry Goods;
L. Brown & Co., Hardware;
Geo. W. Cattell, Guns & Sporting Goods;
Office, James D. Carpenter;
Opera House.
21. Liberal Press Office, W. E. Schoch.
22. Paul's Hotel. Joseph Paul, Proprietor.
23. Robert S. Clymer, Counselor at Law.
24. Wm. Moore, Attorney.
25. Res. & Office of Belmont Perry, Attorney at Law.
26. J. W. Merritt, Druggist.
27. Woodbury Roller Rink. Saml. F. W. Garrigues & Co.
28. Charles Walton Coal & Lime.
29. J. G. Cloud, Groceries.
30. Carl G. Umba, Flour, Feed & Groceries.
31. A. W. Cattell Jr. Boots & Shoes.
32. Residence of G. G. Green.
33. Residence of Geo. E. Pierson.
34. Residence of R. K. Matlock, Civil Engineer, P. R. R.
35. Residence of W. Harrison Livermore, Surrogate.
36. Residence of C. S. Fletcher, Contractor and Builder.
37. Residence of B. F. Tatem, Teamster.
38. Residence of J. T. Wilson, Carpenter.
39. Residence of A. W. Cattell.
40. Residence of Geo. W. Cattell, Gunsmith.
41. Residence of Edwin Stokes.
42. Residence of Arthur P. Herbert, Civil Engineer.
43. Residence of Jas. H. Pierson, Surveyor.
44. Enterprise Kindling Wood Works.
45. Wm. Jones, Groceries & Provisions.
46. J. C. Davis, Groceries & Provisions.
47. L. D. Dilks, Livery & Boarding Stable.
48. City Restaurant, Arthur Lay.
49. Theo. P. Green, Groceries & Provisions.
50. John Rachor, Groceries & Provisions.
51. J. F. Sitley, Shaving Parlor.
52. R. G. Porter, Jeweler.
53. Brant's Hotel. John Brant, Proprietor.
54. W. E. Davis, Mould Maker and Machinist.
55. Woodbury Crucible Works. E. Von Stege & Co.
56. C. Sofleiss & Son, Plumbing & Heating.
57. C. F. Patterson, Stoves & Tinware.
58. Theodore Laub. Boot & Shoe Manufacturer.
59. Post Office. C. P. Abbott, P. M.
60. Residence of L. M. Green.
61. J. D. Green, Clothier.
62. Hotel. L. M. Green, Proprietor.
63. W. H. Sithens, Groceries & Provisions.
64. Immanuel Pfeiffer, Real Estate and Insurance;
Richard D. Ware, Counselor at Law.
Reproduction panoramic view of Woodbury, New Jersey drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1886. Quaker Henry Wood of Bury, England settled in what would later be called Woodbury in 1683. On October 22, 1777 during the Revolutionary War, the battle of Red Bank was fought nearby and many of the wounded Hessians were brought to Woodbury and the town's brick school house was used as a treatment facility. Many of the soldiers died and were buried in the north part of the school grounds. The location came to be known as Burying Ground. During that winter Woodbury was occupied by five thousand British troops led by Lord Cornwallis. During the occupation troops pried open doors and cupboards raiding the town of provisions.
The City of Woodbury was incorporated in 1854 and in the latter half of the 1800s prospered greatly, in part, due to the Green family and their patent medicine industry.
The map of Woodbury from 1886 includes streets, buildings and railroad line. It features inset illustrations of the following:
Property of W. H. Livermore.
Woodbury Crucible Works. E. Von Stege & Co., Proprietors.
Res. of E. Von Stege.
Res. Of Geo E. Pierson. Sec. Woodbury R. E. M. Loan Association.
Green Castle Hotel.
Established 1834. A. S. Barber, Proprietor.
G. G. Green's Block. Geo. W. Cattell, Guns & Sporting Goods; Democrat Office, Printing & Publishing; T. Earl Budd, Fine Groceries; C. W. Starr, Dry Goods; L. Brown & Co., Hardware.
Residence of G. G. Green.
Gloucester Co. Court House.
Residence of L. M. Green.
Geo. H. Barker, Real Estate & Insurance.
Deptford School. Henry R. Russell, Principle.
Res. Of W. H. Livermore.
Brant's Hotel. John Brant, Proprietor.
Res. Of A. W. Cattell.
J. D. Green, Clothier.
Property of W. H. Livermore.
Standard Window Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres.; S. E. Githens, Secy.; B. C. Brown, Treas.
Woodbury Steam Flour Mills & Wharf. G. G. Green, Proprietor.
Planing Mill & Sash Factory. Warner Underwood.
Woodbury Roller Rink. Saml. F. W. Garrigues & Co., Proprietors.
C. Sofleiss & Son, Plumbers.
Town Hall.
Woodbury Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres. & Treas.; C. C. Voorhees, Secy.; Frank M. Pierce, Supt. Of Works.
G. G. Green's Laboratory. Green's August Flower, Boschee's German Syrup & Green's Ague Conqueror.
Newton's Hotel. M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
Wenonah House. Wenonah, N. J., M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
A. Gloucester Co. Court House.
Harry Louden, Co. Clerk;
Joseph Paul, Treasurer;
W. Harrison Livermore, Surrogate.
B. Town Hall.
C. County Jail.
D. Soldiers Monument.
1. Public Schools.
2. Deptford School. Henry R. Russell, Principle.
3. Episcopal Church.
4. Episcopal Chapel.
5. Methodist Episcopal Church.
6. Presbyterian Church.
7. Presbyterian German Church.
8. Catholic Church.
9. Friends Meeting House (Orthodox).
10. Baptist Church.
11. G. G. Green's Laboratory.
12. Woodbury Glass Works. G. G. Green, Pres. & Treas.;
C. C. Voorhees, Secy.; Frank M. Pierce, Supt. Of Works.
13. Steam Flouring Mill, G. G. Green, Proprietor.
14. Standard Window Glass Works.
G. G. Green, Pres.;
S. E. Githens, Secy.;
B. C. Brown, Treas.
15. Planing Mill & Sash Factory. Warner Underwood.
16. John Wyeth & Bro. Malt Extract. C. P. Eyre, Manager.
17. Geo. H. Barker. Real Estate & Ins.
18. Newton's Hotel. M. W. Newton, Proprietor.
19. A. S. Barber, The Constitution.
20. G. G. Green's Block.
T. Earl Budd, Fine Groceries;
C. W. Starr, Dry Goods;
L. Brown & Co., Hardware;
Geo. W. Cattell, Guns & Sporting Goods;
Office, James D. Carpenter;
Opera House.
21. Liberal Press Office, W. E. Schoch.
22. Paul's Hotel. Joseph Paul, Proprietor.
23. Robert S. Clymer, Counselor at Law.
24. Wm. Moore, Attorney.
25. Res. & Office of Belmont Perry, Attorney at Law.
26. J. W. Merritt, Druggist.
27. Woodbury Roller Rink. Saml. F. W. Garrigues & Co.
28. Charles Walton Coal & Lime.
29. J. G. Cloud, Groceries.
30. Carl G. Umba, Flour, Feed & Groceries.
31. A. W. Cattell Jr. Boots & Shoes.
32. Residence of G. G. Green.
33. Residence of Geo. E. Pierson.
34. Residence of R. K. Matlock, Civil Engineer, P. R. R.
35. Residence of W. Harrison Livermore, Surrogate.
36. Residence of C. S. Fletcher, Contractor and Builder.
37. Residence of B. F. Tatem, Teamster.
38. Residence of J. T. Wilson, Carpenter.
39. Residence of A. W. Cattell.
40. Residence of Geo. W. Cattell, Gunsmith.
41. Residence of Edwin Stokes.
42. Residence of Arthur P. Herbert, Civil Engineer.
43. Residence of Jas. H. Pierson, Surveyor.
44. Enterprise Kindling Wood Works.
45. Wm. Jones, Groceries & Provisions.
46. J. C. Davis, Groceries & Provisions.
47. L. D. Dilks, Livery & Boarding Stable.
48. City Restaurant, Arthur Lay.
49. Theo. P. Green, Groceries & Provisions.
50. John Rachor, Groceries & Provisions.
51. J. F. Sitley, Shaving Parlor.
52. R. G. Porter, Jeweler.
53. Brant's Hotel. John Brant, Proprietor.
54. W. E. Davis, Mould Maker and Machinist.
55. Woodbury Crucible Works. E. Von Stege & Co.
56. C. Sofleiss & Son, Plumbing & Heating.
57. C. F. Patterson, Stoves & Tinware.
58. Theodore Laub. Boot & Shoe Manufacturer.
59. Post Office. C. P. Abbott, P. M.
60. Residence of L. M. Green.
61. J. D. Green, Clothier.
62. Hotel. L. M. Green, Proprietor.
63. W. H. Sithens, Groceries & Provisions.
64. Immanuel Pfeiffer, Real Estate and Insurance;
Richard D. Ware, Counselor at Law.
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