Red Bank: Volume II - Gabrielan, Randall
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An engaging pictorial history of Red Bank, a New Jersey shore town whose beginnings are sure to fascinate any reader. Residents of Red Bank, one of New Jersey's best known shore towns, greeted the publication of a photographic history if their town with tremendous enthusiasm in 1995. For the first time, significant people and events in the town's past were celebrated in a vivid record available to all. The author of that volume, Randall Gabrielan, has produced an all-new second book on the town that incorporates many important images reluctantly edited from the first work and others newly…mehr

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An engaging pictorial history of Red Bank, a New Jersey shore town whose beginnings are sure to fascinate any reader. Residents of Red Bank, one of New Jersey's best known shore towns, greeted the publication of a photographic history if their town with tremendous enthusiasm in 1995. For the first time, significant people and events in the town's past were celebrated in a vivid record available to all. The author of that volume, Randall Gabrielan, has produced an all-new second book on the town that incorporates many important images reluctantly edited from the first work and others newly uncovered. In his second Red Bank volume in as many years, Mr. Gabrielan seeks to deepen the view presented in the earlier work and expand the scope of his study. This volume also includes a separate chapter on the West Side, presents a closer look at the influence of the railroad, and extends an examination of Broad Street's changing face.
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Autorenporträt
Randall Gabrielan is a Monmouth County historian and the author of several popular books in the Images of America series. His interest in and enthusiasm for local history is evident in this work, which will surely be treasured by generations to come.