Red Bank: Volume III - Gabrielan, Randall
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Red Bank, New Jersey--one of the state's most vibrant places--is fortunate to have such a comprehensive and vivid photographic record. Pioneer photographers from the 1860s, as well as their modern counterparts, have contributed an exciting number of images to four books about the area: Red Bank Volumes I through III and Red Bank in the American Century. Present and former residents of Red Bank have greeted each volume with enthusiasm--a testament to the people's pride and commitment to preservation in this community. This exceptional new book continues an in-depth exploration of ongoing…mehr

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Red Bank, New Jersey--one of the state's most vibrant places--is fortunate to have such a comprehensive and vivid photographic record. Pioneer photographers from the 1860s, as well as their modern counterparts, have contributed an exciting number of images to four books about the area: Red Bank Volumes I through III and Red Bank in the American Century. Present and former residents of Red Bank have greeted each volume with enthusiasm--a testament to the people's pride and commitment to preservation in this community. This exceptional new book continues an in-depth exploration of ongoing changes in the town. By directing attention toward each part of the town--from Broad Street to Front Street and from the waterfront to the west side and Monmouth Street--Red Bank Volume III presents a far-reaching portrait of the town. A separate and final chapter devoted to Red Bank's people, places, and events allows readers to grasp the flavor of this distinctive town.
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Author Randall Gabrielan, who has written numerous popular books in the Images of America series, has great affection for the community of Red Bank, a charming and endearing Monmouth County locale. Readers are grateful for his dedication to the topic, and his work represents a valuable contribution to the recorded history of the area.