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"Cross Roads" at Short Hills, Typical Home
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1 Barberry Lane, 1900
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1 Barberry Lane, c. 1900
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1 Brantwood Terrace
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1 Inverness Court, c. 1955
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1 Minnisink Road, c. 1922
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1 Park Place
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1 Park Place, c. 1879
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10 Minnisink Road, c. 1910
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10 Nottingham Road, Bernhardt Muller architect
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100 Hemlock Road, c. 1905
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100 Knollwood Road, 1902
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100 Knollwood Road, 1902
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100 Knollwood Road, 1902
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100 Oakview Terrace, Short Hills
Drawing
101 Knollwood
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101 Knollwood Road, c. 1880
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105 Old Short Hills Road
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105 Old Short Hills Road
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105 Old Short Hills Road
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105 Old Short Hills Road, c. 1859
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105 Old Short Hills Road: Traphagen House, c. 1850
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105 South Terrace, "High Tramer," c. 1902
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106 Knollwood Road,1888
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109 Forest Drive, c. 1909
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109 Glen Avenue, c. 1881
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109 Glen Avenue, c. 1888
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11 Barberry Lane, 1912
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11 Park Circle, Short Hills
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11 Park Place, 1888
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11 Western Drive, c. 1890
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110 Knollwood Road, c. 1900
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113 Highland Avenue
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113 Highland Avenue, 1964
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114 Glen Avenue, 1885
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118 Forest Drive, c. 1890
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118 Sagamore Road, 1908
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12 East Hartshorn Drive, Hack Estate, 1979
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12 The Crescent (Sunset Cottage), Lamb & Rich, 1882
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12 The Crescent (Sunset Cottage), Lamb & Rich, 1882
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12 The Crescent (Sunset Cottage), Lamb and Rich, 1882
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12 The Crescent, "Sunset Cottage," Lamb and Rich
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12 The Crescent, Sunset Cottage, 1882
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12 The Crescent, Sunset Cottage, 1882
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12 The Crescent, Sunset Cottage, 1882
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12 The Crescent, Sunset Cottage, 1882
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12 The Crescent, Sunset Cottage, 1882
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120 Highland Avenue, 1925
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120 Highland Avenue, c. 1890
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