New Jersey - Greenwich - Ye Greate St. S Side
Greenwich, NJ - South side of Ye Greate Street
All photos head "east," which is really southeast.
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Based on the sign on the last house, I have two Richard Wood houses but 75 years apart (earlier for the latter house). Considering that there's no record of a Richard Wood being here in 1720 and the sign was removed a couple of years later, I assume the homeowner was misinformed.
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The 1867 Captain Miller house and the 1874 Sheppard House.
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Starting at the 1811 George Bacon (first postmaster) house, and ending at the only thing that's not a building on these pages. It's the Soldiers' Monument, and unlike almost any other war monument in the country, but befitting a town like Greenwich, it relates way back to the Revolution.
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Two photos each of the east and south faces; the road is on the north side, for reference.
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Pivoting around the west face and ending on the north face.
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Over to the north side of the street
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