New Jersey-New Brunswick

Historical and current images of New Brunswick, New Jersey
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The New Jersey Dairy Company in New Brunswick, now known as Cream-o-land Dairy. The company was started by Sam Schneier in 1943, and it's now run by his two grandsons in Florence.
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World headquarters of Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, NJ. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
Special Collections and University Archives: A Historical Sketch of Rutgers University
In January 1869, the first issue of the Rutgers student newspaper, the Targum, was published. In 1871, the first college annual, the Scarlet Letter, was issued.
Special Collections and University Archives: A Historical Sketch of Rutgers University
Theodore Frelinhuysen - president of Rutgers College in 1850
Early 19th century print of "Queen's College" depicting Old Queens building prior to the renaming of college as Rutgers College in 1825. Image: Rutgers University Special Collections & University Archives
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Old Queens, built 1809 on main campus of what was then Queens College (renamed Rutgers College in 1825), currently houses offices of University president and senior officials. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
Winants Hall, built in 1890 adjacent to the Old Queens building on its New Brunswick, NJ, campus, served as Rutgers University's only dormitory until 1915. Currently, it houses offices of the University's legal and fundraising staff. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
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Main gate at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
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Graveyard of Christ Church, Episcopal church in New Brunswick, NJ, first built in 1742. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com.
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Christ Church and graveyard, historic Episcopal church built 1742 and reconstructed 1852 in New Brunswick, NJ, whose members included leaders of Johnson & Johnson and other business and government officials in area. Image: NewJersey Almanac.com
Eastern view of New Brunswick NJ circa 1870-1880. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com
Voorhees Chapel | Mason Gross School of the Arts
Voorhees Chapel on Douglass campus at Rutgers University
College Hall Douglass Campus - Rutgers University
College Hall Douglass Campus - Rutgers University | Penny Carlson