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Depiction of duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton in Weehawken on July 11, 1804, in which Hamilton was mortally wounded. Image: boweryboyshistory.com

Replica of John Stevens' steam carriage, which he built and ran in 1825 on his Hoboken estate. Image: Wikimedia Commons

Map of route of Camden & Amboy Railroad chartered by state legislature in 1830. Image: Delaware Greenway Partnership

Reconstruction of one of state's first free public schools founded by Clara Barton in Bordentown in 1852. Image: Wikimedia Commons/Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD CC by SA-3.0

Campaign poster for 1856 presidential election Republican ticket of John Fremont of California and William Dayton of New Jersey which lost to Democrats James Buchanan of Pennsylvania and John Breckenridge of Kentucky. Image: Library of Congress

Monument at Gettysburg to 13th New Jersey Volunteers. Image: National Park Service

Officers of 4th New Jersey Infantry at Arlington Heights, Virginia in 1861 during Civil War in photograph taken by Matthew Brady. Image: National Archives

Ad published in Newark Advertiser on Saturday before November 1864 election showing Lincoln-Johnson ticket in Essex County and calling for "War Democrats" to support Lincoln's re-election. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com

Funeral railroad car carrying casket of Abraham Lincoln shown being ferried on April 24, 1865, from Jersey City to Manhattan for public viewing before transport by rail for burial in Illinois as published May 13, 1865, in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Image: Library of Congress

Ad in New York Daily Graphic for Gloucester Iron Works pipe manufacturer published on July 1, 1876. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com

View of Jersey City from New York circa 1850s. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com

Ad circa 1830s for stage coach service from Philadelphia to 'Absecom' (Absecon Island), later site of Atlantic City. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.com

Drawing of Iron Foundry founded 1869 in Bridgeton by David Lanings. Image: National Park Service

Thomas Edison shown with his "talking machine," phonograph invented at his Menlo Park laboratories in photo taken by Matthew Brady at his Washington DC studio in April 1878. Image: Library of Congress

Balbach Smelting & Refining Co. on Passaic River in Newark in late 19th century, second largest US metal processor until closure in 1920s. Image: Wikimedia Commons/Newark Public Library

Medical fees for physicians adopted by New Jersey State Medical Society in 1874. Image: National Library of Medicine

Drawings depicting transport to, treatment of and death in Long Branch in September 1881 of President James Garfield after he was shot in Washington DC published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Image: Library of Congress

Johnson & Johnson factories in New Brunswick in 1887, with original building, the former Janeway & Carpender wallpaper factory, at left. Image: kilmerhouse.com

Interior of Clark's Thread Co. factory in Newark established in 1865 in article published in Scientific American in 1889. Image: NewJerseyAlmanac.om

Rutgers College football team in 1891. Image: Library of Congress

1898 photo of pedestrians on Brooklyn Bridge which opened in 1883 after building supervised by Roebling & Sons, founded by engineer John Roebling. Image: Library of Congress

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