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Palmyra, New Jersey 08065

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Tacony-Palmyra Bridge

This photo from my film negative collection was taken by Walter E. Reinholdt in Palmyra, NJ, in 1922. It features Mr. John Shade standing near a statue, offering a glimpse into the personal history of the time.

From my film negative collection, this photo was taken in Palmyra, NJ in 1922 by an unknown photographer. It captures Thad and Mr. Cooper in a candid moment discussing politics, showcasing a slice of early 20th-century life.

This photo from my film negative collection was taken by Walter E. Reinholdt in Palmyra, NJ, in 1922. It captures the Palmyra & Tacony Ferry, providing a historical snapshot of transportation across the Delaware River. #Restore #Colorize #AdobePhotoshop #

This photo from my film negative collection was taken by Walter E. Reinholdt in Palmyra, NJ, in 1922. It captures the Palmyra & Tacony Ferry, providing a historical snapshot of transportation across the Delaware River. #Restore #Colorize #AdobePhotoshop #

From my film negative collection, this photograph of the historic Joseph Morgan Estate was taken by Walter E. Reinholdt in Palmyra, NJ, in 1922. It showcases the architectural splendor of this landmark.

J.D. Rogues (1967) - Why Did God Make Girls

Peregrine Falcon

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