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Brison Photo Album Pages with Assorted Photos and Descriptions

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Photos of Brison Homestead (pre-1992) and a brief description of changes. Also, photos of: a. The train station at the foot of the garden with the tracks that ran parallel to the front of the house b. Emilie Benson Welsh, c. 1871 c. Emilie Benson Welsh, with sister Mary and brother Benjamin, c. 1872 d. Emilie Benson Welsh, c. 1883 e. Emilie Benson Welsh, March 1881 f. Blanton Charles Welsh photo and Emilie Benson Welsh photo side by side, June 29, 1882

2021.276.001

Brison Collection

2021.276

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         Bottom left text: The station was at the front of the garden the tracks parallels is the front of the house. Bottom right text: Front. Top right text: This picture was taken in 1893. Top left text: This is the Brison Homestead at Millburn N.J. where Emilie Benson was born and lived. The steps originally went up at this front inside the fence. The two big trees in the walls were taken down by the town to lay a sidewalk in 1922. Line of the big trees in the yard blew down in the Cyclone June 1922.; Fragmented piece at bottom left
         Bottom left text: The station was at the front of the garden the tracks parallels is the front of the house. Bottom right text: Front. Top right text: This picture was taken in 1893. Top left text: This is the Brison Homestead at Millburn N.J. where Emilie Benson was born and lived. The steps originally went up at this front inside the fence. The two big trees in the walls were taken down by the town to lay a sidewalk in 1922. Line of the big trees in the yard blew down in the Cyclone June 1922.; Fragmented piece at bottom left
            Left text: Emilie Benson about 1871 Middle text: Benson Children Benson Children about 1872 Mary Emilie Enjamin Right text: about 1883
            Top text: March 1881 Bottom text: June 29 1882

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