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Brison: Brison Homestead with Edwin Marsh Brison and Julia Marsh

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The Brison Farm once covered the Whitney Road area (Knollwood) and the land occupied by the Millburn Middle School. For many years, the building served as the rustic Millburn Inn and was widely known for its hot cinnamon buns. The building was torn down by the Board of Education to enlarge the Junior High School in 1964. It is now the site of the 1964 addition to Millburn Middle School. Inscription on back of photograph reads: The Brison Homestead Old Short Hills Road, Millburn, N.J. Uncle Edwin Marsh Brison + Cousin Julia Marsh, sitting by gate.

2021.276.005

Brison Collection

2021.276

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         Brison: Brison Homestead with Edwin Marsh Brison and Julia Marsh picture number 1
         Brison: Brison Homestead with Edwin Marsh Brison and Julia Marsh picture number 1
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