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Lonergan: Blacksmiths John Lonergan and Francis Kearney (brother in-law)

Photograph
In shop, known as the "Prairie Rose," behind 328 Millburn Avenue near the river. 328 Millburn Avenue is the site of Millburn Deli (2022). According to an 1891 advertisement in The Item, the business was "Prairie Rose: Horse Shoeing Establishment." One of approximated 400 small photographs contained in the 1906 photo album donated by Mrs. Riker, a Lonergan relative. Many were reproduced in the 1957 Centennial Book.

1976.021.006

Centennial Collection

1976.021

1. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2" print; 2. 2 5/8 x 3 1/2" negative

Centennial Book, p. 26

         Image ID #394

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