Hidden history of New Jersey
By: Joseph G. Bilby, Harry Ziegler and James M. Madden
Contributors: Ziegler, Harry F.; Madden, James M. (James Martin), 1964-
Publisher: History Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Charleston, SC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 158
ISBN-13: 9781609494636
Subjects: Biography; History
Table of contents: title: The Jersey blues; title: "Scotch Willie" Maxwell: New Jersey's forgotten general; title: The great Hoboken humbug; title: "I rather think some of us will never come out"; title: The great Jersey City haunting; title: Hoboken's forever ship, 1841-1881; title: Once upon a time in newark; title: Turmoil in Trenton; title: Jersey City gets "ripped"; title: Trouble on Garret Mountain; title: Asbury's inferno; title: The plight of the pineys; title: Frank Hague the benevolent; title: Taking the plunge in Atlantic City; title: The once and future governor: A. Harry Moore; title: The Klan comes to New Jersey; title: Heroes of the Morro Castle: the first separate battalion; title: Swastikas over Sussex; title: Through the hedgerows and on to Paris: Jerseymen liberate the city of lights; title: "Newark's Ernie Pyle"; title: Roseville's mystery man: the enigmatic Moe Berg; title: Terror train in Woodbridge.