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Route 28 (Lincoln Avenue) between North and South Avenues on the Cranford border may be the shortest
state highway in the United States. It is less than 1/4 of a mile long. It was originally called Route 22 (
you can see the old route # on the bridge on North Avenue-see below) and was to connect the current Route 1 with the
current Route 22 in Springfield. The state changed highway numbers in the 1930s and the section build in Garwood
was the only part of the highway ever constructed.
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| Old Route 22 in Garwood |
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| A patch given to students of Garwood public schools in the 1960s |
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| A VARSITY SPORTS LETTER 1970 |
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| soccer-basketball and baseball (boys only back then!) |
1960 THUR THE 70's
| A Postcard from Garwood c 1930 |
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| Where was the building? |
| A church in Garwood |
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| c 1940s? |
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| THE FLOOD OF 1975 |
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| THE UNDERPASS IS UNDERWATER |
| V.F.W.--My Garwood Little League Team-1968 |
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| THE BIG SCOREBOARD IS GONE |
| SPORTS HEROES OF THE TIME |
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| there was a time before they were all millionaires ! |
"THOSE WHERE THE DAYS MY FRIEND....WE THOUGHT THEY NEVER END"....as the song goes
WHAT EVER HAPPEN TO: STEVE,BRIAN,PAUL,JOHN,SEAN
AND MARK?
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JUST SOME OLD STUFF FROM THE BASEMENT COLLECTION
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| Sports Heroes of the 1960s |
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| BEFORE THEY ALL MADE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS? |
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