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1.	* History *
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	;right" whale, which migrated in February and March. This industry died out in the 1830s when the species had been so over-hunted a profit could no longer be made. Until the hurricane of 1821, which made a direct hit on the New Jersey coast and destroyed the freshwater swamp with sea water, a great forest covered the south end of town on land that is now well out to sea. Stumps hacked by hand-hewn axes were
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2.	Aerial History of Harvey Cedars
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	are now) was the most frightening experience of my young life. We are about to fly low over my house on Bay Terrace and as we approached my mother was standing in front holding my children by the hands. She told me later how frightened she was. The borough hall has a small addition on the right, the post office, and the coffee shop across the street; Howard Baum’s new Esso station
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