Category:Kingston Bridge (Kingston, New Jersey)

Media in category "Kingston Bridge (Kingston, New Jersey)"

The following 18 files are in this category, out of 18 total.

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  1798 Arch Bridge over Millstone River was built to replace wooden bridge destroyed by Washington on January 3, 1777 Kingston, NJ USA 9-17-2015 - panoramio (1).jpg 2,560 × 1,536; 1.19 MB
  
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  1798 Arch Bridge over Millstone River was built to replace wooden bridge destroyed by Washington on January 3, 1777 Kingston, NJ USA 9-17-2015 - panoramio.jpg 2,560 × 1,536; 1.46 MB
  
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  2023-10-01 16 05 02 View south up the Millstone River from the New Jersey State Route 27 bridge on the border of Princeton, Mercer County and Franklin Township, Somerset County in New Jersey.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 3.35 MB
  
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  Kingston Bridge 1798 half way between New York and Philadelphia built 1798 on Old Lincoln Highway replaced by Route 27.jpg 533 × 400; 56 KB
  
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  Kingston Bridge, Kingston, NJ - milestone.jpg 2,563 × 1,709; 1.77 MB
  
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  Kingston Bridge, Kingston, NJ - south view.jpg 1,743 × 1,162; 929 KB
  
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  Kingston Mill Bridge.jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 6.27 MB
  
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  KINGSTON MILL HISTORIC DISTRICT, PRINCETON BOROUGH, MERCER COUNTY, NJ.jpg 2,784 × 1,848; 780 KB
  
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  Millstone Valley Scenic Byway - Stone Bridge in Kingston, New Jersey - NARA - 7720420.jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 691 KB
  
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  The 1798 Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill replaced the wood bridge that Washington's Army burned in 1777 following the Battle of Princeton. - panoramio.jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.29 MB
  
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  The 1798 Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill replaced to wood bride that Washington's Army burned in 1777 - panoramio.jpg 3,648 × 2,736; 2.36 MB
  
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  The 1798 Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill, Princeton, NJ, USA - panoramio.jpg 3,648 × 2,736; 2.39 MB
  
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  The 1798 Stone Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill on the southern end of Lake Carnegie on the Millstone River replaced the wood bridge that Washington's Army burned following the Battle of Princeton on January 3rd, 1777 - panoramio (1).jpg 3,240 × 4,320; 7.96 MB
  
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  The 1798 Stone Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill on the southern end of Lake Carnegie on the Millstone River replaced the wood bridge that Washington's Army burned following the Battle of Princeton on January 3rd, 1777 - panoramio (2).jpg 4,320 × 3,240; 7.9 MB
  
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  The 1798 Stone Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill on the southern end of Lake Carnegie on the Millstone River replaced the wood bridge that Washington's Army burned following the Battle of Princeton on January 3rd, 1777 - panoramio.jpg 4,320 × 3,240; 8.75 MB
  
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  The 1798 Stone Bridge at The Kingston Gristmill replaced the wood bridge that Washington's Army burned in 1777 following the Battle of Princeton - panoramio.jpg 3,638 × 2,724; 2.02 MB
  
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  The Lake Carnegie dam at The Kingston Gristmill, Princeton, NJ, USA - panoramio.jpg 3,544 × 2,592; 2.18 MB
  
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  View west of the Kingston Gristmill from atop the 1798 4 arch stone bridge. Kingston, NJ, USA 09-17-2015 - panoramio.jpg 2,560 × 1,536; 1.35 MB