#seagirt

[harmcityherald]

Industrial sunset° Dundalk Maryland2026

[librarycompany]

Marriott C. Morris captured this image of his friends Anne and Mary Emlen in August, 1885, while in Sea Girt, NJ. Notice the flower tucked in one of the sister’s buttonholes!

#MorrisMonday

Marriott Canby Morris. Anne & Mary Emlen sitting on beach, [Sea Girt, NJ] August 23, 1885. 1 photograph: glass negative; 4 x 5 in.         

[eltee1]

M4A3 (75) at the New Jersey National Guard Militia Museum in Sea Girt, NJ, USA. (Oct 2016)

[patgavin]

Containers

New Gate Ave., Canton, Baltimore, Md

[jsacrossfit]

Everyday make time to take care of your body, mind, and spirit. #jsagym #thejsaway #jsacf #jsacrossfit #iamjsa #fitness #sweat #workout #crossfit #manasquan #brielle #seagirt #walltownship

[librarycompany]

#TFW your body is at work but your mind is at the beach...

Marriott C. Morris captured this image of his daughter, Janet, while staying at the Morris family beach home in Sea Girt, NJ in June, 1912. #MorrisMonday

Marriott Canby Morris. Janet playing with sand box, S[ea] G[irt] [graphic]. 1 photograph: film negative; 5.75 x 3.5 in. June 23, 1912    

[eltee1]

US Army M728 Combat Engineering Vehicle (CEV)

The tan one is at the 1st Cav Div Museum at Ft. Hood, TX (Oct 2016)

The OD green one is at the NewJersey National Guard Militia Museum in Sea Girt, NJ (Oct 2016)

The semi-tarped camo one is in the restoration yard of the US Armor and Cavalry Collection at Ft. Benning, GA (May 2018)

Based on an M60, M60A1, and M60A2 chassis and M60A1 turret, it sports a 165mm demolition gun and a boom crane for assisting construction and demolition missions as well as a plow for mine clearing. Only 312 were built between 1965 to 1987 and they remained in service in the US military until 2000.

[eltee1]

Scaled Tactical Target Vehicle (STTV). A radio-controlled target for vehicles equipped with laser gun simulators. Based on a heavily modified M114 recon vehicle chassis. I took the first 3 pics in the scrap area of the New Jersey National Guard Militia Museum in Sea Girt, NJ in Oct 2016. I found the other two pics of this unique vehicle in the NJ Archives from the late 1990's when it was delivered to the museum. Apparently it wasn't taken care of after that and fell into the rusted condition it is now and moved to the scrap area by a staff that didn't care about it along with some other rare armored vehicles.