NJPH - New Jersey Postal History Society
NJPH - New Jersey Postal History Society
NJPH - New Jersey Postal History Society
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HEZEKIAH B. SMITH’S INDUSTRIAL VILLAGE ~ Doug D’Avino<br />
Fig. 14: Map showing location of Smithville in Burlington County (see large arrow at upper center).<br />
Absecon in Atlantic County is shown with a smaller arrow at lower right; the Towne of Historic Smithville,<br />
not shown on this 1895 map, is approximately 5 miles north of Absecon.<br />
REFERENCES:<br />
1. William C. Bolger, “Smithville, The Result of Enterprise,” Burlington County Cultural and Heritage<br />
Commission, 1980.<br />
2. Friends of the Mansion at Smithville, http://www.smithvillemansion.org/<br />
3. Smithville Conservancy, http://www.smithvilleconservancy.org/<br />
4. Eastampton Township, N.J., http://www.eastampton.com/<br />
5. “Official Register of the United States, 1909, Volume II, The <strong>Postal</strong> Service,” Government Printing Office,<br />
Washington, D.C.<br />
6. “Smithville Industrial Village, A Photographic <strong>History</strong>,” H. B. Smith Machine Industrial Village Conservancy.<br />
7. Homer V. Marion, “Guarding Your Mail with Three Million Fingerprints,” Illustrated World, Volume XXXVIII,<br />
No. 1, (September, 1922), pg. 45-47.<br />
8. Jennifer M. Lynch, “<strong>Postal</strong> <strong>History</strong> / Smithville NJ,” USPS email, October 18, 2011.<br />
9. United States Post Office Department, “<strong>Postal</strong> Bulletin,” June 13, 1963, pg. 4,<br />
http://www.postalmuseum.si.edu/zipcodecampaign/p3.html .<br />
<strong>NJPH</strong> 210<br />
Vol. 39/No. 4<br />
Nov 2011 Whole No. 184
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