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1940s NEW JERSEY TRAVELOGUE ATLANTIC CITY ASBURY PARK TRENTON MD20234 

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This beautiful 1940s color film NEW JERSEY JOURNEY was produced by John Bransby Productions for the Esso Standard Oil Company at a time when the state's future seemed bright and limitless. The New Jersey of this era was a state on the move. It has shipyards (1:36), industrial areas (1:38), oil refineries (1:40), trunk line railroads (1:45), manufacturers (1:52), commuter trains (1:58), shipping (2:01), trucking (2:07), the Newark Airport (2:11), aerial skyways (2:21) of the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Camden Bridge spanning the Delaware River (2:38) and the Washington Bridge spanning the Hudson River (2:51). New Jersey is a land of beauty (3:03-3:44). Trout fly fishing (4:05-5:45) is maintained by fish hatcheries (5:49-6:42). Scenic byways wind through the Delaware Water Gap (6:49) and the rocky Palisades overlooking the Hudson River (6:59). The High Point Monument is on the highest peak of the Kittatinny Mountains (7:18). The Verdant Hills (7:59) overlook lakes (8:06) with beachgoers, swimmers (8:16), speed boaters (8:24), sailboats full of women in 1940s bathing suits (8:31), and sailboat racing (8:40-9:10). New Jersey’s nickname is “the Garden State” (9:20-9:59). A 1940 GMC 1 ton pickup is shown with a radio telephone (9:45). Lima beans are processed and packed within an hour (10:00-10:25), such as Seabrook Farms (10:27). Tomatoes go from field to cannery (10:30-11:00). At Plainsboro’s dairy farms (11:08), pedigreed bulls (11:20) use an electric exercise machine (11:30). Fruit trees include apples (11:50) and peaches (12:06). Flowers are an agriculture crop (12:13), including zinnias (12:31), roses (12:40), and orchids (12:49). Beachgoers lounge at Asbury Park (13:35). The annual baby parade attracts thousands (14:06-14:33). Red Bank hosts an annual inboard and outboard motor boat regatta (14:34-16-20). Take a scenic ocean drive (16:21) to Barnegat Lighthouse on Long Beach Island (16:44). Women in 1940s bikinis (17:04) visit the Cape May Lighthouse (17:09) at the southern tip of the state. Yachts take the structured waterways (17:15-17:57). Oyster farmers (18:01) collect and sell their finds from Delaware Bay (18:27). Eating a raw oyster is shown (18:46-19:02). Deep sea fishing is available (19:11-20:55). Ruins from the Revolutionary War dot the drive through the Pine Barrens region (21:09-21:49). Visit where George Washington crossed the Delaware in 1776 and the McConkey Ferry Inn (21:49-22:32). The Trenton Battle Monument (22:38) marks where Washington placed his artillery. The Princeton Battle Monument commemorates Washington’s victory there January 3, 1777 (22:58). In Morristown National Historical Park, Jockey Hollow housed the Continental Army for two winters (23:11). The Wick House (23:32) has been accurately restored. Morristown has a statue of Washington (23:50) that stands opposite his headquarters at the Ford House (23:52). Nassau Hall and Blair Hall still stand at Princeton University (23:58-24:23), as does the Memorial Chapel (24:23). There’s also Drew University (24:40), Saint Elizabeth’s Girls College (23:45), New Jersey State College for Women (24:50), and Rutgers (24:54), where agriculture is studied (25:15-25:46). Activities include golfing (25:50-26:10) and the annual field trials with Irish Setter dogs (26:13-28:12). The fall color is beautiful (28:14). Atlantic City’s boardwalk is a major attraction (28:32), as is the Miss America parade (29:07-30:20). Happy motoring from Esso Standard Oil Company (30:55), founded in 1912, commonly known as ExxonMobil in the US.
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@Reinventz
@Reinventz 4 года назад
Super cool! Thanks again for the continued amazing content!
@davidcarroll8735
@davidcarroll8735 4 года назад
Esso had a large research facility in Linden around the time of this filming, today it is Infineum. The Esso name is just readable from the Sam’s club parking lot on the side of the building.
@keithoneill6344
@keithoneill6344 2 года назад
A lot of this is long gone😔
@carwashadamcooper1538
@carwashadamcooper1538 4 года назад
"Smooth, safe highways" Lolololool. The good old days.
@boballmendinger3799
@boballmendinger3799 3 года назад
My son and I were at Asbury Park just a few weeks ago. I'm surprised how much of what's in the film is still there.
@Sennmut
@Sennmut 2 года назад
1946. That's when the movie on the marquee, "Bedlam" was out.
@rustynail6819
@rustynail6819 2 года назад
Lets just say a LOT has changed.......
@johnrudy9404
@johnrudy9404 Год назад
IMO, land developers after the war ushered in the destruction of NJ. Cities should have been restored and people given opportunities to live there. Too many farms and woods were plowed under and mowed down . I've resided in New Jersey all my 62 years and am saddened by how its changed, for the worse. Too many people. IMO also, the turnpike and parkway were strongly instrumental in the destruction of the state. What used to take 50 years to change, now takes 5 years. The two things I hate to see are survey markers and bulldozers on open land.
@KingKongFan
@KingKongFan 4 года назад
Is the narrator Jackson Beck?? Sure does sound like him.
@gregggoss2210
@gregggoss2210 4 года назад
Isn't this a repeat? Could have sworn I saw this the other day.
@jayperelman
@jayperelman 4 года назад
I just watched another NJ video from another big petroleum company, almost a exact duplicate of this video from Esso under a different brand name. Trying to find it again, said it was from the 1950's. This film is perhaps mislabeled as 1940's era.
@PeriscopeFilm
@PeriscopeFilm 4 года назад
Yes Greg due to a technical issue we had to take down about 100 historic films, and now we are re-posting them / republishing them every day. Thanks for putting up with this and thanks for your interest in our channel!
@gregggoss2210
@gregggoss2210 4 года назад
@@PeriscopeFilm , okay, then I'm not having a senior moment. Thanks for clearing that up 😊.
@mitchdakelman4470
@mitchdakelman4470 4 года назад
@@gregggoss2210 The other Esso film is THE LAND CALLED NJ, produced by John Bransby for Esso, made in 1964
@PhaQ2
@PhaQ2 4 года назад
Murphy: The constitution is above my pay grade...
@argus1393
@argus1393 3 года назад
Tyrant!!!
@GeneralAlex4
@GeneralAlex4 4 года назад
They need to rename there license plate, from the Garden State to the Dump State!! How do people ruin every thing?
@jayperelman
@jayperelman 4 года назад
I was saying that 60 years ago, plates should read the Garbage State.
@MegaBait1616
@MegaBait1616 4 года назад
Too bad it's not like this anymore.........3rd. country now. One party system like East California. Last one out please turn off the lights.
@me1747
@me1747 2 года назад
"Oystas" haha He is a new yorker
@michaelmccarthy4615
@michaelmccarthy4615 4 года назад
Its hard to believe oil companies spent money on films to promote travel.... Burn that fuel....
@carwashadamcooper1538
@carwashadamcooper1538 4 года назад
Marketing gets deep. And sometimes dark.
@mitchdakelman4470
@mitchdakelman4470 4 года назад
Many of the oil companies after WWII made these travel films to promote auto travel. In the case of the Esso films, there were about 30, and a promotional brochure was published by Modern talking Pictures were distributed these films free-loan. The sponsoring agency paid Modern based upon an attendance card that the exhibitor completed and returned with the film.
@michaelmccarthy4615
@michaelmccarthy4615 4 года назад
@@mitchdakelman4470 it's a neat example of early modern public relations and marketing and a glimpse at the US at a time high growth post WWII...
@richardgray8593
@richardgray8593 Год назад
Back before Democrats went woke.
@embrj1453
@embrj1453 4 года назад
How propaganda works, daily exercise as oposed to forced slavery...
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