Year: 1916 / Place: New Jersey and New Jersey--Hudson County

1. Map showing ownership of land on New York Bay, Bayonne on which it is proposed to locate a Marine Terminal and Industrial City project

1916. November 1916 It should be noted that the State of New Jersey owns practically all of the lands under water and that the upland constitutes a very ...

2. Map showing riparian lands and conveyances on Newark Bay from W. 46th St. to P.R.R. and L.V.R.R. Bridges, Bayonne Hudson County

1916. Map shows riparian lands and real estate on Newark Bay. Map is incomplete- appears to be cut in half.

3. National Docks Company facilities at New York Bay

1916. Scale: 1:1200.

4. Proposed Bayonne Terminal, Bayonne, N.J.: Cross section of 3-story bulkhead shed

1916. November 1916.

5. Proposed Bayonne terminal, Bayonne, N.J.: Dredging plan and sections

1916. Scale: 1:4800 August 1916.

6. Proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J.: Sheet pile bulkhead with platform (sheet no. 10): Type recommended for adoption

1916. November 1916 Anchor piles and tie-backs may be omitted, depending on further investigation as to character of material.

7. Proposed terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 18)

1916. Scale: 1:1200 June, 1916.

8. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 2): Type used by Pennsylvania Railroad at Greenville Terminal

1916. Scale: 1:96 Map displays cross section of pier, 1020' long. November 1916.

9. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 3): Type considered by city of New York for South Brooklyn Piers

1916. November 1916 Map displays cross section of solid filled pier with lateral platforms.

10. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 4): Type used by city of New York at 35th St. South Brooklyn

1916. Scale: 1:96 November 1916 Map displays cross section of pier, 1740' long.

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1. Map showing ownership of land on New York Bay, Bayonne on which it is proposed to locate a Marine Terminal and Industrial City project

2. Map showing riparian lands and conveyances on Newark Bay from W. 46th St. to P.R.R. and L.V.R.R. Bridges, Bayonne Hudson County

3. National Docks Company facilities at New York Bay

4. Proposed Bayonne Terminal, Bayonne, N.J.: Cross section of 3-story bulkhead shed

5. Proposed Bayonne terminal, Bayonne, N.J.: Dredging plan and sections

6. Proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J.: Sheet pile bulkhead with platform (sheet no. 10): Type recommended for adoption

7. Proposed terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 18)

8. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 2): Type used by Pennsylvania Railroad at Greenville Terminal

9. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 3): Type considered by city of New York for South Brooklyn Piers

10. Studies for proposed marine terminal at Bayonne, N.J. (sheet no. 4): Type used by city of New York at 35th St. South Brooklyn

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