Ayr

In 1879 Frank Reynolds and his family from Ayr, Scotland settled on waters of Cove Creek branch of Buffalo Creek. Here a small town grew up around a tannery operated by Reynolds and his sons, notably Thomas. On June 1, ...

Robert H. Sayre

(1824-1907)

The engineer and philanthropist lived here. Directed construction, Lehigh Valley Railroad. A founder, Bethlehem Iron Co. Benefactor to St. Luke's Hospital, Church of the Nativity, and Bishopthorpe Girls School. Charter trustee, Lehigh University.

Marker is at the intersection of Wyandotte Street ...

Sayrs' Building

First known as the Hyde Block, this building was constructed by banker Joseph Hyde and his wife, Mary, in 1888. It housed the First National Bank until the silver crash of 1893. In 1904, Frank Sayrs purchased the building and ...

Sayreville 9-11 Memorial

In Honor and Memory of

Our Loved Ones

William F. Allen

Judy Hazel S. Fernandez

Donna Marie Giordano

Robert T. "Bobby" Hughes, Jr.

Vinod Parakat

and All Others Lost on

"9-11-2001"

Marker is on Washington Road.

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Sayreville, New Jersey Time Capsule

The contents of this

Time Capsule

are presented

to the residents of Sayreville, New Jersey

in 2076 from the

residents of Sayreville, New Jersey

in 1976

Mayor John E Czernikowsky

Councilmen

Kenneth W. Buchanan, Sr. • Alvin W. Jolly • Joseph Keenan • Thomas R. Kuberski • Raniero Travisano ...

Sayre Homestead

Headquarters of

General Anthony Wayne

This house was occupied by

General Anthony Wayne while

the Continental Army was

encamped in Loantaka Valley,

1777.

Olaced by

Loantaka Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution

October 22, 1936

Marker is on Ridgedale Avenue, on the left when traveling south.

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Sayre House

Built about 1745, was the headquarters of Gen. Anthony Wayne in 1777. Rev. James Caldwell was frequent visitor here.

Marker is on Ridgedale Avenue 0.1 miles east of Park Ave., on the right when traveling east.

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