Rumson, New Jersey Book

The name Rumson evokes images of legendary estates along Rumson Road, which by 1890 was one of the most famed country drives in America. A bucolic borough centered around two rivers and a broad boulevard, the town of Rumson inspires warm nostalgic feelings in the hearts of many.

Monmouth historian Randall Gabrielan, whose book Red Bank brought to life the history of the western end of the peninsula formed by the Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers, here documents the story of this fascinating eastern region. Aspects of life both on Rumson Road and in Rumson's local villages are revealed anew in this remarkable array of over two hundred photographs dating from the end of the last century to the close of this one.

Randall Gabrielan is an active member of several Monmouth County historical society and the author of many books in the Images of America series. His affection for the area and knowlege of its history are eveident in this marvelous tribute to the town and people of Rumson.