New Coffee-Table Book Showcases NJ Revolutionary War Sites

BASKING RIDGE, NJ - Local historian Al Frazza has recently published a captivating coffee-table book titled The Past Still Present: Revolutionary War New Jersey in Photos . This book offers a visually stunning journey through New Jersey's Revolutionary War historic sites, capturing the essence of these locations through beautiful photography.

Among the notable images featured in the book are photographs of the iconic white oak tree at Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church. These photos, taken before the tree was removed in 2017, depict the tree in both summer and winter, capturing its majestic presence. The white oak had been one of Frazza’s favorite locations in the state, and he is delighted to share these images in his book.

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With the 4th of July approaching and in anticipation of the upcoming United States Semiquincentennial, The Past Still Present is a timely resource for those interested in exploring the rich history of Basking Ridge and Somerset County. The book not only features Basking Ridge but also includes images from other notable Somerset County locations such as Bedminster, Bound Brook, Bridgewater, Green Brook, Kingston, Somerville, and Warren.

This book provides readers with an opportunity to delve into local history, offering a deeper understanding of the significance of these sites. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply enjoy beautiful photography, The Past Still Present is a valuable addition to your collection.

The Past Still Present: Revolutionary War New Jersey in Photos is available for purchase on Amazon .

For more information, visit Al Frazza's website and www.RevolutionaryWarNewJersey.com .

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