Yet another, albeit different, early 20th century view of the Cumberland County Courthouse in Bridgeton

The Cumberland County Liberty Bell. The Cumberland County web site says that:
The bell, in the key of F, was made in Bridgewater, England before 1776.
This bell has been used in many ways in Bridgeton and once in Philadelphia.
Called people together for important news and meetings when hanging in the Court House that was built in 1760-61.
Rang for liberty when the Declaration of Independence was signed.
Used as a warning signal during the War of 1812.
Was a fireman's bell.
Was a school bell for the West Jersey Academy and later at the old Bridgeton High School.
Rang for the 200th Anniversary of the founding of Cumberland County in 1948.
Was on exhibit in Philadelphia during the 150th Anniversary of Independence. While there, it rang for the closing time.

The Cumberland Trust Company of Bridgeton

Another view of the Cumberland National Bank in Bridgeton

Bridgeton - The Cumberland Hotel sometime in the 1920s

This card of the Cumberland National Bank in Bridgeton was mailed in 1945

An unidentified Man and child photographed by W.E. Service of 4 E. Commerce Street in Bridgeton

The Dam in Bridgeton City Park

The steamboat Denny Brothers loaded with 7000 baskets of tomatoes at Bridgeton

Some early 20th century Bridgetonians dressed in 18th century garb