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- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e accessdate "2007-08-21".
- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e date "2004-03-28".
- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e isCitedBy Evergreen_Cemetery,_Hillside.
- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e quote "Go to Evergreen Cemetery in Hillside and you will find a writers' warren. Perhaps the most famous is Stephen Crane, who grew up in Asbury Park and is best known for The Red Badge of Courage. Also there is Mary Mapes Dodge, who was said to never have been to Europe before writing Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates. And though the achievement of another resident, Edward Stratemeyer, may not be in the realm of Mr. Crane's, his creations include Nancy Drew, the Bobbsey Twins and the Hardy Boys.".
- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e title "Sometimes the Grave Is a Fine and Public Place".
- 6fa5530f0ec4fb955a3461a1f38b655663585f3711e894b91776f0ad352bad3e work The_New_York_Times.