History in pictures.
A curated mix of historic photographs and original interpretive illustrations. Every image is identified so you can tell historical evidence from artistic interpretation.
Our interpretation of a hadrosaur
Illustrative natural-history artwork created specifically for HaddyDino. This is not a photograph of Haddy, an exact scientific reconstruction, or a depiction of the 2003 bronze sculpture. Much of the original animal's skull was missing.
Artwork: HaddyDino editorial illustration · Image and illustration policy →
The Hadrosaurus discovery site
The historic marl pit near Maple Avenue, photographed in 2010.
Photo: Smallbones · Public domain
Hadrosaurus fossil cast
A cast of Hadrosaurus foulkii at the New Jersey State Museum, photographed in 2023.
Photo: Famartin · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Haddonfield Friends Meeting House
A historical illustration of Haddonfield's Quaker heritage, published in 1868.
Photo: Internet Archive Book Images · CC0
Haddon Fortnightly
A historic Haddonfield building on Kings Highway East, photographed in 2010.
Photo: Smallbones · Public domain
Historic Kings Highway
Guard houses in Haddonfield's historic district, photographed in 2007.
Photo: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD · CC BY-SA 3.0 · LicenseMeet the real Haddy
Haddy is John Giannotti's bronze sculpture, installed in October 2003 at Kings Highway and Lantern Lane. For an authentic photograph and details about the artist, visit the Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture Trust. We will feature a Haddy portrait here once we have a photo cleared for publication.
See the real Haddy at HOST ↗Image credits and license terms are linked individually. Original illustrations are clearly distinguished from documentary photographs. Historical Society archive photographs are not reproduced without permission. This is an independent community project.
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