Every image on HaddyDino must tell the truth about what it depicts — and about our right to display it.
We distinguish artistic reconstructions from real photographs, fossils, and bronze sculpture. Original illustrations are concept artwork, not accurate records of 1858, the artist's 2003 sculpture, or incomplete anatomy.
We favor original art drawn for HaddyDino, photographs taken with permission, U.S. public-domain material, and third-party images with clearly documented compatible licenses. Attribution alone is not permission. We do not copy images from museums, archives, newspapers, social media or school projects without suitable rights or a well-supported exception.
Historic documentation remains separate from creative illustration. Credits below apply to the exact source files used; changing or replacing a file requires a new review.
An original SVG drawing of a generalized duck-billed hadrosaur. It is an artistic interpretation, not a historical photograph, the Haddonfield bronze sculpture, or an exact reconstruction of the incomplete Hadrosaurus foulkii skull.
Website artwork made for this noncommercial project. It should not be presented as historical evidence.
Smallbones photograph of the historic discovery area, photographed in 2010. The published Commons file description identifies the public-domain dedication.
Author: Smallbones. Cropped by browser styling on some layouts; source retained.
Photograph by Famartin, taken December 1, 2023, depicting a museum skeletal cast. It is not the original complete fossil skeleton.
Attribution: Famartin. CC BY-SA 4.0; crop/resizing via display styles. Adaptations of this file must follow its share-alike terms.
Historic illustration from a nineteenth-century publication, distributed on Wikimedia Commons via Internet Archive Book Images.
Historic document presented as an illustration, not a contemporary photograph.
2010 photograph by Smallbones of a local Haddonfield building.
Author: Smallbones. Public-domain dedication.
Photograph credited to Jerrye and Roy Klotz, MD, of structures in Haddonfield's historic district.
Attribution: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD. CC BY-SA 3.0. Display-size adaptation/crop may occur.
Haddy is a bronze sculpture by John Giannotti, installed in downtown Haddonfield in October 2003. We avoid copying the sculpture as site artwork. Before featuring a prominent dedicated portrait of the sculpture, we plan to verify the relevant permission or legal basis. Our original hadrosaur illustration is intentionally separate.
We can research historical facts and independently write about them, but access to a historical collection does not automatically authorize us to republish its scans or photographs. The Historical Society of Haddonfield requires separate consideration for publication and exhibition of its holdings.
If you own a photograph, illustration or text appearing on HaddyDino and believe its use is incorrect, you can send a confidential review request. We will evaluate attribution, permissions, and potential removal.
Submit a rights or correction request →Image register last reviewed October 2026. Use of a public license does not indicate that any author or institution sponsors HaddyDino.
