- C. A.
Nothnagle Log House, also
known as Braman-
Nothnagle Log House, is a
historic house on Swedesboro-Paulsboro Road in Gibbstown, New
Jersey and is...
- to 1936.
Nothnagle was born in Chester,
Pennsylvania to
William and
Barbara Weis
Nothnagle and was
educated in the
public schools.
Nothnagle worked as...
-
frontier that it is
commonly thought of as an
American structure. The C. A.
Nothnagle Log
House on Swedesboro-Paulsboro Road in Gibbstown, New Jersey, is one...
- census, the CDP's po****tion was 3,739.
Gibbstown is the
location of C. A.
Nothnagle Log House,
purportedly the
oldest house in New
Jersey and the
oldest surviving...
-
Possibly the
oldest surviving log
house in the
United States is the C. A.
Nothnagle Log
House (c. 1640) in New Jersey.
Settlers often built log
cabins as...
-
Nothnagle Log House, the
oldest wooden building in the
United States....
-
Delaware River Valley region derive their names from the Swedes. The
Nothnagle Log
House in present-day Gibbstown, New Jersey, was
constructed in the...
- log
cabin architecture arrived early in
colonial America, like the 1638
Nothnagle Cabin–adopted by
later pioneer settlers like the Scotch-Irish to become...
-
Operating microscope Microscope "Introduction to Stereomicroscopy" by Paul E.
Nothnagle,
William Chambers, and
Michael W. Davidson,
Nikon MicroscopyU. Simon-Stickley...
-
Freedman (2020), pp. 1171–1175.
Young &
Freedman (2020), pp. 1171–1173. P.E.
Nothnagle; W. Chambers; M.W. Davidson. "Introduction to Stereomicroscopy". Nikon...
