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| Description | English: Hadrosaurus Foulkii Leidy Site a National Historic Landmark since October 12, 1994. At the east end of Maple Ave., near Cooper River, in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Near this site (about 20 yards?). The first fairly complete dinosaur skeleton was discovered in 1858. It was also the first mounted dinosaur skeleton. From left: NHL plaque, Plaque from Philadelphia Academy of Sciences (?), toy dinosaurs, apparently left by visitors to the site (certainly not by me), or perhaps by neighborhood kids. |
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