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Seabrook Farms business and community
History
[edit] This will be an overview of the Seabrook Farms business, which began as a family farm in 1870 and rose to prominence in the early 20th century as an early example of the modern agribusiness. The location should be described. There are aerial views of Seabrook Farms in NJDH that can illustrate this section
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seabrook_Farms
Charles Franklin Seabrook, founder
[edit]http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=charles+franklin+seabrook&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=9 Original farm Introduction of modern machinery, facilities and production methods. Citations to SOTA for agriculture in the late 19th/early 20th century would be a nice addition or future enhancement, if too much for now NJDH has photographs of farm machinery in use on the farm that should illustrate this section E.g., http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=charles+franklin+seabrook&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=12 http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=charles+franklin+seabrook&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=13 http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=seabrook+memoir&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=30 and more!
Pioneering frozen vegetables
[edit] Collaboration with General Foods
Frozen food technology and patented Birdseye method
CF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frozen_foods
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Birdseye
Resettlement of Japanese-American internees
[edit]CF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_American_internment http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=japanese+internment&orderby=relevance&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=1 http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=japanese+internment&orderby=relevance&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=3 http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=japanese+internment&orderby=relevance&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=10 http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=japanese+internment&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=12
http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=seabrook+memoir&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=16 and many more!
Many seemed to come from the Poston relocation camp in Arizona, based on NJDH contents. Verify this and perhaps a subsection on the "internment camp experience"
Eastern European refugee resettlement
[edit] The displaced person after WWII
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Displaced_persons
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Displaced_Persons_camp
Resettlement at Seabrook Farms
CF: http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1field=fulltext&q1bool=AND&q2field=fulltext&rtype[]=text&c[]=SBFarms&c[]=rucore00000002042&orderby=title&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=2
http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=seabrook+memoir&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=50
Cultural diversity at Seabrook Farms
[edit] Respect for cultural diversity was the order of business at Seabrook Farms as opposed to forced cultural assimilation
Definitions at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_diversity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_assimilation
Stories in "This I remember". Many images of cultural events at Seabrook Farms, such as:
http://njdigitalhighway.org/search/results.php?q1=seabrook+memoir&orderby=relevance&ppage=10&key=NJDH&numresults=1&start=35
Seabrook Farms in the early 21st century
[edit]Seabrook Brothers and Sons, Inc.