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The Neptune Project: Background
Geographic Area and History
Area Prehistory
Geographic Area
Early History
Raritan River Clays
Other Brick Companies Along the Raritan
Other Early Companies in the Area
Sayre and Fisher Brick Company
The Entrepreneurs
Land Acquisition and Growth
Sayre and Fisher Company
S & F Views
Light in Sayreville
Formation of the Sayre and Fisher Brick Company
1922 Fire
Decline of the Sayre & Fisher Brick Company
Transportation
Horse and Cart
Shipping
Railroads
Brick Wheelbarrows
Employees
Workers
Managers
Economics
Economics of the Clay Industry In New Jersey
The Depression and the Clay Industry
Brick Making Process
Brick Making in America
Early Clay Mining
Later Clay Mining
Clay Processing
Mixing Rooms
Molding
Drying
Firing
Advertising
Early Advertising
Various Brick Styles from S & F
Decorative Bricks
Later Advertisement
Buildings
Buildings with S & F Bricks in NYC
Temples and Churches with S & F Bricks
Rutgers University S & F Bricks
List of Other Buildings Utilizing S & F Bricks
Brick Types
Common Brick
Front Brick
Enamel Brick
Fire Brick
Archaeological Investigations
Investigative Process
Louis Berger and Associates Inc.
Panamerican Investigation Overview
Legacy in Sayreville
The Historical Significance
Successful Entrepreneurship
S & F's Role in Growth of Sayreville
S & F's Role in the NJ Clay Industry
List of Figures, Photos, and Maps
Timeline
Links
Sources
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Clay Pits
One of the former clay pits in Sayreville in 2006
One of the clay pits in Sayreville, circa 1890 (Sayreville Historical Society, 2001)
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