The Georgian style home of Joyce Kilmer, 17 Codwise Ave, New Brunswick, NJ, has the front door on the left, a plaque on the doorpost to the left, and the house number, 17, on the doorpost to the right. A circular plaque between the two first story windows states, "American Legion" around the outer circle and "Protect New Brunswick Children" in the center of the circle. A large flagpole with the flag of the United States of America stands in the right of the yard. A sign in the window the front door states, "Joyce Kilmer Post No. 25. American Legion." An American Legion Post globe hangs above the porch.
November 12, 1939
Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.
Handwritten on back, "Joyce Kilmer Memorial Shrine. New Brunswick, N.J. A tree was planed in his honor after the broadcast." Stamped on back, "Nathaniel Rubel Photography. N.B. 3963. 108 Church Street, New Brunswick, N.J."
