Little Silver CCTV & Security Cameras
In the 1800s Little Silver consisted mostly of farms, woods, and saltwater marshes. Towards the turn of the century, John T. Lovett opened his famous nursery, and resort hotels began to spring up on the scenic Little Silver Point peninsula. In the 1890s, the construction of a dock for Patten Line steamboats at the end of the Point increased the volume of summer visitors Separated from Shrewsbury Township in 1923, Little Silver has remained a prosperous and vibrant community over the years. The farms and nurseries have almost all been replaced by housing today, but residents find that their shrubs and backyard garden grow beautifully on the fertile land. Over the years, many New York and northern New Jersey commuters have decided to make Little Silver their home, traveling by rail or auto to their jobs.
Today, Prospect Avenue is a true “Main Street” and it intersects with the charming shops in historic old houses that line Church Street. Specialty restaurants are also abundant in the downtown area. The location on the river makes Little Silver a popular destination for boaters and water sports enthusiasts with a public boat ramp at the Dominick F. Santelle Park off Riverview Avenue. 8% of the homes are on theShrewsbury River, and another 35 % are along its stream corridors. Little Silver is known for its outstanding school system, and the beautifully restored railroad station is a national landmark.
With plans to preserve the building as a museum, the building was moved next to the Little Silver Library in 1973, where it remains today. The museum houses postal artifacts and local memorabilia, including the 50th anniversary quilt which is comprised of 35 blocks which depict Little Silver's history. The front section of the building is a recreation of the original Post Office with boxes bearing the names of the original owners. Visiting hours 10-1 on the first Saturday of each month, and Dave W. Griffiths is the curator.
With plans to preserve the building as a museum, the building was moved next to the Little Silver Library in 1973, where it remains today. The museum houses postal artifacts and local memorabilia, including the 50th anniversary quilt which is comprised of 35 blocks which depict Little Silver's history. The front section of the building is a recreation of the original Post Office with boxes bearing the names of the original owners. Visiting hours 10-1 on the first Saturday of each month, and Dave W. Griffiths is the curator.
MOBOTIX launches S14 FlexMount - The world’s first flexible double hemispheric camera
The S14 FlexMount from MOBOTIX, the world’s first flexible double hemispheric camera, is now available. The camera, which is available in both mono (S14M) and dual (S14D) versions, features miniature lens units and offers a wide range of application opportunities. For instance, the S14D can be equipped with two hemispheric lens units with integrated microphone that are connected to the main housing via cables.
This makes it possible to fully secure two rooms located next to or on top of one another with just one single S14. The slim design of the module units, which are available in white and black, permit an extremely discreet installation. Two rooms secured with one single camera The S14 FlexMount offers the option to set up two hemispheric lens units simultaneously in order to completely cover two adjacent rooms with just one single S14D. When installed in a certain way, the S14D can also see around corners or secure indoor and outdoor areas at the same time. The two sensors allow the S14 to generate two distortion-corrected, high-resolution 180° panorama images, each with a resolution of 3.1 megapixels. All other MOBOTIX lenses, from super-wide angle to tele lens, will be available in the near future as day or night versions. |
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