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19 Αυγ 2008 · Looking Back: Hoboken in the 1950's. August 19, 2008. An email from Jim B. is worthy of a post for you who remember the old days in Hoboken. Late comments, but the whole area of Hudson south of 4th Street was all related to the ships and liners coming in to the Port.
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3 Οκτ 2019 · Here’s a gallery of vintage photos of New Jersey in the 1950s. And if you have vintage photos you’d like to see in our slide shows, send them in an email to greghatalagalleries@gmail.com....
The Hoboken Museum’s first exhibition, “Hoboken’s Changing Scenes,” opened in November 1986 in display cases at City Hall, featuring vintage postcard views of early 1900s Hoboken, side-by-side with present-day photographs.
28 Μαρ 1999 · Though much of the architecture in Hoboken has been around for a long time, a display of photographs of the city in the 1950's and 60's shows that much of the atmosphere has changed. The...
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Tracing almost two centuries of vibrant community and commercial life along Hoboken’s main artery, the exhibit packs in hundreds of artifacts and photographs from scores of beloved and largely family-owned establishments that have drawn people to The Avenue for generations.
A Changing Population. Immigration boosted the small city’s population, part of the larger movement of people coming to the New York area in the mid-nineteenth century. Fleeing famine, Irish immigrants first flocked to Hoboken.
