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This scrapbook, Historical and Picturesque Weehawken, compiled by Edward Kirk, is a treasure-trove of news articles, old photographs, correspondence, artwork by Grant Wright and much more.

Pages 91 - 120

This scrapbook, Historical and Picturesque Weehawken, compiled by Edward Kirk, is a treasure-trove of news articles, old photographs, correspondence, artwork by Grant Wright and much more.

Pages 61 - 90

This scrapbook, Historical and Picturesque Weehawken, compiled by Edward Kirk, is a treasure-trove of news articles, old photographs, correspondence, artwork by Grant Wright and much more.

Pages 31-60

This scrapbook, Historical and Picturesque Weehawken, compiled by Edward Kirk, is a treasure-trove of news articles, old photographs, correspondence, artwork by Grant Wright and much more.

Pages cover through 30

Sepia toned photograph of Highwood, the elegant stone mansion built by James Gore King in 1832. After King's death in 1853, most of the family moved back to New York City. The mansion remained at it's location (approximately 21 King Avenue) until…

Three sepia toned photographs of Highwood Bluff or The Bluff, a mansion built by Archibald Gracie King, son of James Gore King in 1880-1881. Images are from the Edward Kirk Scrapbook. The first shows the mansion in 1910, the second in 1915 and the…

Newspaper supplement from the New York Evening Graphic, a tabloid style newspaper that was published between 1924-1932. The Hudson Bridge Special, published in 1925, was a supplement promoting a bridge between New York and New Jersey.

Weehawken High School schedule of basketball games for 1945-1946. Listed are players, cheerleaders. Scores have been written in pencil for some games.

Undated black and white photograph of the American Legion Post #!8 building at the corner of 49th Street and Boulevard East.

1935 pen and ink drawing by artist Grant Wright of the Weehawken playground area, looking south toward the Lipton Tea building in Hoboken. At right is Park Avenue, with trolley and cars. The area was traversed on foot through a series of steps and…