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This copy of some cover art from the June 1929 edition of Weehawken's Woodrow Wilson High School's Yearbook, The Zenith was sent to the Time Machine by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA in honor of her aunt Esther Berntsen Dunn.

This copy of some cover art from Vol III, No. 1 of Weehawken's Woodrow Wilson High School's Yearbook, The Zenith was sent to the Time Machine by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA in honor of her aunt Esther Berntsen Dunn.

Black and white undated photo showing a group of World War I vintage tents and soldiers at the bottom of the Hackensack Water Company reservoir adjacent to Highwood Avenue. Photo donated to the WHC by Weehawken resident Carlota Barreda.

Black and white photo, circa 1900. This ivy-covered house was the last building on 19th Street in the Shades before the cliffs. From the collection of Mark Wright.

Medal issued by Weehawken to persons who served in World War II. The front of the medal reads "Pro Patria" up top and the reverse of the medal reads "From the citizens of Weehawken, N.J. to (blank space for name) in grateful recognition of services…

This ration book, dating from World War II, contains coupons issued to Beatrice C. Haug, John G. Haug and Julia E. Stutzer, all of 91 Hauxhurst Avenue of Weehawken. From the collection of the Weehawken Historical Commission.

A teletype message from the NJ State Police in the files of the Weehawken Police Department from 1942 providing instructions as to the limitations placed on 'enemy aliens' of German, Italian, and Japanese origin regarding ownership of radio…

Black and white photo postcard with the following caption: Weehawken Memorial for her twenty-one sons who made the supreme sacrifice in the World War 1. The monument stands on the northern end of Hamilton Plaza, Weehawken, N.J.   Called the Soldiers…

This article from the December 2003 issue of World Tunnelling magazine describes the process of rehabilitating the West Shore Railroad Tunnel for use in the new Hudson Bergen Light Rail Project.

Graduation Exercises program of Woodrow Wilson School, June 21, 1978.