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Black and white photo postcard of Mr. Von Biela's house on the corner of Boulevard East, looking west. Today, Second Street has been promoted to 46th Street and looks quite a bit different!

Black and white postcard of 6th Street (today's 50th Street) looking west. At right is what was the country home of Henry G. Schmidt or "Champagne Schmidt" as he was called. Schmidt was a wine merchant and importer of the first Veuve Cliquot…

Black and white photo postcard of four houses, heading north along Boulevard East, between 49th and 50th Streets. Postmarked February 14, 1902 from Weehawken. J.C. Voigt Post Card Company, Jersey City, NJ Darmstadt, German

Undated colored photo postcard of Hudson Boulevard, along what we call Kennedy Boulevard today, west of Weehawken's Boulevard East. John C. Voigt Post Card Co., Jersey City, NJ. Printed in Germany.

Colored photo postcard view looking north to Boulevard East from Hamilton Avenue. At right is the Meister mansion, on the left houses along the west side of the Boulevard. Postmarked August 4, 1916 from New York NY. Charles A. Daly, Union Hill, NJ.…

Colored postcard of Boulevard East loop, looking north towards the Meister mansion and Karl Bitter studio on the east side of Boulevard East. Postcard mailed from Weehawken and dated November 18, 1912. Postcard published by the Union News Company,…

Black and white postcard of the Boulevard showing the intersection of Eldorado Place looking north. Time Machine viewer Roy Marques thinks that this card "seems to be older than 1956. I realize the date on the back of the postcard is from that year,…

Black and white 1926 photograph of Boulevard East, looking south. The Meister house is seen on the east side of the Boulevard. The image was taken by Charles Schneider.

Two hand-colored photo postcards of the same view, looking north on Boulevard East from Hamilton Avenue, with floating cars added. The second postcard is more realistically colored.  There are three names, Metz, Beer, Weller, written in pencil above…

Colored photo postcard of a rather elegant party (note the chauffer) driving up Boulevard East under Sterling Avenue. From the collection of Steve Dorio