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Sketchbook of Weehawken by artist, Grant Wright, dated 1926. This is the earliest sketchbook in the Commission's collection.

Sketchbook of artist, Grant Wright, dated 1933.

Weehawken Sketches by artist, Grant Wright, dated 1934.

Clipping from an unidentified newspaper (probably the Hudson Observer) stamped July 25, 1940 describing the origin of some of Weehawken's street names, including Shippen, Dodd, Oak, Highpoint, Jane, Bonn, Potter, Hamilton, Burr, Carroll, Grauert,…

Commemorative envelope from the Weehawken Township Centennial in 1959. From the collection of Steve Dorio.

Sketches of Weehawken in 1933, by artist Grant Wright.

Clipping from an unidentified newspaper and stamped April 21, 1964 summarizing Weehawken history from 1609 on.

A nineteenth century song sheet - Isabella, with the gingham umbrella, or, The barber's daughter of Weehawken, as sung by Tony Pastor. H. De Marsan, Publisher, 54 Chatham Street, N. Y. [n. d.] LYRICSISABELLA, WITH THE GINGHAM UMBRELLA. Or the…

Clipping from an unknown paper (probably the Hudson Observer) stamped December 6, 1938 and describing police lieutenant Edward Kirk's presentation to the Alumni Association of Woodrow Wilson High School on the Town's history. Lt. Kirk lectured to 100…

A book by Walter F. Robinson, Ph.D., published in 1978 by the Bayonne Bicentennial Committee. 64 pages, illustrated with black and white and color drawings and maps. This book provides a fascinating look at the role that Hudson County (including…