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Black and white photo postcard of a house located on Sterling Avenue. If you look closely on the left, you can see the steps down to a cliff side back yard. The Arts and Crafts style homes that were built on Sterling Avenue date from about 1910. This…

Black and white photo postcard, looking north from Hamilton Avenue, of a quite stately mansion that was located at what is now the south end of Hamilton Park. The impressive house with wrap around porches and an elaborate cantilevered gazebo on the…

A black and white snapshot of the houses at 955/957 Boulevard East (between 46th and 47th Streets). Written on the back: "Me on the porch of our new house in Weehawken, NJ." Thanks to Franco Pasquale for the correct location of this item.  

Black and white photo postcard looking west on 1st Street (now Cooper Place). The house on the right side was demolished to make way for the Roosevelt School in 1927.

Colored photo postcard of King Avenue looking south towards Bellevue Terrace. Postmarked September 30, 1910 from Weehawken

Colored photo postcard, looking west from Maple Street toward the junction of Angelica (now Angelique) at left, and Maple Street to the right. All buildings are extant, though much changed in appearance. Postmarked from Weehawken.

A black and white photo postcard of the mansion of James Brown, principal of the Brown Brothers Bank in New York City. After Brown's death, the house was converted to a church, first as an outpost of the Grove Reformed Church on Kennedy Boulevard in…

Colored photo postcard of Fulton Street, from Potter Place looking west towards Park Avenue. Published by the Union News Company, New York

Colored photo postcard view looking west down Shippen Street from Hudson Avenue.

Black and white postcard photo looking north from Hamilton Avenue to Boulevard East. Meister home on right side. Postmarked September 13, 1907 from Hoboken.