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Post card of the Hamilton Grammar School, known as the High School in those days. Postmarked January 24, 1918 from West Hoboken.

This colored postcard is actually the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School, which was replaced by the current Weehawken High School in 1939-1940. Postmarked August 5, 1911 from Hoboken. Valentine & Sons, Publishing Col, Ltd., New York Printed in…

Although this 1907 black and white postcard image is labeled as the High School, it was the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School (dedicated in 1902) which stood at the same location as the present high school. It was demolished in 1938 and replaced by…

Black and white photo postcard of the Hamilton School, which opened in 1902. Handwritten on front at bottom is the following:

Aug. 8, 1907. This is our school where Douglas will go in Sept. Tis hot here - Nan

Volume XXX, no. 4 June 1971 copy of a Weehawken High School newspaper, published and contributed to by a staff made up of students.

This copy of an invitation to the April 27, 1963 reunion of the Classes of January and June 1932 of Woodrow Wilson High School was sent to the Time Machine by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA who asked for it to be posted in honor of her aunt, Esther…

Dennis Bradley sent in this black and white photo of most of the 1961 graduating class of the Lincoln School located between Willow Avenue (Park Avenue) and Boulevard East. The teacher of the class was Mrs. Taylor. This photo was taken on the…

Black and white photograph of an 8th grade class of graduates at the Lincoln School. Note the students holding their large, rolled diplomas.

This photograph was sent in by Mark Wright. According to him, the first boy at left is Charles Wright,…

Color photo postcard of Palisade Avenue looking south, with a large brick building which was the original Webster School (built in 1896) on the left. Mailed September 18, 1910 from Hoboken.

Peter Hoffmann, Publisher, Union Hill, NJ. Made in…

From a publication called The Educational Service of the Public Schools of Weehawken, published in 1930. The caption above the photo reads: In the intermediate unit sewing classes these girls made the dresses they are wearing. From the collection of…