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This brass belt buckle is inscribed: 1938 W.W.H.S. J.V. Champs and has a picture of a basketball player. I assume that WWHS is Woodrow Wilson High School and JV is Junior Varsity.

Orange pin back button reading 'Weehawken 1941 School Toboggan Slide.' The first toboggan slide originally opened on December 24, 1938. Two tracks, each 600 feet long, were installed on a knoll just north of the Town Hall and stretched down and…

Black and white photograph of the sixth grade class at the Lincoln School, taken in 1946. The image was sent in by Jack Schweberger.

Although this 1914 image is labeled as the High School, Craig Losche and Joel Simon correctly pointed out that this is actually the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School which stood at the same location as the present high school but was demolished and…

Although this image is labeled as the High School, Craig Losche and Joel Simon correctly pointed out that this is actually the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School which stood at the same location as the present HS but was demolished and replaced by…

Certificate presented to Evelyn Tonn, upon her graduation from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1933

Certificate of Promotion from Junior High to High School of Bertha Alvina Ulbrich, mother of John Bergmann, who donated this collection.

This is a complete scan of a 90 page book of texts and photographs, published by the Weehawken Board of Education in 1930.

This photo (sent in to the Time Machine by Carol (Heinrich) Cordes) shows the children of Weehawken's elementary schools. The kids in this picture went on to become the Weehawken HS class of 1957. According to Time Machine user Larry Stein, the…