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Matchbook from Weehawken Post number 18 of the American Legion.

Black and white postcard of Schuetzen Park, located on J.F. Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen, NJ. 25 acres of land were purchased in 1875 and it was opened as a shooting range. Postcard published by John C. Voigt Poscard Co, Jersey City, NJ. Printed…

Tickets from the Weehawken BPOE, Lodge 1456's raffle, during their Carnival from September 7-14, 1929. The prize was an ALL ELECTRIC Victor Radio, for a donation of ten cents.

Colored undivided photo postcard of Methodist Church in Union City. Postmarked from Weehawken Aristophot Co. of Saxony and New York. Labeled as Made in Germany and US Series 110/1.

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…

Booklet containing the text of President Wilson's address to Congress on April 2nd, 1917. Printed and sold under the auspices of the West Hoboken-Weehawken Council for the benefit of the Boy Scouts of America.  

This menu seems to be from a dinner of the Committee of the Republican Association of the Third District of Weehawken, NJ and is dated November 17, 1904. The back of the menu bears a number of signatures (of attendees?) and the menu itself includes…

Political promo hat reading "2nd Ward Democratic Club - Weehawken, N.J."

This promotional calendar from the 19th Street Methodist Episcopal Church features a picture of the very earnest looking Reverend A. L. DeWire.  

Program entitled: The Senior Class of the Woodrow Wilson High SchoolWeehawken, New Jersey Presents the annualSchool Play You Can't Take It With You Friday Evening, March 31, 19398:30 o'clock