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1 PAIR HIS&HERS MARRAIGE CERTIFICATES FOR AURTHUR AND ELSIE TALGO 20TH OF APRIL 1915 IN HACKENSACK NEW JERSEY MATCHING FRAMED WITH 8 PAGES OF INFO ON THE TALGOS-SEEMS TO BE A PROMANANT NJ FAMILY HOPE MAYBE SOME RELATIVES SEE THESE-ALSO INCLUDES CERTIFICATE OF AUTANTICITY.




I don't if or where this family might have been "promanant", but it wasn't Hackensack, as far as I can tell.



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I took this from home a couple of years ago. Just as Tower 1 always blocked Tower 2 from my perspective, the beams appear to be one.



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Brochures Camp Wiquanuppek "Y" Girls Camp Hackensack NJ 1948 & 50. Two fully illustrated folded brochures measuring 4 x 9 inches (opens flat to 16 x 9 inches) Camp was situated in the Harriman section of the Palisades Interstate Park near Bear Mountain. The 1948 brochure has minor internal damage to one of the folds. The 1950 piece is in very good condition.



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Part 3 is all Court St:

This is my kind of labor - a beautiful morning to take a walk with my cell cam and see what I can see.

I took a lot of photos and edited them down to 40, so I'm gonna have to make 4 posts of 10 images each (the maximum allowed per post).

I started at Main and E. Ward St and walked south to the courthouse, east on Court St, and north on River with a couple of slight detours.

Part 1 is all Main St:

'Hackensack Sessions' by Artist Allan Hill
All Rights Reserved

Notice the words "Blue Note" toward the bottom of the painting.

Click here for more art by Allan Hill.

Here's an 18" x 24" poster of the image:

Not sure how important the rail abandonment information is to dating the aerial photo.  The rail line was abandoned on a specific date, but the rails weren't ripped up on that date.

It's important because service ceased in August of 1938 and there is no in-use trolley track visible in the picture - save for the dead-end track in the yard - so the rails were already ripped out. The information set a new bottom limit of 1938 at a time when that limit was 1937 - one step in the process, for those who are paying attention.


Route 17:

<< Doesn't matter if it was called Route 2 at the time. >>

That's why I wrote the following under my Rt 17 info:

"None of this helps our quest"


165 Union:

<< "So that would be 165, and BLeafe has identified when it was demolished." >>

Thanks, but that identification was provided by our good friend, the Editor.



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The problem with that is that this is a Hudson River Line trolley - an east-west line. It didn't go up and down Main St.



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