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“Main Street: How a City’s Heart Connects Us All” by social

WEBJoin us in the Shipyard Passageway on Sunday, July 17 at 5pm for a very special talk, “Main Street: How a City’s Heart Connects Us All,” by Mindy Fullilove, MD, LFAPA, Hon …

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URL: https://www.hobokenmuseum.org/event/main-street_fullilove_220717/

Qigong Movement for Breast Cancer Self-Care

WEBOn Monday, Oct. 21, at 10 am, Irma Jenne, TCM health consultant and medical Qigong instructor, offers a free workshop in Qigong, a powerful ancient energy practice that has …

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Sybils Cave Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBSybil’s Cave Today and Yesterday Sybil’s Cave Today and Yesterday. Sybil’s Cave is the oldest manmade structure in Hoboken, created in 1832 by the Stevens Family as a folly …

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Collecting Hoboken

WEBThe Hoboken Historical Museum is inviting all Hudson County artists to transform standard disposable face masks into one-of-a-kind artworks and submit them to the Museum for …

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Stevens Family Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBThe Stevens family had a strong influence on the development of American yachting. On July 30, 1844, John Cox Stevens hosted the organizational meeting of the New York …

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Historic Highlights Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBIn February 2020, the Museum welcomed Gottlieb for a talk on the subject, “Hoboken is Burning: Gentrification, Arson, and Displacement in the 1970s,” and presented a …

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Explore Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBSybil’s Cave is the oldest manmade structure in Hoboken, created in 1832 by the Stevens Family as a folly on their property that contained a natural spring. By the mid-19th …

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Stevens Family and Land Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBStevens Family and Land. Stevens family contributions to Hoboken’s history are well heralded (see The Stevens Family tab under History on our website – an illustrated multi …

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Explore Hoboken Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBHoboken Historical Museum 1301 Hudson St. PO Box 3296 Hoboken, NJ 07030. Phone: 201.656.2240 [email protected]. Hoboken Fire Department Museum 213 …

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The Stevens Family Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBThe Stevens family had a strong influence on the development of American yachting. On July 30, 1844, John Cox Stevens hosted the organizational meeting of the New York …

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Sybils Cave Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBNew Jersey Historic Trust grant: Geotechnical Note, Sybil’s Cave (full text) Text only of archives 2013.008.0001 (To read the full report with text and images, click here) The …

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Hoboken, Ellis Island, and the Immigrant Experience, 1892-1924

WEBIf Hoboken seems crowded today, with a population just over 50,000, imagine how crowded it was between 1892 – 1924, the peak period of U.S. immigration. Following the …

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Stevens Family Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBThe Stevens family had a strong influence on the development of American yachting. On July 30, 1844, John Cox Stevens hosted the organizational meeting of the New York …

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The Castle Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBThe Castle. The family built the Stevens Castle in the 1850s. The new family residence was designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, a prominent architect of the time. It stood on the …

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Explore Hoboken Historical Museum Page 3

WEBHoboken Grows Hoboken Grows. As the Stevens family’s innovations and businesses continued to blossom, the town they founded grew. Attracted in part by the efforts of the …

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Hoboken Grows Hoboken Historical Museum

WEBHoboken Historical Museum 1301 Hudson St. PO Box 3296 Hoboken, NJ 07030. Phone: 201.656.2240 [email protected]. Hoboken Fire Department Museum 213 …

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FEATURING AUGMENTED REALITY

WEBCURRENT EXHIBIT: With Greetings from Hudson County: A Postcard History Then & Now, the Hoboken Historical Museum extends its gaze to explore all twelve of the …

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Talk: “History of West New York from Prehistoric Times to 1840,” …

WEBIn the Hoboken Museum’s ongoing tour of county history as part of the “Greetings from Hudson County” postcard exhibition, we welcome historian Patrick Cullen to speak …

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Talk: “North Bergen, A Postcard History,” by Michael Maring

WEBJoin us for the latest in our series of guest lectures for the exhibition, “Greetings from Hudson County,” on Sunday, July 28, at 4 pm. Town historian, North Bergen native and …

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Explore Hoboken Historical Museum Page 2

WEBArchaeological Assessment, Sybil's Cave Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc., Cultural Resource Consultants. This report presents the results of an Archaeological …

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