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Documentation photos of the Hoboken Land & Improvement Company building, Newark St., Hoboken, July 2007.
Photograph
Documentation photographs of the Hoboken Land & Improvement Company building, now known as the Hoboken Land Building, 1 Newark St., Hoboken, July 2007. Photos taken by Arturo Portillo.
The 36 digital images were taken in 2007 to document the exterior only of the building which is on the National Register of Historic Places (see notes.) Images are numbered 1 to 36; archived TIFFs. A reference guide with thumbnail images as captioned and dated by the photographer is available; hardcopy and copies as PDF and MS-Word document on file.
Note that the captioned description will vary from the photographer's notes.
Images 30-36 document the relationship of the building to the main U.S. Post Office which is across Newark Street, its parking lot along with the street parking on Newark as it leads to the start of Frank Sinatra Drive. It also shows how the building relates Pier A Park and River St. (Note: one shows the new building that replaced the Clam Broth House as well as the old Clam Broth House Sign atop the low building at the northwest corner of River and Newark.)
2007.088.0401
2007.088
Staff, Produced by
Produced by Staff
Museum Collection.
Portillo, Arturo
2007 - 2007
Hoboken
Date: 2007-2007
Notes: Listing data from the National Register of Historic Places Name: Hoboken Land and Improvement Company Building ID Number: 79001491 NRHP Status: Listed In The National Register Certification Date: 07/03/1979 Level of Significance: Local Designer: Tierney, Myles Location: Hoboken, New Jersey, USA Date: 1889 Building Type: Commerce/Trade Construction System: Granite, Brick, Asphalt Street Address : 1 Newark St. Photographs were taken by Portillo as part of an internship at the Museum in 2007. Original or Copy: Digital copy Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2008-02-10
