Scope and ContentKids Map Hoboken. Hoboken Historical Museum, 1301 Hudson St., Hoboken, N.J. 2014. Third edition. Printed paper, doubled sided, 18" high X 22-1/2" wide folded to 9" high x 3-3/4" wide. Three copies. Two PDF: low-resolution (small file for fast opening); high resolution file with backlit duratrans panel. Large tiffs on file. Release date: June 15, 2014. ==== Text on back cover as folded: "Remaking the Kids Map Hoboken" was a community-wide project, which engaged children all over Hoboken to choose favorite and vital places in the city. Some drew colorful pictures. Others plotted map locations. Kids from public, private, and charter schools and from afterschool programs created the map. They learned about citizenry, history, map skills, and research. Thanks to the 1000 children who made the newest edition of the Kids Map Hoboken! Participating Schools and Community Members All Saints Episcopal Day School Boys and Girls Clubs of Hudson County Elysian Charter School Family Fun Day individual families Hoboken Charter School Hoboken Charter High School Hoboken Historical Museum individual families Hoboken Junior/Senior High School HoLa: Hoboken Dual Language Charter School The Hudson School Jubilee Center of Hoboken Mustard Seed School Salvatore R. Calabro Elementary School Thomas G. Connors Elementary School Wallace School Sponsor of the 3rd edition —2014 The Hoboken Historical Museum thanks this community sponsor for its support: [logo] Party with Purpose © 2014 by the Hoboken Historical Museum. Project Coordinators: Razel Solow and Robert Foster with help from Bill Curran, Michelle Castro, and Darian Worden. Graphic Design: Claire Lukacs. Thanks to those who led earlier editions: Carol Losos and Sherrard Bostwick. ==== ==== Solow was Education Curator; Foster, Executive Director of the Museum.