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Historic Map - Hackensack, NJ - 1896
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Hackensack, New Jersey / O.H. Bailey & Co., lith. & pub.
This reproduction panoramic map of Hackensack, New Jersey was published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1896.
The Leni Lenape Tribe of Algonquin Indians lived and worked in the area that became Hackensack until the Dutch settled in the 1630's.
In November of 1776, George Washington and his troops headquartered in Hackensack and camped on the grounds of the First Dutch Reformed Church while retreating from Fort Lee. Later, Washington, along with French commander Lafayette returned to Hackensack to attend the funeral of Brigadier General Enoch Poor. Poor, a ship builder and merchant from New Hampshire, had ridden out a harsh winter at Valley Forge, led maneuvers during the Battle of Monmouth and raised victory at Newton. It was told that he had been felled by a dueler's bullet near Hackensack and died two days later. Of Enoch Poor, Washington wrote "He was an officer of distinguished merit, one who as a citizen and soldier had every claim to the esteem and regard of his country". Poor was buried at the First Reformed Church and a statue and monument were added later.
The view of Hackensack shows buildings, bridges, railroad route and clearly labeled streets.
Features inset illustrations of the following locations:
Fire Department Building.
Catholic Church.
First M. E. Church.
Christian Reformed Church.
Union St. School.
Bergen County Court House.
Opera House.
First Reformed Church.
Episcopal Church.
High & Grammar School.
"Bank Building" W. M. Johnson, Attorney,
A. DeBaun, Attorney,
A. W. Williams, Civil Engineer,
C. Mabie, Attorney.
Oritani Club House.
Residence of Dr. David St. John.
Residence of C. E. Eckerson.
Residence of John Dunlop.
Red Towers Greenhouses Store.
Residence and Store of E. A. McFadden.
Residence of Lemuel Lozier.
Residence of Hon. J. M. Van Valen.
Hackensack Hospital.
Alex. Denig Apothecary. The Adams Pharmacy.
Fischer's 5 & 10 Cent Store.
Conklin Bros. & Co. Dry Goods, Millinery, Gents' Furnishing Goods, etc.
G. H. Saunier, Merchant Tailor.
Geo. DeBaun, Hardware, Implements, etc.
Office & Residence of Wm. E. Taylor.
C. W. Petty & Co., Ladies & Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Bradley & Co., Carriages, Bicycles, etc.
Evening Record Publishing Co.
American Beef Co. Market.
Star Laundry, Lanning & McDonnell.
Smith's Hotel, A. S. Smith, Prop.
Office of the Bergen County Democrat.
W. D. Kingsland, Funeral Director.
R. H. Gilbert Dry Goods.
Holley & Smith, Coal, Hay, Grain & Feed.
John O. Grode, Tobacconist.
Residence & Market of Smith & Shafer.
Fairmount Hotel, W. E. Lepine, Prop.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
A. Bergen County Court House.
2. Post Office.
3. N. Y. S. & W. R. R. Stations.
4. N. J. & N. Y. R. R. Stations.
5. Public Schools.
6. Public Library.
7. Episcopal Church.
8. Catholic Church.
9. Christian Reformed Church.
10. First Reformed Church.
12. Presbyterian Church.
13. Baptist Church.
B. Asbury M. E. Church.
C. Fire Department.
D. Oritani Field Club, E. Hackensack Wheelmen's Club.
F. Hackensack Hospital.
G. Hackensack Riding Academy and Livery Stable; Lt. W. Von Gaffron, Proprietor.
14. William E. Taylor, Auctioneer, Real Estate and Insurance.
15. David St. John, Physician and Surgeon.
16. Lemuel Lozler, Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
17. Residence of Alfred W. Williams, Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
18. Charles Conklin, Real Estate and Insurance.
19. Bergen County Democrat, Hon. H. D. Winton, Editor and Proprietor.
20. The Evening Record Publishing Co., H. W. Collingwood, Editor.
21. Hackensack Republican, H. M. Herrick, Editor and Proprietor.
22. Bergen County Index, S. E. Clapp, Editor and Proprietor.
23. Smith's Hotel, Albert S. Smith, Proprietor.
24. Morton House, J. H. Morton, Proprietor.
25. Fairmount Hotel, W. E. Lepine, Proprietor.
26. Erie House, John Spyri, Proprietor.
27. Jno. O. Grode, Tobacconist.
28. Smith & Shafer, General Market.
29. J. L. VanBuskirk, General Market.
30. Red Towers Greenhouse, Capt. John J. Phelps, Proprietor.
30 A. Camewell Greenhouses, Henry Hugues, Proprietor.
31. C. Merritt, Picture Frames and General Repairing.
32. G. H. Saunier, Merchant Tailor. Geo. DeBaun, Hardware.
33. Conklin Bros. Co., Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings
34. R. H. Gilbert, Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
35. C. W. Petty & Co., Dry Goods and Fancy Articles. Bradley & Co., Carriages, Sleighs and Bicycles.
36. Holley & Smith, Coal, Hay, Grain and Feed.
37. Edwin Ackerman, Coal.
38. Alex. Denig, Apothecary, The Adams Pharmacy.
39. E. A. McFadden, Druggist and Pharmacist.
40. H. F. Mattjetschek, Merchant Tailor, Clothing.
41. J. Fischer, 5 and 10 Cent Store, Picture Frames, Artists' Supplies, etc.
42. Star Laundry, Lanning & McDonnell, Proprietors.
43. J. U. Voorhis, Groceries.
44. Newton DeBaun, Plumbing and Gasfitting.
45. W. D. Kingsland, Funeral Director.
46. A. S. D. Demarest, Undertaker and Dealer in Musical Instruments.
47. J. L. Merrett, Sewing Machines and Musical Instruments.
48. G. C. VanNostrand Co., Bicycles and Sporting Goods.
H. Synagogue.
49. E. R. Guthrie, Boots and Shoes.
50. E. C. Humphrey, Books, Stationery and Bicycles.
51. Co-operative Laundry.
52. Mrs. A. Cairnes, Select Boarding-house.
53. Jacob Dunn, Jeweler.
54. Givernand Bros., Silk Manufacturers.
This reproduction panoramic map of Hackensack, New Jersey was published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1896.
The Leni Lenape Tribe of Algonquin Indians lived and worked in the area that became Hackensack until the Dutch settled in the 1630's.
In November of 1776, George Washington and his troops headquartered in Hackensack and camped on the grounds of the First Dutch Reformed Church while retreating from Fort Lee. Later, Washington, along with French commander Lafayette returned to Hackensack to attend the funeral of Brigadier General Enoch Poor. Poor, a ship builder and merchant from New Hampshire, had ridden out a harsh winter at Valley Forge, led maneuvers during the Battle of Monmouth and raised victory at Newton. It was told that he had been felled by a dueler's bullet near Hackensack and died two days later. Of Enoch Poor, Washington wrote "He was an officer of distinguished merit, one who as a citizen and soldier had every claim to the esteem and regard of his country". Poor was buried at the First Reformed Church and a statue and monument were added later.
The view of Hackensack shows buildings, bridges, railroad route and clearly labeled streets.
Features inset illustrations of the following locations:
Fire Department Building.
Catholic Church.
First M. E. Church.
Christian Reformed Church.
Union St. School.
Bergen County Court House.
Opera House.
First Reformed Church.
Episcopal Church.
High & Grammar School.
"Bank Building" W. M. Johnson, Attorney,
A. DeBaun, Attorney,
A. W. Williams, Civil Engineer,
C. Mabie, Attorney.
Oritani Club House.
Residence of Dr. David St. John.
Residence of C. E. Eckerson.
Residence of John Dunlop.
Red Towers Greenhouses Store.
Residence and Store of E. A. McFadden.
Residence of Lemuel Lozier.
Residence of Hon. J. M. Van Valen.
Hackensack Hospital.
Alex. Denig Apothecary. The Adams Pharmacy.
Fischer's 5 & 10 Cent Store.
Conklin Bros. & Co. Dry Goods, Millinery, Gents' Furnishing Goods, etc.
G. H. Saunier, Merchant Tailor.
Geo. DeBaun, Hardware, Implements, etc.
Office & Residence of Wm. E. Taylor.
C. W. Petty & Co., Ladies & Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Bradley & Co., Carriages, Bicycles, etc.
Evening Record Publishing Co.
American Beef Co. Market.
Star Laundry, Lanning & McDonnell.
Smith's Hotel, A. S. Smith, Prop.
Office of the Bergen County Democrat.
W. D. Kingsland, Funeral Director.
R. H. Gilbert Dry Goods.
Holley & Smith, Coal, Hay, Grain & Feed.
John O. Grode, Tobacconist.
Residence & Market of Smith & Shafer.
Fairmount Hotel, W. E. Lepine, Prop.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
A. Bergen County Court House.
2. Post Office.
3. N. Y. S. & W. R. R. Stations.
4. N. J. & N. Y. R. R. Stations.
5. Public Schools.
6. Public Library.
7. Episcopal Church.
8. Catholic Church.
9. Christian Reformed Church.
10. First Reformed Church.
12. Presbyterian Church.
13. Baptist Church.
B. Asbury M. E. Church.
C. Fire Department.
D. Oritani Field Club, E. Hackensack Wheelmen's Club.
F. Hackensack Hospital.
G. Hackensack Riding Academy and Livery Stable; Lt. W. Von Gaffron, Proprietor.
14. William E. Taylor, Auctioneer, Real Estate and Insurance.
15. David St. John, Physician and Surgeon.
16. Lemuel Lozler, Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
17. Residence of Alfred W. Williams, Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
18. Charles Conklin, Real Estate and Insurance.
19. Bergen County Democrat, Hon. H. D. Winton, Editor and Proprietor.
20. The Evening Record Publishing Co., H. W. Collingwood, Editor.
21. Hackensack Republican, H. M. Herrick, Editor and Proprietor.
22. Bergen County Index, S. E. Clapp, Editor and Proprietor.
23. Smith's Hotel, Albert S. Smith, Proprietor.
24. Morton House, J. H. Morton, Proprietor.
25. Fairmount Hotel, W. E. Lepine, Proprietor.
26. Erie House, John Spyri, Proprietor.
27. Jno. O. Grode, Tobacconist.
28. Smith & Shafer, General Market.
29. J. L. VanBuskirk, General Market.
30. Red Towers Greenhouse, Capt. John J. Phelps, Proprietor.
30 A. Camewell Greenhouses, Henry Hugues, Proprietor.
31. C. Merritt, Picture Frames and General Repairing.
32. G. H. Saunier, Merchant Tailor. Geo. DeBaun, Hardware.
33. Conklin Bros. Co., Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings
34. R. H. Gilbert, Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
35. C. W. Petty & Co., Dry Goods and Fancy Articles. Bradley & Co., Carriages, Sleighs and Bicycles.
36. Holley & Smith, Coal, Hay, Grain and Feed.
37. Edwin Ackerman, Coal.
38. Alex. Denig, Apothecary, The Adams Pharmacy.
39. E. A. McFadden, Druggist and Pharmacist.
40. H. F. Mattjetschek, Merchant Tailor, Clothing.
41. J. Fischer, 5 and 10 Cent Store, Picture Frames, Artists' Supplies, etc.
42. Star Laundry, Lanning & McDonnell, Proprietors.
43. J. U. Voorhis, Groceries.
44. Newton DeBaun, Plumbing and Gasfitting.
45. W. D. Kingsland, Funeral Director.
46. A. S. D. Demarest, Undertaker and Dealer in Musical Instruments.
47. J. L. Merrett, Sewing Machines and Musical Instruments.
48. G. C. VanNostrand Co., Bicycles and Sporting Goods.
H. Synagogue.
49. E. R. Guthrie, Boots and Shoes.
50. E. C. Humphrey, Books, Stationery and Bicycles.
51. Co-operative Laundry.
52. Mrs. A. Cairnes, Select Boarding-house.
53. Jacob Dunn, Jeweler.
54. Givernand Bros., Silk Manufacturers.
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