Historic Map - Hoboken, NJ - 1881
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The city of Hoboken, New Jersey, 1881. By O. H. Bailey & A. Ward.
Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey, drawn and published by O. H. Bailey and A. Ward in 1881. Hoboken's transportation center dominates this map published 35 years after Hoboken introduced organized baseball to America. In 1846 the New York Knickerbocker Club played the New York Nine at Elysian Fields. This Hoboken site remained a popular baseball park until the mid-1870's when the area was developed for housing. The Stevens Institute of Technology was founded at Castle Point in 1870, and remains today a popular private university of the sciences. Hoboken was incorporated as a township in 1849 and as a city in 1855.
This map shows Hoboken's buildings, clearly labeled street names, shipping traffic and railway routes of 1881.
The border illustrations are of:
Der Deutsche Club
S. M. Meyenberg Silk Works. Office 40 Lispenaru St. N. Y.
First National Bank of Hoboken N. J.
Busch's Hotel. Hermann D. Busch, Proprietor
American Lead Pencil Co. Office 433 & 435 Broadway N. Y.
The Hamburg American Packet Co.
Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. City Hall. Washington, Newark, 1st and Bloomfield Sts.
2. First National Bank of Hoboken, N. J., Newark and Hudson Sts.
3. Stevens Institute of Technology, 5th, Hudson and River Sts.
4. German Club, Hudson and 6th Sts.
5. Busch Hotel, Hudson and 3rd Sts., H. D. Busch, Proprietor
6. Park Hotel, Hudson and 4th Sts., F. Bruckbauer, Proprietor
7. Hamburg American Packet Co., foot 3rd St., Kunhardt & Co., Gen'l Agts., New York. C. B. Richard & Co., Gen'l Passenger Agts.
8. U. S. Bonded Warehouse, "Hoboken Stores", foot 3rd St.
9. N. German Lloyd S. S. Piers, foot 3rd St.
10. Residence Capt. R. Hoffmann. Supt. Breinen Pier, River, near 2nd St.
11. National Line S. S. Pier, foot 1st St.
12. Hoboken Riding Academy and Livery Stable, 103 to 107 Hudson St., P. Hexamer, Proprietor
13. J. M. Niver & Co., Hay and Grain Dealers, foot Newark St.
14. New Jersey Ice Co.'s Office and Barges, foot Newark St.
15. North Hudson Co. R. R. Co.'s Offices, Stables and Car Elevator
16. Office of London and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., of Liverpool, England. Newark and Hudson Sts.
17. The Hoboken Coal Co.'s Pier. Gen'l Office, Newark and Hudson Sts.
18, 19 and 20. Niver Co.'s Coal Office and Yards. Gen'l Office, S. W. cor. Newark and Hudson Sts.
21. Chas. Clinton's Real Estate and Insurance Office, 16 Hudson St.
22. Weber's Germania Garden Theatre, 68 to 70 Hudson St.
23. Meyer & Steneck, Passage Ticket Agts. and Money Brokers, 84 River St. (Passage and Wechsel Geschaft)
24. J. C. Evans' International Hall, 48 Bloomfield St.
25. H. Engelke, Butcher, 50 Garden St.
26. C. S. Harrison, Furniture Dealer, 76 1st St.
27. Klein Bros.'s, Wagon Manufactory, Newark St. and Park Ave.
28. N. Y. Roofing Co.'s Office, 28 1st St.
29. J. G. Connelly Sons, Produce Barrels, 109 Newark St.
30. Chas. Mihm, Carriage and Wagon Maker, 146 Newark St.
31. J. B. Miller, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, 112 Bloomfield St.
32. R. P. Francis, Lumber Dealer, 1st, Willow and Newark Sts.
33. Monroe Whitmore's Planing Mill, 81 to 83 Newark St.
34. Wm. F. Rusch & Co., Furniture Dealers and Justice, 91, 96 & 102 1st St.
35. H. Kruse, Central House, 1st and Willow Sts.
36. P. Wendling, Caterer, Boarding & Washington Terrace.
37. Office "Hoboken Advertiser" Washington and Newark Sts., Moyer & Luchs, Proprietors
38. Office "Hudson Co. Democrat" (English) and "Hudson Co. Journal" (German), Bayer & Kaufmann, Proprietors, 77 Washington St.
39. Crane's Building, B. N. Crane, Undertaker, 80 and 82 Washington St.
40. Wiggins & Abell, Hardware, Iron and Steel, 106 Washington St.
41. H. Struckmann, Butcher, 90 Washington St.
42. Jacob Schmidt's Livery Stable, 111 Washington St.
43. H. A. McKee, Dry & Fancy Goods and Millinery, 114 Washington St.
44. R. A. Anderson, Paints, Paperhangings, etc., 196 Washington St.
45. E. A. Condit & Bro., House Furnishing Goods, 186 Washington St.
46. G. Hirschberg, Hatter and Furrier, 158 Washington St.
47. F. J. Drescher, Groceries, 159 Washington St.
48. A. Himmel, Mechanical Bakery, 165 Washington St.
49. U. S. Laundry Co., 167 Washington St.
50. Fleischmann & Co.'s Yeast Agency, 177 Washington St.
51. Harmann & Sieburg, German Apothecaries, 184 Washington St.
52. Louis M. Stein's Real Estate & Insurance Office, 188 Washington St.
53. N. Smiley's Boot and Shoe Store, 102 Washington St. 54. H. F. Brandis, Florist, 209 Washington St.
55. John D. Bischoff's Sample Rooms, 224 Washington St.
56. John N. Becker, Upholstery and Furniture Dealer, 225 Washington St.
57. H. H. Hankins, Hardware and Lumber, 229 Washington St.
58. J. Ritter, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, 232 Washington St.
59. A. Tanner, Carpenter and Builder, residence, 246 Washington St.
60. Chas. G. AmEnde, Apothecary & Manufacturing Chemist, 268 Washington St.
61. T. W. Griffiths, Pharmacy, 270 Washington St.
62. Residence of Dr. Frank Nichols, 297 Washington St.
63. Residence of C. F. Holtz, President of German Club.
64. The Hoboken Academy, 5th and Willow Sts.
65. F. H. W. Schlesier's Ger., Eng. & French Academy, 272 Bloomfield St.
66. Residence of F. G. Himpler, Architect, 340 Bloomfield St. Patent Improvements in Wooden Partitions.
67. Residence of F. J. Emmerich, Optical Instruments, etc., 418 Bloomfield St.
68. Residence of Col. E. P. C. Lewis, River and 5th Sts.
69. J. C. Farr, Lumber, Timber and Mason Materials, 5th St. dock.
70. Chas. S. Shultz, Timber and Mason Building Materials, 5th St. dock.
71. Castle Point Coal Co.'s Pier and Office, near 5th St. dock.
72. Steamer "Marion", Rockaway Boat, Capt. J. A. Carnie, Proprietor. Res. Bloomfield St.
73. Steamer "Long Branch", J. Myers, Proprietor.
74. Atlantic Boat Club House, foot 4th St.
75. Mansfield & Fagan's Architectural Iron Works, 232 to 238 Willow St.
76. The American Lead Pencil Co.'s Manufactory, Clinton and 5th Sts.
77. J. B. Page's Silk Dyeing Works, 99 to 101 Adams St.
78. S. M. Meyenberg's Silk Manufactory, Clinton, 3rd and Grand Sts.
79. The Fontaine Pin Manufacturing Co.'s Works, 4th and Madison Sts.
80. Geo. Focht Iron Works and Focht's Building, Adams and 1st Sts.
81. I. Ingleson, Patent Bundle Kindling Wood Manufactory, Jefferson and 1st Sts.
82. John Kennedy, Gravel Roofer, 10 Clinton St.
83. Wm. Henn's Bakery, 4th St. and Park Ave.
84. John Schmalz's Bakery, 193 Park Ave.
85. Claus H. Jagel's, Groceries, Willow and 10th Sts.
86. P. Baumann, Florist, Spring St., W. Hoboken.
87. P. Archdeacon, Florist, Palisade Ave.
A. St. Mathews Lutheran Church, Hudson and 8th Sts.
B. Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington and 7th Sts.
C. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hudson near 9th St.
D. Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, 6th and Willow Sts.
E. 1st Presbyterian Church, Hudson and 6th Sts.
F. 1st United Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield and 3rd Sts.
G. 1st Reformed Church, Hudson near 5th St.
H. 1st Baptist Church, Bloomfield and 3rd Sts.
I. German Methodist Episcopal Church, Garden near 3rd St.
J. German Evangelical Church, Garden and 6th St.
K. M. E. Free Tabernacle, Park Ave. near 6th St.
L. Lady of Grace Catholic Church, WillowSt. opp. Square.
M. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Monroe St.
N. St. Michael'sPassionists Church and Monastery, W. Hoboken.
& Public Schools 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Reproduction bird's-eye view map of Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey, drawn and published by O. H. Bailey and A. Ward in 1881. Hoboken's transportation center dominates this map published 35 years after Hoboken introduced organized baseball to America. In 1846 the New York Knickerbocker Club played the New York Nine at Elysian Fields. This Hoboken site remained a popular baseball park until the mid-1870's when the area was developed for housing. The Stevens Institute of Technology was founded at Castle Point in 1870, and remains today a popular private university of the sciences. Hoboken was incorporated as a township in 1849 and as a city in 1855.
This map shows Hoboken's buildings, clearly labeled street names, shipping traffic and railway routes of 1881.
The border illustrations are of:
Der Deutsche Club
S. M. Meyenberg Silk Works. Office 40 Lispenaru St. N. Y.
First National Bank of Hoboken N. J.
Busch's Hotel. Hermann D. Busch, Proprietor
American Lead Pencil Co. Office 433 & 435 Broadway N. Y.
The Hamburg American Packet Co.
Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. City Hall. Washington, Newark, 1st and Bloomfield Sts.
2. First National Bank of Hoboken, N. J., Newark and Hudson Sts.
3. Stevens Institute of Technology, 5th, Hudson and River Sts.
4. German Club, Hudson and 6th Sts.
5. Busch Hotel, Hudson and 3rd Sts., H. D. Busch, Proprietor
6. Park Hotel, Hudson and 4th Sts., F. Bruckbauer, Proprietor
7. Hamburg American Packet Co., foot 3rd St., Kunhardt & Co., Gen'l Agts., New York. C. B. Richard & Co., Gen'l Passenger Agts.
8. U. S. Bonded Warehouse, "Hoboken Stores", foot 3rd St.
9. N. German Lloyd S. S. Piers, foot 3rd St.
10. Residence Capt. R. Hoffmann. Supt. Breinen Pier, River, near 2nd St.
11. National Line S. S. Pier, foot 1st St.
12. Hoboken Riding Academy and Livery Stable, 103 to 107 Hudson St., P. Hexamer, Proprietor
13. J. M. Niver & Co., Hay and Grain Dealers, foot Newark St.
14. New Jersey Ice Co.'s Office and Barges, foot Newark St.
15. North Hudson Co. R. R. Co.'s Offices, Stables and Car Elevator
16. Office of London and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., of Liverpool, England. Newark and Hudson Sts.
17. The Hoboken Coal Co.'s Pier. Gen'l Office, Newark and Hudson Sts.
18, 19 and 20. Niver Co.'s Coal Office and Yards. Gen'l Office, S. W. cor. Newark and Hudson Sts.
21. Chas. Clinton's Real Estate and Insurance Office, 16 Hudson St.
22. Weber's Germania Garden Theatre, 68 to 70 Hudson St.
23. Meyer & Steneck, Passage Ticket Agts. and Money Brokers, 84 River St. (Passage and Wechsel Geschaft)
24. J. C. Evans' International Hall, 48 Bloomfield St.
25. H. Engelke, Butcher, 50 Garden St.
26. C. S. Harrison, Furniture Dealer, 76 1st St.
27. Klein Bros.'s, Wagon Manufactory, Newark St. and Park Ave.
28. N. Y. Roofing Co.'s Office, 28 1st St.
29. J. G. Connelly Sons, Produce Barrels, 109 Newark St.
30. Chas. Mihm, Carriage and Wagon Maker, 146 Newark St.
31. J. B. Miller, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, 112 Bloomfield St.
32. R. P. Francis, Lumber Dealer, 1st, Willow and Newark Sts.
33. Monroe Whitmore's Planing Mill, 81 to 83 Newark St.
34. Wm. F. Rusch & Co., Furniture Dealers and Justice, 91, 96 & 102 1st St.
35. H. Kruse, Central House, 1st and Willow Sts.
36. P. Wendling, Caterer, Boarding & Washington Terrace.
37. Office "Hoboken Advertiser" Washington and Newark Sts., Moyer & Luchs, Proprietors
38. Office "Hudson Co. Democrat" (English) and "Hudson Co. Journal" (German), Bayer & Kaufmann, Proprietors, 77 Washington St.
39. Crane's Building, B. N. Crane, Undertaker, 80 and 82 Washington St.
40. Wiggins & Abell, Hardware, Iron and Steel, 106 Washington St.
41. H. Struckmann, Butcher, 90 Washington St.
42. Jacob Schmidt's Livery Stable, 111 Washington St.
43. H. A. McKee, Dry & Fancy Goods and Millinery, 114 Washington St.
44. R. A. Anderson, Paints, Paperhangings, etc., 196 Washington St.
45. E. A. Condit & Bro., House Furnishing Goods, 186 Washington St.
46. G. Hirschberg, Hatter and Furrier, 158 Washington St.
47. F. J. Drescher, Groceries, 159 Washington St.
48. A. Himmel, Mechanical Bakery, 165 Washington St.
49. U. S. Laundry Co., 167 Washington St.
50. Fleischmann & Co.'s Yeast Agency, 177 Washington St.
51. Harmann & Sieburg, German Apothecaries, 184 Washington St.
52. Louis M. Stein's Real Estate & Insurance Office, 188 Washington St.
53. N. Smiley's Boot and Shoe Store, 102 Washington St. 54. H. F. Brandis, Florist, 209 Washington St.
55. John D. Bischoff's Sample Rooms, 224 Washington St.
56. John N. Becker, Upholstery and Furniture Dealer, 225 Washington St.
57. H. H. Hankins, Hardware and Lumber, 229 Washington St.
58. J. Ritter, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, 232 Washington St.
59. A. Tanner, Carpenter and Builder, residence, 246 Washington St.
60. Chas. G. AmEnde, Apothecary & Manufacturing Chemist, 268 Washington St.
61. T. W. Griffiths, Pharmacy, 270 Washington St.
62. Residence of Dr. Frank Nichols, 297 Washington St.
63. Residence of C. F. Holtz, President of German Club.
64. The Hoboken Academy, 5th and Willow Sts.
65. F. H. W. Schlesier's Ger., Eng. & French Academy, 272 Bloomfield St.
66. Residence of F. G. Himpler, Architect, 340 Bloomfield St. Patent Improvements in Wooden Partitions.
67. Residence of F. J. Emmerich, Optical Instruments, etc., 418 Bloomfield St.
68. Residence of Col. E. P. C. Lewis, River and 5th Sts.
69. J. C. Farr, Lumber, Timber and Mason Materials, 5th St. dock.
70. Chas. S. Shultz, Timber and Mason Building Materials, 5th St. dock.
71. Castle Point Coal Co.'s Pier and Office, near 5th St. dock.
72. Steamer "Marion", Rockaway Boat, Capt. J. A. Carnie, Proprietor. Res. Bloomfield St.
73. Steamer "Long Branch", J. Myers, Proprietor.
74. Atlantic Boat Club House, foot 4th St.
75. Mansfield & Fagan's Architectural Iron Works, 232 to 238 Willow St.
76. The American Lead Pencil Co.'s Manufactory, Clinton and 5th Sts.
77. J. B. Page's Silk Dyeing Works, 99 to 101 Adams St.
78. S. M. Meyenberg's Silk Manufactory, Clinton, 3rd and Grand Sts.
79. The Fontaine Pin Manufacturing Co.'s Works, 4th and Madison Sts.
80. Geo. Focht Iron Works and Focht's Building, Adams and 1st Sts.
81. I. Ingleson, Patent Bundle Kindling Wood Manufactory, Jefferson and 1st Sts.
82. John Kennedy, Gravel Roofer, 10 Clinton St.
83. Wm. Henn's Bakery, 4th St. and Park Ave.
84. John Schmalz's Bakery, 193 Park Ave.
85. Claus H. Jagel's, Groceries, Willow and 10th Sts.
86. P. Baumann, Florist, Spring St., W. Hoboken.
87. P. Archdeacon, Florist, Palisade Ave.
A. St. Mathews Lutheran Church, Hudson and 8th Sts.
B. Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington and 7th Sts.
C. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hudson near 9th St.
D. Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, 6th and Willow Sts.
E. 1st Presbyterian Church, Hudson and 6th Sts.
F. 1st United Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield and 3rd Sts.
G. 1st Reformed Church, Hudson near 5th St.
H. 1st Baptist Church, Bloomfield and 3rd Sts.
I. German Methodist Episcopal Church, Garden near 3rd St.
J. German Evangelical Church, Garden and 6th St.
K. M. E. Free Tabernacle, Park Ave. near 6th St.
L. Lady of Grace Catholic Church, WillowSt. opp. Square.
M. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Monroe St.
N. St. Michael'sPassionists Church and Monastery, W. Hoboken.
& Public Schools 1, 2, 3 and 4.
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