Glen Ridge Public Library

Lackawanna railroad station in 1909, looking S over track platform - GR Trust Co. building in background

Time table, Newark & Bloomfield Railroad Company, 1857

Time table, early Erie line, 1873

Bridge over Glen, Ridgewood Avenue, very early, from memory

Bridge, Freeman Parkway, 1917

Glen Ridge Trust Co. building, 1917

Congregational Church, 1917

Glen Ridge Arcade Stores building, 1917

The Campus Luncheonette, Herman Street

Dolphin fountain at The Freeman Gardens - on cover of 1969-1070 GR Directory - Photo by R. Milford Kime (See also B0967)

1862 Survey of Bloomfield Avenue - Section of survey showing area that became GR

Map hand drawn from memory by Helen Wilde - Centers on Bloomfield Ave from Bloomfield, through Glen Ridge into Montclair (fka West Bloomfield), including features such as streets, Cadmus homes and the Quarry (now Central School playground)

Cadmus House on Washington Street, looking SW

Cadmus House on Washington Street, looking SE (233 Ashland Ave. Bloomfield).

Lackawanna Station (aka Ridgewood Ave Station) platforms in 1912 - Looking E toward Ridgewood Ave Bridge - Shows N end of Train Station

Cadmus House being demolished - 87 Park Ave, at NE corner Hillside and Park Aves - View looking NW toward house (TRACEY CHECK)

Glen Ridge Station (now Benson Street Station) on Erie Railroad line - View SW across tracks to the Station - includes railroad crossing gate and phone booth

Front of Lackawanna Station (aka Ridgewood Ave Station) - Also location of Baggage Room Antiques and Virginia Flick Realty - Includes 2 phone booths

Moffett’s Mill wheel and dam in the snow - Shows steel Parkway bridge overhead

Addison Roubaud (age 100) with Mrs. David Oakes (?) and Miss Mildred

News article photo of old painting of Moffett's (aka Moffat's) Rolling Mill and GR Borough Clerk James Brown (GR Paper Oct 31, 1947) - Original painting is hanging in the GR Library