Annual Hoboken House Tour — Sunday, Oct. 25th
(ABOVE: Eliott Kaufmann photo) via press release The Hoboken Historical Museum hosts the Annual Hoboken House Tour, on Sunday, Oct. 25, from 10 am –…
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“Second Tuesdays Sinatra Films” at Hoboken Historical Museum
The Hoboken Historical Museum is pleased to launch the “Second Tuesdays Sinatra Films” series on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m., as part of the…
Fridays Are For Frank: “Call Me”
This picture from the corner of 10th & Willow in Hoboken, gives some interesting perspective. Remember the pay phone? We used to run to the…
FRIDAYS ARE FOR FRANK: “The September of My Years”
"One day you turn around and it's summer Next day you turn around and it's fall And the springs and the winters of a lifetime…
Fridays Are For Frank: “Blue Moon” / Sinatra Exhibit at Hoboken Historical Museum
"Once in a Blue Moon," you say? They're actually not all that rare—once every two or three years. Most people define a Blue Moon as…
PLAY BALL!!! Hoboken to Commemorate 169th Anniversary of First Baseball Game on Saturday
Hoboken hosted the first officially recorded, organized “base ball” game played under Alexander Joy Cartwright Jr.’s rules, on June 19, 1846. According to historical records,…
Hoboken Historical Museum to Celebrate Sinatra Centennial with “My Way” Gala—THIS SATURDAY, April 25
It seems everyone is acknowledging Frank Sinatra lately—as they should. This December 12th will be Frank's 100th birthday. But while these fair-weather friends are paying…
Fridays Are For Frank: “It Was A Very Good Year”/Hoboken Historical Museum Gala
We here at hMAG thoroughly enjoyed the HBO Documentary earlier this week—"Sinatra: 'All Or Nothing At All'"—directed by Alex Gibney. It was an in-depth, chronological…
Touring the Stevens Family Legacy
by Jack Silbert Hoboken founder Colonel John Stevens III likely would’ve preferred if the chosen mode of transport was steamship or locomotive (his specialties) rather…
Before Mo’ne Davis, There Was Maria Pepe…
In 1972, Maria Pepe pitched in the Hoboken Little League. Today no one bats an eyelash at a girl playing Little League—in 1972, it nearly…