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Kids Map Hoboken Eric, Wallace School Isabella, Wallace School Ava, Wallace School Max, Wallace School Jonathan, HoLa David, Boys and Girls Club Breanna, Connors Elementary School Jasper, Hoboken Charter School Kids Map Hoboken 100 Steps to Paterson Plank Road Jersey City Heights Second Street HUD Light Rail Station SON-BERGEN LIG HT RAIL Sanai, Connors Elementary School Riddhi, Wallace School Marshall Street Marshall Drive Isabella, HoLa TO§ JERSEY AVENUE, JERSEY CITY, HOLLAND TUNNEL Harrison Street Harrison Street Chase, Wallace School Paterson Avenue 97 Ninth Street Mama Johnson Light Rail Station Field Elevator to Congress Street Jackson Street Jackson Street and Jersey City Heights Saranya, Wallace School 11 77 Jubilee Center JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS AND UNION CITY Monroe Street Monroe Street Thomas G. Connors Birthplace of H O B O K 82 Madison E N M U Elementary School Frank Sinatra Hoboken Catholic N I C I PA Elijah, Wallace School Street Park Academy 71 L B O U 415 Monroe Street 115 N D A R Y Observer Highway 88 12 9th Street 8th Street Street 10th 2nd Street 2nd 3rd Street 3rd Street 5th Street 6th Street 7th 1st Street 1st 4th Street 4th Madison Street Madison Street Street 11th 129 43 TO§ NEWPORT MALL, JERSEY CITY Jeerson Street Jeerson Street Street 13th Jeerson Street § 68 Boys & Girls 129 Fire Department § TO JERSEY44 CITY, HOLLAND TUNNEL Clubs of Headquarters Y 20 R HoLa: Hoboken Dual 74 Hudson County Clock Tower JFK Stadium/Field A Language Charter School 4 D Apartments 96 Street 12th N Adams Street Adams Street Adams Street U O B 55 109 L A Bow Tie Cinemas JERSEY CITY 55 P 34 I C I Grand Street Grand Street Columbus Park Grand Street N Hoboken Junior/Senior U 113 86 M High School Christopher Columbus N Xavier, HoLa Newark Street 73 E Statue K Clinton Street O Clinton Street CarePoint Health- Clinton Street WEEHAWKEN B 46 Hoboken University 129 119 O Medical Center Mustard Seed H 123 School Wallace School 121 7 78 83 38 122 VIADUCT UNION CITY TO JERSEY AND CITY HEIGHTS Willow Avenue Willow Avenue Willow Avenue Street 15th TO LINCOLN TUNNEL, Fire Fighters The Hoboken ROUTE 3, Monument Public Library 50 NJ TURNPIKE, 84 1600 Park I-495§ Church Square 131 Salvatore R. Calabro 28 80 Elementary School Street 16th Park Park Avenue Park Avenue Park Avenue 85 The Hudson 24 Harborside 75 School Joseph F. Brandt 119 Guglielmo Primary School 76 Park 116 Marconi Statue 41 47 9th Street 15th Street 15th 14th Street 14th 8th Street Street 10th Street 11th Street 12th Street 13th 2nd Street 2nd Y 3rd Street 3rd Street 5th Street 6th 7th Street 7th 1st Street 1st 4th Street 4th A Garden Street Garden Street Garden Street W Hoboken Charter K 70 Elysian 60 32 L High School A 53 Charter W Maya, Jubilee Center School T Observer Highway Bloomeld Street Bloomeld Street N THE COVE Bloomeld Street Hoboken Fire O R City Hall F Department Museum 49 101 112 103 9 120 118 110 15 56 48 22 27 R 130 102 107 33 59 58 36 105 40 29 39 18 37 99 42 57 55 30 E 26 14 17633525 55 31 T Washington Street 2 Birthplace of Washington Street 6 A Washington Street Baseball Monument W 21 62 5446 108 45 126 67 72 Hoboken 19 5 129 106 119 52 124 66 15 13 65 104 16 10 Charter R Court Street School Elks Lodge E Court Street V 51 I Prime Time R 59 64 132 Police Department 79 Early Learning Center 8 Hoboken Historical Hudson Street Hudson Street Museum Hudson Street H U D S O N Hoboken 59 NJ Transit Buses 23 125 Civil War Memorial Elysian Park 114 1 122 125 12 Stevens Park 55 Stevens Institute of Technology ane Shipyard Lane Shipyard Lane L Hoboken Terminal Newark Street 87 ll 94 69 we Shipyard Hudson Place Hudson Sgt. William Fesken Light Rail Station 81 Max Hoboken River Street River Street Hoboken Vietnam War Castle Point Terrace World War I Park Memorial Flagpole Memorial 69 PATH Station Street 1st 114 Little League 93 111 Field Bright Horizons 128 95 at Maxwell Place Javier, Wallace School World War I Stairs New York e North Embarkation Memorial World War II Yacht Club, Circa 1844 61 riv 14th Street Ferry Taxi Stand Frank Sinatra Drive 100 ra D 127 Memorial Stairs Frank Sinat to NYC W HUDSON RIVER WATERFRONT WALKWAY Sinatra Park Stevens 117 Sam Sloan to Stevens Swimming Pool Maxwell Place Park Statue 90 Fountain Soccer Field 89 N F Pier 13 Annette Iling 92 ra nk (Shipyard Memorial S Hoboken Ferry Pier C Park in Marina) NJ Transit Terminal Vietnam War at ra to NYC Memorial D Frank Sinatra Drive ri Sibyl’s S ve Cave Skateboard 3 Castle Point E Hoboken NJ Transit Terminal Pier A Park Lookout 98 Park formerly known as: Erie-Lackawanna Train 91 Terminal and Ferry Station Hudson River TO§ NEW YORK CITY Zoe, Elysian Charter School Zoe, All Saints Episcopal Day School Kennedy, Hudson School Leah, Wallace School Mike, Elysian Charter School Noa, Jubilee Center Rosie, Wallace School Ian, Hoboken Charter High School Cecily, All Saints Episcopal Day School “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. Rebecca, Connors Elementary School Kids from public, private, and charter schools and from after- Ethan, HoLa Bar, Hoboken Charter School Frank, Elysian Charter School Vikram, Hudson School Ari, Elysian Charter School school 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! Museum 39 Stacks Pancake House & Café 506 Washington Street 201-710-5777 73 Hoboken Junior/Senior High School 800 Clinton Street 201-356-3700 110 Garden Street School of the Performing Arts 1018 Washington Street, 2nd floor 201-683-9100 1 Hoboken Historical Museum 1301 Hudson Street 201-656-2240 Participating Schools 40 Subway 418 Washington Street 201-656-0692 74 HoLa: Hoboken Dual Language Charter School 123 Jefferson Street 201-427-1458 111 Mural—150 Years of Hoboken History and Community Members Landmarks Alec, Wallace School Pizza 4th Street between River and Frank Sinatra Drive All Saints Episcopal Day School 75 The Hudson School 601 Park Avenue 201-659-8335 2 Birthplace of Baseball Monument 11th & Washington Streets—4 corners 41 7 Stars Pizzeria 342 Garden Street 201-653-7204 Boys and Girls Clubs of Hudson County ESSENTIALS 76 Joseph F. Brandt Primary School 215 9th Street 201-365-3696 Elysian Charter School 3 Castle Point Lookout Stevens Institute of Technology 42 Benny Tudino’s 622 Washington Street 201-792-4132 Grocery Family Fun Day individual families 4 Clock Tower Apartments 300 Adams Street 646-202-2617 77 Jubilee Center 601-603 Jackson Street 201-792-0340 112 7-Eleven 422 Washington Street 201-222-2533 Hoboken Charter School 43 Delfino’s Pizzeria 500 Jefferson Street 201-792-7457 Hudson, HoLa Hoboken Charter High School 78 Mustard Seed School 422 Willow Street 201-653-5548 113 A&P Supermarket 614 Clinton Street 201-795-1783 5 Elks Lodge 1005 Washington Street 201-656-9602 44 Domino’s Pizza 462 Newark Street 201-653-3700 Hoboken Historical Museum individual families 79 Prime Time Early Learning Center 410 Hudson Street 201-420-7644 114 Kings 325 River Street 201-386-2300 Hoboken Junior/Senior High School 6 Hudson Tea Building 1500 Washington Street 201-795-1960 45 Giovanni’s Pizza 603 Washington Street 201-714-4232 HoLa: Hoboken Dual Language Charter School 1212 Shipyard Lane 201-239-4060 80 Salvatore R. Calabro Elementary School 524 Park Avenue 201-356-3670 7 Church of Our Lady of Grace 400 Willow Avenue 201-659-0369 46 Grimaldi’s Coal Brick-Oven Pizzeria 133 Clinton Street 201-792-0800 The Hudson School 115 ShopRite 900 Madison Avenue 201-792-6070 411 Washington Street 201-792-0010 Jubilee Center of Hoboken 8 St. Matthew Trinity Church SW corner of 8th & Hudson Streets 201-659-4499 81 Stevens Institute of Technology 1 Castle Point Terrace 201-216-5000 Mustard Seed School 116 Sunshine Deli Grocery 240 Garden Street 47 Mario’s Classic Pizza 742 Garden Street 201-659-0808 Salvatore R. Calabro Elementary School Restaurants 82 Thomas G. Connors Elementary School 201 Monroe Street 201-356-3684 201-653-1280 Thomas G. Connors Elementary School 9 Ali Baba Restaurant 918 Washington Street 201-653-5319 48 Napoli’s Brick Oven Pizza 1118 Washington Street 201-216-0900 83 Wallace School 1100 Willow Avenue 201-356-3650 Wallace School Pet Places 10 Arthur’s Tavern 237 Washington Street 201-656-5009 49 Pizza Republic 406 Washington Street 201-798-8210 Parks and Piers 117 Shipyard Dog Park Frank Sinatra Drive North Sponsor of the 3rd edition — 2014 near 13th Street pier 201-420-2349 Katie, Hoboken Charter School 11 Big Banner Restaurant 401 Jackson Street 201-798-0995 50 Torna Pizzeria 254 9th Street 201-798-8873 84 1600 Park 1600 Park Avenue 201-420-2349 Jack, All Saints Episcopal Day School The Hoboken Historical Museum thanks this community 118 You Lucky Dog Boutique & Dog Spa sponsor for its support: 12 Biggie’s Clam Bar 36-42 Newark Street 201-710-5520 51 Uptown Pizzeria 54 14th Street 201-610-9955 85 Church Square Park between Garden, Willow, 4th, & 5th Streets 201-420-2349 932 Washington Street 201-653-4004 318 Madison Street 201-656-2161 Baked Goodies and Coffee 86 Columbus Park Clinton Street between 9th & 10th Streets 201-915-1388 Medical and Hygiene 13 Black Bear Bar and Grill 205 Washington Street 201-656-5511 52 Carlo’s City Hall Bake Shop 95 Washington Street 201-659-3671 87 Elysian Park Hudson Street at 10th Street 201-420-2349 119 CVS Pharmacy 59 Washington Street 201-798-1889 811 Clinton Street 201-420-4825 14 Blimpie 110 Washington Street 201-659-3610 53 Choc O Pain 157 1st Street 201-710-5175 88 Madison Street Park 300 Madison Street 201-420-2349 210 14th Street 201-420-3286 15 Charrito’s 121 Washington Street 201-418-8600 54 Crumbs Bake Shop 409 Washington Street 201-420-8900 1024 Washington Street 201-659-2800 89 Maxwell Place Park 11th Street and Frank Sinatra Drive 201-420-2349 120 Hoboken Orthodontics 928 Washington Street 55 Dunkin’ Donuts 700 Washington Street 201-798-0444 201-876-5500 90 Pier 13 (Shipyard Marina) 1301 Frank Sinatra Drive North 201-798-8080 © 2014 by the Hoboken Historical Museum.
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