Charles Schneider Photographs

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Charles Schneider Photographs
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These photographs were donated to the WHC by Evelyn and Jim Dette.

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  • Pershing Road in Snow
    Black and white photograph of Pershing Road, after a snowstorm in 1938, with cars, trolleys and pedestrians all vying for position on the roadway.
  • Pier 7 Grain Elevator
    Three black and white photographs of the Pier 7 grain elevator, which was located near the border of Weehawken and West New York. The photos were taken by Charles Schneider, from Boulevard East
  • Pier K, Union Dry Dock and Ferry Terminal
    Black and white photograph looking north east towards Pier K, Union Dry Dock and Ferry Terminal. Image taken by Charles Schneider.
  • New York skyline from Hamilton Park
    Black and white photograph of Hamilton Park with unidentified man, looking towards Manhattan. Image taken by Charles Schneider.
  • Fulton Street looking east
    Black and white photograph of Fulton Street, taken from Louisa Place, looking east towards Manhattan. Image taken by Charles Schneider.
  • Boulevard East looking south
    Black and white 1926 photograph of Boulevard East, looking south. The Meister house is seen on the east side of the Boulevard. The image was taken by Charles Schneider.
  • Eldorado Place looking east
    Black and white photograph of Eldorado Place looking east after a snowfall. The image was taken by Charles Schneider.
  • Weehawken backyards
    Black and white photograph of backyards on a Weehawken street. Image was taken by Charles Schneider, circa 1930s.
  • West New York profile rocks
    Three black and white photographs of the "profile rocks" in West New York, taken by Weehawken resident and photographer Charles Schneider in the mid-1930s.
  • Ferryboat Circa 1940s
    Black and white photograph of commuters on the Weehawken ferry taken by Charles Schneider in the 1940s. From the collection of the Weehawken Historical Commission.
  • Bus on Pershing Road, Weehawken, NJ
    Black and white photograph of a bus on Pershing Road enroute to the ferry terminal. The type of bus shown was in service around 1940. The Grauert Causeway and Soldiers and Sailors monument on Boulevard East are seen in the background. Photo by Charles Schneider from the collection of the Weehawken Historical Commission.
  • Commuters on Pershing Road in the Snow
    This black and white photo shows commuters on their way to the ferry terminal on a snowy day. There is no date, but it appears to be from around 1940, based on the models of buses seen. The photo was taken By Weehawken resident, Charles Schneider. From the collection of the Weehawken Historical Commission.