Courtesy, RF Smith
Postcard of City Hall circa 1930.
Courtesy, Jersey City Free Public Library
City Hall, Grove Street Facade
Photo: A. Selvaggio, 2002
Detail from the Plat Map of Jersey City and Bayonne, 1919 showing the plan view of the new City Hall as well as the location of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Credits: New York Society of Model Engineer's Library, Rich Taylor Collection and Historical Maps of New Jersey site of Rutgers University.
Portrait of Lewis H. Broome (1849-1927)
Courtesy, Jersey City Free Public Library
Soldiers & Sailors Monument in front of City Hall,
Photo: A. Selvaggio, 2002
Illustration above showing the New City Hall on Grove Street.
Source: Eaton. Jersey City and Its Historic Sites (1899)
Postcard detail showing the Soldiers & Sailors Monument
Courtesy, Jersey City Free Public Library
Detail from the Atlas of Hudson County, GM Hopkins 1873.
The first City Hall building was located on Newark Avenue and Cooper Place (lower left) while the 1896 structure occupied the entire city block bounded by Montgomery, Grove, Mercer, and Henderson Streets (upper left). The map reveals the many homes and businesses that once stood on that block prior to the construction of the new City Hall.
Credits: New York Society of Model Engineer's Library, Rich Taylor Collection and Historical Maps of New Jersey site of Rutgers University
City Hall, Detail of Main Entrance on Grove Street
Photo: A. Selvaggio, 2002
City Hall, Grove Street Facade
Photo: P. Shalhoub, 2001
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