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WNY newspaper The Hub Herald Oct 1947

A local WNY newspaper that started during WWII to keep the soldiers from WNY informed of what was going on back home. These copies donated to the WNY Library by Frank Pizzichillo.

Nov 12, 2009

Photos: 14

WNY newspaper The HUB HERALD Nov 1946

A local WNY newspaper that started during WWII to keep the soldiers from WNY informed of what was going on back home. These copies donated to the WNY Library by Frank Pizzichillo.

Nov 12, 2009

Photos: 11

WNY newspaper The HUB HERALD, Fall of 1950

A local WNY newspaper that started during WWII to keep the soldiers from WNY informed of what was going on back home. These copies donated to the WNY Library by Frank Pizzichillo.

Nov 12, 2009

Photos: 21

WNY newspaper The HUB HERALD, Fall 1951

A local WNY newspaper that started during WWII to keep the soldiers from WNY informed of what was going on back home. These copies donated to the WNY Library by Frank Pizzichillo.

Nov 12, 2009

Photos: 24

WNY newspaper The HUB HERALD Spring 1951

A local WNY newspaper that started during WWII to keep the soldiers from WNY informed of what was going on back home. These copies donated to the WNY Library by Frank Pizzichillo.

Nov 12, 2009

Photos: 20

WNY people

If you know anybody in these pictures, e mail WNYHistory@aol.com and give the picture number, where they are placed in picture, clothing, hat or whatever description of them, along with their name. I'll try to stamp their name into the picture.

Jul 2, 2009

Photos: 17

WNY newspaper 1913

Dec 4, 2008

Photos: 12

Guttenberg Veterans

This album is dedicated to the Guttenburg veterans who have made the Supreme Sacrifice and always remembered by the Guttenburg Memorial Committee. To view a poster, click on it, then use the magnifying tool to zoom in (looks like a magnifying glass). To navigate the poster, hold your left mouse button down and drag the pointer around.

Apr 18, 2008

Photos: 26

West New York, NJ WW II Veteran newspaper articles

This album is still under construction, adding more articles and updating the name database (latest update April 29, 2009) to provide the page number for each article, but you can view the pages now. If you have any veterans info, who were killed in any wars, please contact us and we will post it. There are other North Hudson towns' veterans in the name database with an article reference. Make sure you use the magnifying tool, then grab and drag to navigate the page. Check back again, still loading info. If you have anything related to West New York history and would like to donate pictures or articles, please e mail to WNYhistory@aol.com , or, you can contact the WNY Library (www.wnypl.org), phone 201 295-5135 and ask for Estela Longo. This is a privately maintained album, but we work closely with the WNY Library.

Mar 14, 2008

Photos: 283

West New York monuments

Feb 7, 2008

Photos: 12

West New York postcards

Feb 7, 2008

Photos: 33

WNY waterfront

Jul 9, 2007

Photos: 41

WNY new waterfront

Jul 8, 2007

Photos: 27

West New York, NJ Fire Dept historical photos

Jul 4, 2007

Photos: 133

West New York, NJ historical photos

Many thanks to Mr. Weiliang Lai and Estela Longo of the West New York Library for their invaluable assistance in supplying most of the pictures for these albums.

Jul 4, 2007

Photos: 136

West New York, NJ historical photos

Jun 24, 2007

Photos: 74

Battleship NJ 2006

Jun 20, 2006

Photos: 91

The Pony Tracks

We all knew this place as the "Pony Track", but it was actually "Kiddies Playland". Ed Roggerman and his wife owned and operated the WNY amusement park located on Broadway between 52nd and 53rd streets where Number 2 school is now. The park grew in the 1960s to include the pony rides, batting cages, rides, miniature golf, trampolines and whatever else could be squeezed in. Ed even had a sidekick named Zip who was a chimpanzee monkey.

Jul 4, 2004

Photos: 44

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