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"Appledoorn", the home of Donald V. Lowe, for many years a Port of New York Comissioner and Republican leader - once the house of Malcolm S. Mackay who gave Roosevelt Commons to Tenafly in 1924

Home of Dr. and Mrs. Max Knowell, 128 Magnolia Avenue, with azaleas in bloom.

The home of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Jaffin at 150 Tekening Drive.

The Charles Fredericks family lived at 135 HIghwood AVenue - the home built by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, suffragette leader, and her husband, almost a century earlier.

The residence of Mr and Mrs John P. Swanson at 18 Depyster Avenue.

The home of Mrs. Walter H. Merritt at 1r Birchwood Place.

Scene looking west over the Valley toward Knickerbocker Ridge from West Clinton Avenue.

But many fought their way through traffic jams morning and night, driving their cars to New York offices. The lineup was on East Clinton Avenue.

Buses of two commuter lines serving New York workers waited for passengers at bus shelter near the railroad station. It took a half hour to reach midtown New York City by express lines using the Turnpike.

Like the proverbial old gray mare, railroad service wasn't what it used to be. Scene was north past the railroad station, up the deserted tracks.