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Life in Tenafly - Residence 3, 1969
Home of Dr. and Mrs. Max Knowell, 128 Magnolia Avenue, with azaleas in bloom.
Life in Tenafly - Mansard Residence, 1969
The home of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Jaffin at 150 Tekening Drive.
Life in Tenafly - Old House, 1969
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.
Life in Tenafly - Residence 2, 1969
The residence of Mr and Mrs John P. Swanson at 18 Depyster Avenue.
Life in Tenafly - Residence, 1969
The home of Mrs. Walter H. Merritt at 1r Birchwood Place.
Life in Tenafly - Mission House, 1969
St. Anthony's Mission House - headquarters of the African Mission Society - a Roman Catholic group - carried on extensive work among the Black people in Africa and this country.
Life in Tenafly - Nursing Home, 1969
Tenafly Manor Nursing Home on County Road provided extended care for many older folk.
Life in Tenafly - Studio, 1969
J & R Lamb Studio building on County Road was the striking home for stained glass artists, whose work was known around the world. Studio was founded in New York over a century before.
Life in Tenafly - Industrial Plant, 1969
The Penetone Building on Hudson Avenue and Piermont Road - possibly the town's largest industry in 1969.
Life in Tenafly - Convent Building, 1969
The convent of the Franciscan Sisters, at Knickerbocker Road and Marcotte Lane was in the news following application for a 100 bed nursing home. Discussion continued throughout this year.