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Several people stand on the front porch of the Demarest Store. A horse cart is stopped in front of the store.

Early picture of Demarest's Store. People in photo are dressed in winter clothes and there is snow on the ground and roof of the store. 1882

First Bower Store. "Ice Cold Soda Water" and "Cream & Fruit Syrups" signs visible under the front windows. late 1800s

A & P Supermarket, between Piermont Road and Highwood Avenue, had wide variety of food stuffs. Check the signs for prices.

Tenafly Market, town's oldest butcher store, founded by Fred Evers in the 1870s and still located on West Clinton Avenue.

Charles Maschi, shown at the counter in the delicatessen section of the Grand Union market.

Grand Union displayed wide variety of fruit and vegetables in season, and out, produce coming from all parts of the country.

Exterior of Grand Union Supermarket, proposed in Master Plan, as northern anchor of business district - an arcade to link it to Washington Street.

Former Mayor Stanley D. Cattale (Mayor 1952-1953), with brother Edgar, was busily engaged in management of Demarest's Hardware and Houseware, first and oldest store in town - founded in 1860s and still going strong.

As can be plainly seen, the Fine family was in business, on River Edge Road.