Places (128 total)
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Athenaeum
Built in 1870- nw corner of Palisade- and Engle - burned down on Monday November 21, 1887. -
Englewood House
Built by Andrew Demarest in 1859. -
Englewood Conservatory of Music
During the 1920s, the Englewood Conservatory of Music emerged as one of the borough’s most important cultural institutions. Operating out of the Lyceum Building on Palisade Avenue, the conservatory combined formal music instruction with a vibrant public concert program that… -
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
On October 1, 1927, employees gathered atop the Engle Street telephone building in Englewood to raise the new flag of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. The ceremony marked the formal transfer of local service from New York Telephone to the newly organized New Jersey… -
General Motors
By 1970, at the height of America’s postwar automobile economy, one of Englewood’s largest and most imposing industrial structures stood along Route 4 at South Van Brunt Street — a 263,000-square-foot General Motors distribution center that physically and economically tied the… -
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church was one of Englewood’s prominent Protestant congregations in the early twentieth century and reflected the strong German Lutheran presence in Bergen County at the time. Founded in the late nineteenth or very early twentieth century, the church had… -
Sol & Sol Deli
Sol & Sol Kosher Delicatessen was a landmark Englewood institution and one of Bergen County’s longest-running kosher delis, serving the community for more than six decades. Founded shortly after World War II, the deli opened in 1947 on West Palisade Avenue before later…