Historic New Bridge Landing

• Francis Valenzona
  
  
  (October 1, 2018, 10:16 pm)

  It's a quiet place amongst the bustling streets of Hackensack. It transports you to a world in the past. Many locals probably do not know or care much to visit such a site but it definitely is worth a quick moment. 30 minutes and you will find your moment of Zen whether sitting on the wooden benches or hanging your foot off the bridge over the Hackensack River.

• Mikey Stellato
  
  
  (September 9, 2018, 5:51 pm)

  An absolute great place to relax with your boo, family or yourself. No smoking or alcohol. But still enjoy.

• Satarus Henry
  
  
  (September 2, 2018, 8:40 am)

  Always fascinated with Revolutionary War since grade school. Growing up in Bergen County helped. The retreat and the access the Hackensack river gave - make this a can't miss stop.

• R David Koby
  
  
  (July 5, 2018, 10:00 pm)

  Peaceful, historic and beautiful views. On the banks of the Hackensack river. However. not much to do except for a rather short and pleasant stroll around the old buildings. You can't go in any of them except when they hold special events. No facilities. Parking on the street but quite limited. The area is open dawn to dusk. (Although I don't know how they would enforce that as there's no one around.)

• geoff steck
  
  
  (June 20, 2018, 7:03 pm)

  The Bridge that saved a Nation. Check it out on line and visit when the opportunity presents itself. All volunteer but extraordinarily informed, enthusiastic and welcoming.

Historic New Bridge Landing in River Edge, New Jersey, NJ

Historic New Bridge Landing Address: 1205 Main Street, River Edge, NJ 07661, United States Phone: +1 201-343-9492

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Historic New Bridge Landing is a privately held company in River Edge, NJ . Categorized under Amusement and Recreation Unclassified. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of less than $500,000 and employs a staff of approximately 1 to 4.

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201-343-9492 River Edge. Website; ... Threatened with demolition, the house was moved to Historic New Bridge Landing onto BCHS land in 1977 by the County of Bergen ...

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Historic New Bridge Landing Walking Tour 1201 Main Street River Edge, NJ 201.343.9492 Historic Buildings are open for Special Events Check website for schedule.

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Come celebrate Washington's Birthday with the Bergen County Historical Society. The Tricorne Dance Ensemble with is under the direction of Denise Piccino will be performing in the Steuben House, and the one hour program will tell the story of General Washington's life through song and dance.

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(201) 487-1739. Campbell-Christie House (201) 343-9492 1201 Main St., River Edge, NJ 07661 contactBCHS@bergencountyhistory.org FOR MORE INFO - SCROLL DOWN. The Steuben House, Demarest House Museum and Campbell-Christie House are open for special events. The Campbell-Christie House is often open the 2nd Sunday of the month, check EVENTS PAGE ...

Bergen County Historical Society- Historic New Bridge Landing

Historic New Bridge Landing: Bergen County's Premier Historic Site HNBL, 1201-1209 Main St., River Edge, NJ, only 7 miles from the GW Bridge. The New Bridge Landing train stop on the Pascack Valley line out of Secaucus Junction is 1 block away.