Patrick gave a nice tour, and clearly cared for the history of the neighborhood he grew up in. I appreciated all the research he did - old maps and photos of some of the buildings and the people who settled Greenville. It seemed most people on the tour had grown up there - it was an added treat having them reminisce about the houses they grew up in, and the now long gone ice cream parlor.

It was good to see some of the old frame and brick rowhouses well cared for, with their doors and cornices intact - thanks for the photos from the article!

Thanks to all they came out, you can check out some photos here

Historic Greenville Walking Tour, hosted by South Greenville Neighborhood Association and led by Patrick Shalhoub, 2-4 p.m., Danforth Avenue Light Rail Station, Danforth Avenue. $10. hobokenmuseum.org.

A little of both...

More info can be found here... check it out.

I really enjoyed the walking tour I took last fall of Bayview Cemetery. Is there a link or flyer that describes what this tour will cover - architectural or social history, or both?

A Walking Tour by Patrick
Shaloub, sponsored by South Greenville
Neighborhood Association.
Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015 ? 2 - 4 pm
Location: Danforth Light Rail stop,
Jersey City, NJ


Please note: These tours require participants to walk distances and may not be accessible to those who require assistance.

Tours cost $10 per person, reservations required. Click here to reserve your spot now.