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many feet of earth. Digging was immediately suspended at two sites after it was noticed that some of the exposed rock looked like old pieces of luggage. As a gathering crows looked on bewildered workers carefully pulled familiar shapes from the ground. By noon a trunk, a violin case, a hat box, a suitcase and some parcels had been counted among the unearthed items. Construction managers at the two affected stations, the
Richard Street station and the Danforth Avenue station, declined to officially comment on the bizarre findings. however, witnesses to the events of this morning seem convinced that the delicately articulated rocks were not really rocks at all, but petrified luggage. Dr. Chip Travertine, Associate Professor
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Brothers, a local subcontractor for the brickwork, would install the foundation for carpenters to begin building the depot. They started their work on June 22, with the expectation that they would by the end of the week. Oberhauser also inspected the construction. At the time, he speculated that the station would be finished by July 15, 1891. The foundation was in place by July 22. At that point, the Jersey City Building Inspector, issued permits for the construction of the depot and one at Communipaw. Both depots would be
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at the base of the steps leading to the platform. One of the railings of the steps was struck by one of the bullets. A witness who had been walking about 50 feet behind the group on the platform stated he saw another man run past him and fire three or four shots into the group. No one was shot or injured. The gunman, was described as being in his late teens, 5-foot-8, wearing blue jeans and a black T-shirt.
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westbound and eastbound platforms, installing a track fence as well to prevent people from crossing the right-of-way to the other platform. The Van
Nostrand Place depot moved 1,000 feet (300 m) down the tracks from its old location. The railroad opened the rebuilt station on September 16, 1929 and announced that on September 29, they would raise the amount of trains stopping at Van Nostrand Place.
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new bridge completed and no station came with it. Local citizens, upset with this, reminded the railroad that the new depot at Van
Nostrand Place would benefit the railroad and the city. Locals were already advertising for lots around the area of the future station, including 50 lots on Ocean Avenue, ensuring that the new residences would be in range of the new stop, along with the
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Nostrand, a local land owner, donated land for a new station. This new land would be used to construct the grading for the new stop. The railroad promised local citizens and officials that when they completed a new bridge over four tracks and a local canal. However, construction of the
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On August 1, 2010, gunfire erupted at the station, sending a group of people running for cover as they were chased by a gunman on the platform. Police arrived at 10:32pm (EST). The gunman and the group were gone, but police recovered three spent bullet casings at the scene, and one bullet projectile
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Bayonne Citizens' Association sent a letter in the fall of 1890 advocating for the construction of a station at Van Nostrand Place. J.H. Oberhauser, the General Superintendent, stated to the locals that plans were in place to build the station, but no timeline existed for when construction would
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wooden frame structures with slate roofs. Edwards
Brothers also had the contract at Communipaw. The wooden frame came up on July 25. At that point, the belief was the station would be complete by the end of August. The Van Nostrand family would also cut Van Nostrand Avenue through on their own
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Central Railroad rebuilt the station in 1929. Instead of using subcontractors, the railroad did the construction work instead. As part of construction, the railroad installed two 700-foot (210 m) long concrete platforms at the station. They also installed an overhead bridge to connect the
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Immigrant
Remnants Found Remains Appear Petrified, Luggage Among Items Unearthed. During excavations for the construction of stations along the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Transit System, workers this morning came across what appear to be the petrified remains of luggage and other items buried under
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Central Railroad engineers arrived in April 1891 to begin construction of a new station at Van Nostrand Place. The process began with surveying the land for the new stop. Progress on the new station went quickly. By June, the piledrivers had finished setting up the ground for the new station
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station was a stop on the Main Line in Jersey City. Opened in 1891, later than most stations on the line, Van Nostrand Place had a smaller station compared to others, only at 15 by 27 feet (4.6 m Ă— 8.2 m), and only a single story. The railroad discontinued agency services in
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was on the first operating train at 10 a.m. on April 15, 2000. She followed by addressing the crowd of riders in attendance of the opening. Due to poor weather, turnout at the opening missed expectations, with 7,500 people riding the light rail. It is located along the former
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in November 1891 and the railroad announced that the station would open on November 16, eliminating a 1 mile (1.6 km) long walk to other stations for those in the neighborhood. However, the station opened on November 18, 1891 instead.
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January 1953 and in June 1958, they razed the single story depot, replacing it with two shelters (one in each direction). Passenger service to Van Nostrand Place ended on April 30, 1967, when the
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726:. Officials turned on the electric overhead catenary lines on January 14, 1999 and the first test train operated on March 22. The entire operating segment turned on in December 1999.
663:. Service in Bayonne and Jersey City became a shuttle from Cranford to the East 33rd Street in Bayonne. As a result, East 45th Street station and all the Jersey City stops were discontinued.
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1950:"Richard Street – (NJT Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Bayonne Branch) – The SubwayNut"
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Conte, Michaelangelo (August 3, 2010). "Terrifying Gunfire at Light Rail".
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line 1995. This light rail line would use some former Central Railroad
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to construct a station at Van Nostrand Place. Bayonne's former mayor
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903:"Leaders Cheer Light Rail Opening as Hudson Steps Into 21st Century"
1514:"It's Goodbye to These Two Stations if Jersey Central Gets Its Way"
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Richard Street station was built north of the site of a former
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Service Area, along with nearby unused industrial property.
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Light rail station in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
1875:"Light Rail System Turns on Power; Test Trains to Roll"
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New Jersey State Board of Taxes and Assessment (1918).
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went into effect, moving CNJ commuter services through
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Railway stations in the United States opened in 2000
1797:"Let it Flow: Builder Will Turn on Light Rail Power"
1481:"Railroad Petition to Raze Station to be Air Oct. 1"
1451:. New Brunswick, New Jersey. May 1, 1967. p. 13
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1835:"Light Rail Line Gets Its First Workout"
1757:Kalcanides, Steven (November 18, 1998).
1551:"Jersey Central to Tear Down 2 Stations"
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1795:Torres, Agustin C. (January 13, 1999).
1719:Torres, Augustin C. (October 4, 1997).
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1621:"Van Nostrand Pl. Station a Memory Now"
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354:Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
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1658:"18 Stations on Railroad Cutback List"
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1911:Canal, Alberto (April 12, 2000).
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809:. Federal Transit Administration.
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1303:. November 14, 1891. p. 3
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1198:"Van Nostrand Avenue Station"
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1039:. October 2, 1890. p. 4
973:. August 29, 1890. p. 4
412:Newark and New York Railroad
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1072:. April 18, 1891. p. 4
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1588:"Let it Rain, Let it Snow"
1204:. July 25, 1891. p. 1
1171:. July 22, 1891. p. 1
1138:. June 22, 1891. p. 3
1105:. June 20, 1891. p. 3
1006:. July 22, 1890. p. 2
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378:Lehigh Valley Railroad
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322:Richard Street station
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1989:. pp. 1 & 5.
1663:The Asbury Park Press
850:: New Jersey Transit.
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1301:The Jersey City News
1268:The Jersey City News
1235:The Jersey City News
1202:The Jersey City News
1169:The Jersey City News
1136:The Jersey City News
1103:The Jersey City News
1004:The Jersey City News
971:The Jersey City News
765:Danforth Avenue stop
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2230:Newark Penn Station
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1449:The Daily Home News
1066:"Greenville Gossip"
761:Communipaw Terminal
740:Major League Soccer
697:New Jersey Turnpike
661:Newark Penn Station
532:April 30, 1967
464:General information
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1986:The Jersey Journal
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1879:The Jersey Journal
1801:The Jersey Journal
1763:The Jersey Journal
1725:The Jersey Journal
1625:The Jersey Journal
1592:The Jersey Journal
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1518:The Jersey Journal
1409:The Jersey Journal
1405:"She'll Be Missed"
1070:The Bayonne Herald
907:The Jersey Journal
848:Newark, New Jersey
838:New Jersey Transit
677:New Jersey Transit
583:Following station
575:Preceding station
451:Van Nostrand Place
365:Van Nostrand Place
338:8th Street station
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