LivingstonChartered in 1813, Livingston was largely farmland for more than the first century of its existence. Throughout the 20th century, and especially following World War II, the town developed, the farmland transforming into homes and commerce. Capturing everyday scenes and turning points in the town's past, Livingston chronicles the unique heritage of the community and the individuals who have worked together to help define it. |
Contents
Acknowledgments | 6 |
The War Years and Transformation | 31 |
A Municipal Personality Emerges | 49 |
Today and the Future | 75 |
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Aid Squad ALLAIRE STATE PARK Andrew Teed Avenue and Livingston Beaufort Avenue Bob Harp Bottitta building built Charlie Schilling Congressman Councilman Dean Gallo Dominick Crincoli Doris Beck Essex County FIRE DEPARTMENT Force Home former mayor Harrison Hobart Gap Jersey Jersey Superior Court Jersey's JET NOISE Joseph Kiwanis Club left to right Lions Park Livingston Avenue Livingston Baptist Church Livingston Center LIVINGSTON FIRE Livingston High School Livingston Historical Society Livingston Library Livingston Mall Livingston Police Livingston Township located Mayor Crincoli meeting Nettie Ochs Cider Newark Northfield Center Northfield Road NORTHFIELD STATION Ochs Cider Mill OLD FORCE HOMESTEAD Philomena's Church Phyllis Swain Kowalchuk picture was taken Pleasant Avenue post office present Richard Swain Riker Hill Robert Harp Roosevelt Plaza Roosevelt School Russ Jones served Shari Weiner standing Superior Court Township Committee Chairman township council Township of Livingston volunteer Walnut Street West Essex Tribune William Livingston