I grew up in Rutherford from 53-68. ER looks really spruced up with tax $$$ from Meadowlands development. Back then the Meadowlands featured acrid smoldering garbage dumps along S-3, all the way to the smelly Hackensack River. Along the border with R on Erie Avenue, there was a sweet smelling, polluting detergent factory. ER was nothing to cheer about! They’ve since made the area near the station into a ye olde townish bar entertainment hub based on ER not being dry like Rutherford. After church, we’d drive down the street where the tour begins in a ‘59 Caddie to Patterson Avenue, the street where the municipal building is. I think it was a HS then. There, we’d buy food for Sunday brunch at a really nice German deli. Bagels, marinated herring, Jewish rye bread, blueberry pie, salami, cheese, dill pickles, things like that. Yikes, that food was so good! I’d snack on that while working my way through the NYT on the LR floor of our house on Orient Way. In those days, it was a challenge, because the NYT was hefty indeed: one edition in 1965 weighed over 7 lbs! It took me all week to ingest it.
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Slightly quiet environment. Nice tour my friend.
So, the guy walking his Boarder Collie on Main.. that's me & my dog!~ LMAO
nice walk in a nice town
What a quaint town!
are these trains in walking distance to the american dream mall?
Is not. American Dream mall is far from that train station. The distance between that station and the mall is 4 miles.
I grew up in Rutherford from 53-68.
ER looks really spruced up with tax $$$ from Meadowlands development. Back then the Meadowlands featured acrid smoldering garbage dumps along S-3, all the way to the smelly Hackensack River. Along the border with R on Erie Avenue, there was a sweet smelling, polluting detergent factory. ER was nothing to cheer about! They’ve since made the area near the station into a ye olde townish bar entertainment hub based on ER not being dry like Rutherford.
After church, we’d drive down the street where the tour begins in a ‘59 Caddie to Patterson Avenue, the street where the municipal building is. I think it was a HS then. There, we’d buy food for Sunday brunch at a really nice German deli. Bagels, marinated herring, Jewish rye bread, blueberry pie, salami, cheese, dill pickles, things like that. Yikes, that food was so good! I’d snack on that while working my way through the NYT on the LR floor of our house on Orient Way. In those days, it was a challenge, because the NYT was hefty indeed: one edition in 1965 weighed over 7 lbs! It took me all week to ingest it.
I wasn't aware you could actually walk in East Rutherford lmao I thought it was just a highway with the Giants Stadium on it 😂😂😂