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Project Main Street
We are an official "Main Street" program as chartered by the National Trust for Historic Preservation
Historic Caldwell NJ
To help preserve, protect, and nurture the economic and cultural vitality of downtown Caldwell through the creation of public and private partnerships.
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14 Forest Avenue, Caldwell NJ 07006
973. 228. 8900
projectmainst@gmail.com
Project Main Street is a non profit, non governmental community based volunteer organization.
Join us in preserving our heritage while building our future through historical preservation, downtown beautification, and realizing a vision of downtown Caldwell as a pedestrian friendly center of community.
Join us in preserving our heritage while building our future through historical preservation, downtown beautification, and realizing a vision of downtown Caldwell as a pedestrian friendly center of community.
Please support Project Main Street with a tax deductible contribution.
We are an official "Main Street" program as chartered by the National Trust for Historic Preservation
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- 1872 Map of Caldwell
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- Design Day Report
- Grover Cleveland Birthplace
- How to Research the History of a House
- Kiwanis Club of Caldwell-West Essex
- Local Tools for Historic Preservation
- Official Website of Caldwell, NJ
- Protest on the Green in 1918
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Would love to see the fronts of the buildings improved - some are badly need of repair and updating.
ReplyDeleteI was sad to see the kids shoe store in town close...though the store front was never that great. We made a point to buy our shoes there.
More stores and fewer nail salons... more places to go with family. A BOOK STORE would be fabulous!
Can we start a Tooling Around the Township? I read about it today in the ledger. It apparently started in Paterson.
ReplyDeleteI got a flyer for Central Park for a great Mother's Day gift, but when I went to their Web page for it, I got a "not found" error message. Then it occurred to me that maybe Caldwell can do the same thing, next year if it's too late for this year. You pay a dollar a bulb for them to plant daffodils or tulips, and mom gets a certificate. Why leave it up to local businesses to underwrite plantings or hanging baskets, when citizens can make temporary memorials?
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