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1 schematic 12 x 17 titled Negro Church Cedar St. Bergenfield NJ drawn from memory by Fred Tuers with handwritten notes and hand drawn map on back
A hand drawing of the former African American Baptist Church on the site of the slave cemetery in Bergenfield drawn by 72 year old Fred Tuers. Includes written description and a hand drawn map.
1 black and white photograph Grounds at Slave Cemetery after clearing by the local boy scouts
A black and white image of the cemetery grounds after being cleared.
1 black and white photograph 8 x 10 exterior woods and clearing
A black and white photograph of a plot of land with a pile of branches of trees removed from the site.
1 black and white photograph 8 x 10 dedication of restoration project slave cemetery
A black and white photograph from the dedication of the cemetery restoration project.
1 black and white photograph 5 x7 two men chopping tree two men observe
A black and white photograph of two men chopping down a tree as two other men look on
One mimeograph of Bergenfield Police Department Seal March 1967 and One printed copy of Bergenfield Police Department Seal March 1967
One mimeograph of Bergenfield Police Department Seal March 1967
Bergenfield Police Dance held at Alert Fire Hall program April 17 1948
Program from the Bergenfield Police Dance held at Alert Fire Hall program April 17 1948
We Care ceremony schedule of events
A schedule of events for the "We Care" campaign ceremony. The "We Care" campaign was an effort to promote shopping at local Bergenfield businesses. The schedule includes a list of speakers, guests, and poster contest winners.
Vote YES for Sunday Closing flyer
A flyer encouraging residents to vote Yes on keeping businesses closed on Sundays. Includes potential negative repercussions of having businesses open on Sundays.
Town Merchants Set Uniform Policy Toward Customers
A newspaper clipping about a proposed customer service policy for Bergenfield businesses. The article includes details about the proposal, as well as its connections to the Chamber of Commerce's "We Care" campaign.