Lackawanna Terminal, also known as Montclair Railroad Station, was built in 1913 on the Montclair Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The brick station building was designed in the Grecian-Doric style of architecture by architect Wiliam Hull Botsford. The station had six tracks, and was electrified service began in 1930. Closed in 1981, it was replaced by Bay Street two blocks to the east. The building was then converted into a small shopping mall.
New Jersey State Register (1972)
National Register #73001092 (1973)
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Lackawanna Terminal, also known as Montclair Railroad Station, was built in 1913 on the Montclair Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The brick station building was designed in the Grecian-Doric style of architecture by architect Wiliam Hull Botsford. The station had six tracks, and was electrified service began in 1930. Closed in 1981, it was replaced by Bay Street two blocks to the east. The building was then converted into a small shopping mall.
New Jersey State Register (1972)
National Register #73001092 (1973)
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Challah french toast stuffed with sweetened cream cheese, topped with sliced strawberries
Toast Restaurant,, a deliberately rustic-looking 3,000-square-foot breakfast and lunch place at 700 Bloomfield Avenue, was opened in May 2007 by Amy Russo Harrigan of Bloomfield and her neighbor-partner, Juan Valdez.
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Toast Restaurant,, a deliberately rustic-looking 3,000-square-foot breakfast and lunch place at 700 Bloomfield Avenue, was opened in May 2007 by Amy Russo Harrigan of Bloomfield and her neighbor-partner, Juan Valdez.
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Listen, executed in 2008 by Montclair-based sculptor Tom Nussbaum, is focused on what the artist refers to as "what it's like to listen and/or be heard." The large head has one ear to the ground, and is also well aware of the smaller figure in the other ear.
Montclair Art Museum (MAM), at 3 South Mountain Avenue, is one of the few museums in the United States devoted to American art and Native American art forms, with a collection consisting of more than 12,000 works. Chartered in 1909, thanks to the donations of artwork and funding of its two founders, Montclair residents William T. Evans, civic leader and art collector, and heiress Florence Osgood Rand Lang, the Montclair Art Museum opened its doors in 1914. The Beaux Arts building was designed by architect Albert R. Ross, at the direction of museum trustee Michel Le Brun. As the collection has grown, so too has the building housing it. The museum underwent renovations in 1924, 1931 and 2000-2001. The recent renovation doubled the museum's square footage, with architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle at the helm.
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