Digital image of sepia-tone photo of Bernard McFeely, Fred DeSapio et al at pier for DeSapio Democratic Assn. outing, Hoboken, no date, ca. 1945-1947.

cropped to image, enhanced

cropped to image, enhanced

Name/Title

Digital image of sepia-tone photo of Bernard McFeely, Fred DeSapio et al at pier for DeSapio Democratic Assn. outing, Hoboken, no date, ca. 1945-1947.

Entry/Object ID

2005.043.0033

Description

Digital image of sepia-tone photo of Bernard McFeely, Fred DeSapio and townspeople waiting to board a dayliner for DeSapio Democratic Association outing, Hoboken, no date, ca. 1945-1947. Original print 8" x 10" wide. Photographer not indicated. Original image from the papers of Fred M. DeSapio. Front has numeral '8' in black ink on print at bottom left corner. Reverse has pencil letters "BR" [indicating 'bottom right' for position, either in multiple matte for framing - suggested by tape marks on reverse, but no matte burn is evident - or in some un-named publication] and lower on the sheet the numeral '5' done with black grease pencil. McFeely is the man wearing the straw boater with arms folded. To his left is DeSapio.Other people are not identified. While undated, since McFeely is present and identified as Mayor, this photo must be from 1947 or earlier. DeSapio defeated McFeely in the May 1947 elections. The view is looking southwest. In the background at the right, behind the marching color guard, is the headhouse for Pier 1. Note the crankshafts sitting outside the doorway. The building at the left is side of the Main Post Office and second building from the left is the Steneck building, 95 River St.

Acquisition

Accession

2005.043

Source or Donor

DeSapio, Dr. Gerard

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Gift of Dr. Gerard DeSapio

Made/Created

Artist

n/a

Date made

1945 - 1947

Place

Location

Hoboken

Notes

Date: 1945-1947

General Notes

Note

Display Value: Good Notes: Museum does not own the original print. Original or Copy: Digital Copy Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2005-06-22