Documentation photos of Church of the Holy Innocents, Sixth St. & Willow Ave., Hoboken, June-Aug.2007.

1: View north from Fifth Street of south facade.

1: View north from Fifth Street of south facade.

Name/Title

Documentation photos of Church of the Holy Innocents, Sixth St. & Willow Ave., Hoboken, June-Aug.2007.

Entry/Object ID

2007.088.0101

Description

Documentation photographs of Church of the Holy Innocents, Sixth Street and Willow Avenue, Hoboken, June-August 2007. Photos taken by Arturo Portillo. The 49 digital images were taken in 2007 to document the exterior only of the church which is on the National Register of Historic Places (see notes.) Images are numbered 1 to 49; archived TIFFs. A reference guide with thumbnail images as captioned and dated by the photographer is available; hardcopy and copies as PDF and MS-Word document on file. Most of the images relate to the more visible east facade. Note that the captioned description will vary from the photographer's notes. The church was built in 1872 with a significant enlargement in 1895 and additions in 1913 and 1932. Original architect was Edward Tuckerman Potter; 1895 addition by Henry Vaughan. The last six images document the parish house (1890's; William Halsey Wood, architect) at the corner of Clinton and Sixth Streets adjacent to the church.

Acquisition

Accession

2007.088

Source or Donor

Staff, Produced by

Acquisition Method

Produced by Staff

Credit Line

Museum Collection.

Made/Created

Artist

Portillo, Arturo

Date made

2007 - 2007

Place

Location

Hoboken

Notes

Date: 2007-2007

General Notes

Note

Notes: Listing data from the National Register of Historic Places Name: Church of the Holy Innocents, Sixth Street and Willow Avenue, Hoboken, N.j. ID Number: 77000871 NRHP Status: Listed In The National Register Certification Date: 05/24/1977 Designer: Vaughan, Henry [incorrect - original architect was Edward Tuckerman Potter; Vaughan was responsible for 1895 enlargment] Location: Hoboken, New Jersey, USA Date: 1885 [incorrect - 1872] Building Type: Religion Construction System: Stone, Slate, Brick Architectural Style: Shingle Style Street Address: Willow Ave. and 6th St. Photographs were taken by Arturo Portillo as part of an internship at the Museum in 2007. Original or Copy: Digital copy Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2008-02-10