G B.
9/6/2025
this is a very cute museum! full of hoboken history and frank sinatra history with a rotating exhibit upstairs. very friendly staff and nice merch as well.
Hoboken Historical Museum
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1301 Hudson St
Hoboken, NJ 07030
The Hoboken Historical Museum welcomes visitors 6 days a week, showcasing Hoboken's history, diverse culture, architecture and landmarks with exhibits, guest speakers and educational programming in the former Bethlehem Steel Machine Shop at 1301 Hudson St., one of the oldest buildings on the waterfront. Exhibits change every 6-12 months, on diverse subjects, from Hoboken in the 1970s, to the engineering behind the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels, to the history of sweets factories and bakeries to a celebration of Frank Sinatra's centennial. The Museum hosts events nearly every weekend; check our website for details. We also collect and archive artifacts, documents, oral histories and photos relating to Hoboken history, much of which is accessible on our website.
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4.012 reviews
Clyde B.
10/28/2023
smaller than i thought, but still really cool! the sinatra lounge was super neat and one of the workers there, bill, is really nice. would recommend stopping by if you're in hoboken! :-]
Zarah C.
3/7/2023
Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Came here with a fussy baby and they helped keep her calm. Also offered tea!!!!
Janine C.
5/26/2019
A cute small museum that rotates out exhibits. The best part is the sinatra lounge with documentaries. They could add more exhibits or work. It's a really small space so it's a quick visit.
Kent P.
9/26/2013
Very, very, very small. The curator is kind and slightly eccentric, which is to be expected. They basically have maps of the area from back in the day, and a tiny exhibit upstairs which rotates....
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