The New Jersey Room at the Jersey City Public Library is a treasure-trove of historic and current information on New Jersey, Hudson County and Jersey City. 

Dr. Lena Frances Edwards left behind a legacy of hard work, compassion, and dedication to serving others through her work in maternal healthcare - and she was one of the first African American women to do so.

Discover the untold story of Black Tom Island and the shocking act of sabotage that changed American history forever. Explore the historical background of Jersey City and its role in propelling the United States into World War I.

Discover the hidden gems of Jersey City's Greenville neighborhood. From its rich history to all the great places to visit, eat, and shop, this guide to Greenville will help you experience this unique area like a local. Come explore Greenville today!

Meta Description: Jersey City has a long and rich history when it comes to sports, home to some of the most iconic boxing matches in history. On July 2nd, 1921, Jersey City hosted a match between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier that

Named after President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jersey City’s Historic Roosevelt Stadium is best known as the stadium in which the legendary Jackie Robinson, debuted in his baseball career as the first African-American to play major league baseball. Opening day on April 22, 1937, was just one of the thousands of games, concerts, graduations, and performances that would be held at this legendary Jersey City sports center for more than forty years.

Jersey City, New Jersey has a rich and diverse history, with the Black community playing a significant role in the city's formation and development. From the earliest days of Jersey City's history, Black residents have made their mark and left a lasting impact. In this post, we will take a look at the contributions of the Black community in Jersey City and celebrate their legacy.