The Bronx Board has recently acquired a few hundred additional class pictures from 1950 through 1970. Be sure to look for yours and order a print to show your loved ones at our Class Picture Gallery.
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The Bronx Board is now in its 30th Year online. Thanks for visiting and supporting our Bronx heritage!
NEW!NEWS OF THE BRONX We've started a collection of random Bronx-related news clippings from the past for you to enjoy. Expect it to grow on a regular basis. Here is the first batch of little clips from News of the Bronx.
No one seemed to recall the elevated train that no longer exists, the Third Avenue El, in our previous mystery photo, and offered not a peep about the street where the photographer stood. MYSTERY PHOTO 215 is notable in a completely different manner, so who is the best historian among you to figure it out?
After a five-year hiatus, our BRONX DIARY has been revived with a bittersweet memory of Little League nepotism by frequent contributor Myles Schulberg.
Thanks to Joe Panzarella for a trio of photos of East 138th Street, taken from his Mom's window, available for viewing in our ever-growing PHOTO GALLERY. If anyone can identify the elevated structure in thos photos, we'd love to hear from you.
The problem with accessing the NEIGHBORHOOD WALLS OF FAME has been fixed, so those of you who asked can finally go and memorialize your neighborhood, friend, or loved one.
Our Neighborhood Walls of Fame await your message, dedication, memorial, or plain old graffiti. PLEASE HELP US FILL THEM UP!
HELP US FIND...
Help your fellow former Bronxites find their old friends! Check the Missing Persons List regularly. If you know the whereabouts of someone on the list, email the person who entered the name.
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