Henry Stroh’s saloon stood at the corner of Woodward and Greene Avenues in Ridgewood. It was there as far back as 1898, and possibly earlier. The Old Timer ran a photo of the saloon in the Dec. 11, 1986 issue of the Ridgewood Times. It’s believed the picture was taken in about 1910, and shows.
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Henry Stroh’s saloon stood at the corner of Woodward and Greene Avenues in Ridgewood. It was there as far back as 1898, and possibly earlier. The Old Timer ran a photo of the saloon in the Dec. 11, 1986 issue of the Ridgewood Times. It’s believed the picture was taken in about 1910, and shows.
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