Steiners Landing: East Rutherford NJ, April 1927 to 10 June 1984
Ludwig Steiner purchased the land for Steiners Landing from Mr. Cadel in 1926.
"I received the building permit on Nov. 11, 1926."
The Steiner house was built by Ludwig Steiner in the Winter of 1926-27.
Grandpa Steiner had taken and passed a correspondence course in carpentry.
Steiners Landing was supposed to be called Steiners Grove,
but depite many tries, trees would not grow in the brackish water.
Ludwigs son John was 4 years old when they moved in.
The dormer was put on in 1947/48 to give them a little more room.
(There was no heat in the attic, and it was hot in the summer.)
Picnic at Steiner's Landing; June 4, 1939:
© Copyright David L. Wright, All Rights Reserved.
Steiners Landing artifacts
Coca Cola bottle opener, on a post on the ramp to the main dock near the house.
The below drawing hung in the Steiners Landing Kitchen from ? to 1984;
a print, not original, by William Newton Bartholomew (1822-1898).
Steiner's Landing used various addresses over the years:
From 1929 to 1933 it was Box 319, Paterson Plank Road (PPR)
In 1932 it was Heflick Lane, Hackensack River
In 1933 it was RR, Box 258, PPR
In 1935 it was Box 212, Hackensack Bridge
In 1947 it was Box 239, PPR
In 1948 to 1963 it was RR #1, Box 318, PPR
and from 1964 to 1984 it was 2 Paterson Plank Road, East Rutherford, NJ 0707
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