Hoboken Lodging House. Est. June 22nd, 1898.
75 Adams Street, Hoboken, NJ
Hey, you must be new around here.
She holds her hand out to you and shakes yours
I'm Firecracker, I run the place. I'm guessin' you saw the sign out front, right?
She smiles proudly
One of the lodgers here, a little German boy named Berlin, made it for us. He's so proud of it.
She claps her hands together
So, I guess you'll want to see the lodging house then. Upstairs are the bunkrooms, where you'll get to meet the other lodgers we have in this fine establishment. She laughs From there, you could either go right to read the rules on the wall or to the office to fill out the paperwork to move in. If you don't think you're ready for either, yet, you could also go to the library and read some of the stories that we wrote. Surprisingly, we have some very good writers here. However, if you've taken the tour and feel that this isn't the right lodging house for you, you could travel on over to the National Union Headquarters, or as I like to say the NUHQ, and find one that does.
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