BY: DANIELLE LYNCH
When most people think about Hoboken they think of Ol’ Blue Eyes — Frank Sinatra; the “kid from Hoboken who got the breaks,” as writer Bruce Bliven coined him. All over the Mile Square, tributes pay homage to this musical and historical legend, as Hoboken was his birthplace and where he found his fame.
The city is decorated with all things Sinatra from restaurants to landmarks that feature all parts of his life. Thanks to the Hoboken Historical Museum, we have been able to put together a Frank Sinatra Walking Tour around Hoboken to see all of the significant locations that played a huge role in shaping him into the man he once was.
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