Vintage Irvington

      Ron Huggler, who grew up at 4613 Young Avenue, participated in both Cub and Boy Scouts. Many of his friends in the neighborhood joined...

Nestled in a grove sits the charming Belzer home located at 320 South Audubon Road. Many of the tree specimens on the property were likely p...

Some of the most fashionable homes in Irvington sat along Washington Street. The founders of the community never envisioned that great avenu...

They gathered in a large room most likely in a commercial building along South Audubon Road or perhaps East Washington Street for a photo.  ...

Eight scouts from Mr. Smith's Sunday School class at the Irvington Presbyterian Church went on an adventure sometime in the summer of 19...

In the summer of 1934, Boy Scouts from Troop #3 gathered in front of the Irvington Presbyterian Church for a photo.  The Great Depression ha...

Sometime in the mid-1930s, these enthusiastic members of the Cub Scout Pack #8 gathered in a lot east of the Irvington Presbyterian Church f...

Scouting for both boys and girls remained very popular in Irvington throughout the twentieth century.  Most local groups were supported by c...