Sybil’s Cave, is Hoboken’s oldest man-made structure. It was created in 1832 by the Stevens Family as a folly in Elysian Fields, a private park that was located on their property. The cave ...

The same day the New York Times reported that a standoff between the city and Stevens Institute of Technology had halted efforts to reopen Sybil's ... the cave of June 5, and a day later ...

HOBOKEN, NJ — The sinkhole that opened up ... was discovered along the Hudson River waterfront walkway near Sybil’s Cave. City engineers responded immediately, and with the help of the Office ...

The group will meet at 11 a.m. at Sybil's Cave, the 800th block of Sinatra Drive. , musical bard of the Hudson River. In case of rain, meet at the museum at 1301 Hudson St. For more information ...

Here is part one of Untapped New York’s guide to Hoboken, starting with the first 10 secrets. Stay tuned for part 2! 1. Sybil’s Cave dates back to 1832 Though often closed off and obscured ...

A months-long reconstruction project stemming from the discovery of a sinkhole last June is underway in Hoboken ... of the sinkhole last June near Sybil’s Cave led to a more troubling find ...