Teaneck Armory

[3] In 1968, the Americans were forced to forfeit a playoff game against the Kentucky Colonels because a circus group had rented the armory that week and the alternate location selected for the game, Long Island Arena in Commack, New York, had a floor in such poor condition that it was deemed unplayable.

[4] Over the years the expansive floor and high-ceilinged space has been used for numerous film shoots, including Sweet and Lowdown, You've Got Mail,[1][5] Bogus, and Stonewall.

[6] The armory has also hosted concerts, three-quarter midget car races, Boy Scout jamborees, political rallies (including a November 6, 1960 campaign rally by presidential candidate John F. Kennedy[7]), circuses, indoor soccer and various military uses.

Other elements of the New Jersey National Guard based at the Teaneck Armory have been deployed to Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay, and Kosovo, among other places.

Received as donation, the flag had hung over Wall Street office building for 21 days after the September 2001 attacks.