Newark Streets

Category	Albums	Files
Newark Streets
A	27	87
B	43	284
Broad & Market Streets	8	133
Broad Street	64	647
C	56	212
Central Avenue	1	63
Clinton Avenue	9	98
D	16	28
E	18	85
F	23	142
G	21	57
H	36	161
High Street (Martin Luther King Blvd.)	3	95
Housing Tracts	14	59
I	5	10
Individual Houses	3	50
J	12	31
K	10	14
L	34	115
M	46	243
Market Street	19	263
Miscellaneous Views	5	13
Mulberry Street	1	79
N	35	152
O	10	92
P	33	244
Panoramas/Overviews	13	106
Q	2	4
R	23	126
S	63	317
South Orange Avenue	1	65
Springfield Avenue	2	101
T	16	50
U	7	52
Unknown Streets	2	63
V	12	26
W	37	178
Washington Street	2	112
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187375 views	483 Ferry Street1079 viewsTrinity (East) Reformed Church	754-786 Broad Street53 viewsFrom "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912	Broad Street at Market Street Looking North83 views~1880 From "Quarter-Century's Progress of New Jersey's Leading Manufacturing Center"
30 viewsPhoto from Bobby Cole	836 Broad Street looking North69 viewsPhoto from the Newark Municipal Yearbook 1948	73 High Street178 viewsSeven Family Apartment Building	1959249 viewsA still from the film Camera Eye on New Jersey

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Broad & Market Streets7 viewsThe northwest corner of Broad & Market Streets from the George Conrad Collection. The original Goerke Co. department store, which later moved to the northwest corner of Broad & Cedar Streets before burning down at that location (replaced by McCrory's and now a Nike store). The original expanded Bamberger's Department store stands at the northeast corner of Market & Halsey Streets and the shorter building past that, on the northwest corner, is their annex store. The building all the way to the left with "ATS" on the side is the Metropolitan building. The second Bamberger's would be built on that block, around the Metropolitan building and eventually the Metropolitan building would be taken down and Bamberger's expanded into that corner. The entire northwest corner would be demolished, including the large building on the right with the cigar sign to make the Woolworth's building and the corner building which still stands, minus the corner tower.Jul 08, 2019	1908 Map6 viewsJul 07, 2019	12 viewsFebruary 25, 1906Jun 23, 2019	129 S. 11th Street14 viewsMarch 1, 1903Jun 23, 2019
866-880 Broad Street12 viewsKremlin Building March 8, 1903Jun 23, 2019	In Peril at the Corners7 viewsFebruary 8, 1903Jun 23, 2019	Clifton Avenue & M.E.R.R.12 viewsPhoto from PSE&GJun 20, 2019	16 viewsPhoto from PSE&GJun 20, 2019