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State Street & Broad Street607 viewsPhoto from Alberto Valdes

103 Lincoln Park607 viewsJanuary 12, 1902

36 Roseville Avenue607 viewsCopyright photo from the Samuel Berg Collection at the Newark Public Library. To view the collection please visit their
web site.

1908 Map607 views

1915607 viewsFrom Comprehensive Plan of Newark 1915

607 views

861 Broad Street607 viewsNewark Star 1909

1873606 views

661 Broad Street606 views1958
Newark Evening News Photo

Washington Street & Market Street 606 viewsBefore Realignment
1925
Image from "Broad National Bancorporation"

66-88 Park Place606 views~1905
From "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

606 viewsFrom “Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)”

Views of Brand Brook Park, Morris Canal & Newark Academy Oval606 viewsApril 10, 1910

Spring Street north of Railroad606 views

Opening of South 10th Street Suit606 views

87 Mechanic Street606 viewsWiener & Company Saddle Hardware Fire

18 Lombardy Street Looking West606 views

37 Academy Street c. Halsey Street606 views

206 Roseville Avenue606 viewsPhoto from Alberto Valdes

Eighth & Clifton Avenue606 views

53 Lincoln Park605 viewsFeigenspan Mansion
2002/2003
Photo from Jule Spohn

699 South Market Street605 viewsSouth Market Street School
From: Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897

1873605 views

Second Avenue east from Mt. Prospect Avenue605 viewsFrom "Shade Tree Commission of the City of Newark, New Jersey" 1918

407 Broad Street605 viewsPostcard

Boyd Street605 viewsFrom: Newark, N. J. Illustrated 1891

5 Washington Street605 views~1905
From "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

1850s Engraving605 views

520 Ridge Street605 views

573 Broad Street Looking North605 views1913
Photos from "Comprehensive Plan of Newark 1915"

158 Paris Street605 viewsPhoto from Joe Silva

940 South Nineteenth Street605 viewsMrs. Christina Buehler's New Home

Mercer Street605 views1926 map

33 East Kinney Street605 viewsPhoto from Newark NJ and Its' Attractions 1911

1911605 viewsPhoto from Newark NJ and Its' Attractions 1911

9 Commerce Street605 viewsPhoto from Alberto Valdes

Broad & Market Streets605 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.

103 Lincoln Park605 viewsJanuary 12, 1902

227 Washington Street605 viewsCopyright photo from the Samuel Berg Collection at the Newark Public Library. To view the collection please visit their
web site.

605 viewsPhoto from Scientific American Building Monthly

Seventh & Roseville Avenues605 viewsPhoto from Alberto Valdes

1926 Approx.605 views

85 Morton Street604 viewsMorton Street School

Corner of Thomas and Goble Streets604 viewsFrederick Finter, Manufacturer of Britania Ware
From "Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897":

1873604 views

North Canal Street, Park Place & Broad Street604 views

Bleecker & Hoyt Streets604 viewsPhoto from Gonzalo Alberto

176 Avon Avenue604 views1907

Oxford Street604 viewsThis photo was taken around 1897 and most likely from the roof of Feigenspan's Brewery on Freeman Street. The view is to the west northwest. The large chimney in the center of the photo is from the P. Reilly & Sons Tannery which was located between Providence & Lexington Streets. The factory area extended from the Morris Canal south almost to Bowery Street (Fleming Avenue) which would be the middle of the photograph, left to right. The first street from the bottom running L to R is Oxford Street.

Photo from Essex County Illustrated 1897