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111 Washington Street444 views

321 Springfield Avenue444 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

608 Broad Street443 views

8 Bloomfield Avenue443 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

392 Springfield Avenue443 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

777 Broad Street442 views

442 viewsPostcard

367 South Orange Avenue442 viewsPhoto from "Newark 1909 - 1910"

High Street, Park Avenue & Bloomfield Avenue442 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto

40 Rector Street441 viewsScience High School

80-92 Monroe Street441 viewsYule & Carley Manufacturing Company - 1901

177 Clinton Avenue441 viewsPostcard

South Orange Avenue & S. Eighth Street441 viewsDominican Priory
Postcard

Thomas Street & Pennsylvania Avenue (NE)441 views1961
Copyright photo from the Samuel Berg Collection at the Newark Public Library. To view the collection please visit their
web site.

14 Mulberry Place440 views

1916 - Northeast Corner of Broad & Market Streets440 viewsLarge Format

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324 Springfield Avenue440 views

683-667 High Street440 viewsPhoto from the NPL

444 Springfield Avenue438 viewsNew Bethel Baptist Church
2002/2003
Photo from Jule Spohn

High & Orange Streets (sw corner)438 viewsFrom: "Newark, the Metropolis of New Jersey" Published by the Progress Publishing Co. 1901

464 High Street438 viewsWilliam Rankin Residence (1830)
From "Old South High Street":
Among the first houses built on High Street (MLKJr Blvd) were those of the Longworth family, at Spruce & High Streets and that of the Rankin family at "Hill Park". The Rankin home was purchased and occupied by Edward Rankin in 1833. It stood back of the old Court House and the property ran from High Street on the east to Boston Street on the west. The stately old mansion stood back 500 feet from High Street and was approached by a driveway, shaded by horse chestnut trees. The balance of this estate, some hundreds of acres, was cared for and cultivated like an English gentleman's estate, and in the charge of a Scotchman named Lee.

Map 1874437 views

Woodside Avenue437 viewsThe Magazine House

2 Myrtle Avenue437 views

360 Mount Prospect Avenue437 views1920 Home of Frederick W. Egner

159-161 Bloomfield Avenue437 viewsPhoto from Newark NJ Memories

613 High Street Looking North437 viewsPhoto from "Newark & It's Leading Businessmen 1891"

Map 1874436 views

76 Prospect Street436 viewsChrist's/Third Episcopal Church

468 South Orange Avenue436 viewsFrom: Newark Illustrated 1891

261 Springfield Avenue435 viewsPhoto from "Newark 1909 - 1910"

59 Avon Avenue435 viewsResidence of John C. Eisele
From "Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897":

236 Springfield Avenue Looking West435 viewsPostcard

Page 2434 viewsIntroduction

From Plane Street433 views

244 Waverly Avenue433 viewsGeneral Baking Company
From the William F. Cone Collection

221 Halsey Street433 viewsClayton-Hoff Co., Livery Stables
From "Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897":

McWhorter Street432 views

49 South Street432 views

103 Washington Street432 views

70 Park Place432 viewsAmerican Insurance Company
From "Newark - The City of Industry" Published 1912

High Street proposed straightening at Orange Street and Eighth Avenue432 viewsFrom "City Planning for Newark" 1913

971 Clinton Avenue (Irvington)432 views

331 South Orange Avenue432 viewsThe Frey home from before 1900 until the late 1920s. Along with Albert, Louisa and their young children, at different times nieces from Germany, a widowed sister, and various boarders lived in the house. Later, son Ottmar, his wife and two children lived here with his parents and sister Millie. Ottmar, also a physician, and his father shared offices in the house as well. Dr. Albert Frey practiced medicine in Newark for nearly 50 years. Sadly, the house is long gone.
Photo from E. A. Frey