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643 Springfield Avenue570 viewsUnited House of Prayer
2002/2003
Photo from Jule Spohn

8 Bloomfield Avenue570 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

389-397 South Orange Avenue570 viewsPhoto from Jule Spohn

89 Oakland Terrace569 views

High & Spruce Streets569 viewsFrom "Old South High Street" 1929

In winter this street was a carnival place. There was little traffic on the cross streets and the pavement was smooth. A little ice and snow made good sleigh-riding, and the owners of fine horses came here to race them with other owners, and they did so from Mercer Street on the north to beyond Spruce Street, and walked the horses slowly back on the east side. The sidewalks were lined with people as on a circus parade day.

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This is a drawing of the corner of High & Spruce Streets with the Albright Mansion in the background.

20 Bruen Street568 views1912

Orange Street & N. 11th Street568 views

241 Springfield Avenue Looking West568 views1915

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49 South Street566 views

77 St. Francis Street566 viewsEdward Simon & Bro's Trunk Factory - 1883

246 Springfield Avenue566 views1897 - Fourth Precinct Police Station
From "Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897":

42 South Orange Avenue566 views1914

Belmont Avenue and Waverly Avenue566 viewsPhoto from the NPL

22 Park Street565 viewsHotel St. Francis

321 Springfield Avenue565 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

564 viewsAbeel House, 37 Saybrook Place, Block 17, Lot 103, Newark, Essex County, NJ
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

425 South Orange Avenue564 viewsEssex County Hospital for the Insane
From: Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897

564 viewsFrom: ReNew Newark 1961

High Street, Park Avenue & Bloomfield Avenue564 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto

High Street & Bank Street564 views

Central Avenue & South 8th Street564 viewsPhoto from NNJM

232 Mulberry Street563 viewsHebrew Orphan Asylum
From "Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897":

304 High Street563 views~1905
From "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

1874 Map562 views

Map 1874562 views

164 Nichols Street562 views St. Casimir's (Polish) Roman Catholic Church

54 Morris & Essex Railroad Avenue562 viewsWilliam Hawkins Mechanical Engineer - 1887

26 Lombardy Street562 viewsThe New York Biscuit Company
From "Newark - New Jersey's Greatest Manufacturing Centre, Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.

225 Prince Street562 viewsPlaut's Memorial Hebrew school
From: Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897

313 Springfield Avenue562 viewsFred Steck's Lunch Room at 313 Springfield Avenue (~1890)

Photo from Steve Borres

23 State Street561 views

45 Hayes Street561 viewsRobert Miller's Saloon

1900 Broad & Market Northwest Corner561 viewsPhoto from “Newark Municipal Year Book 1949 1950”

152 Clinton Avenue561 viewsSouth End Club
2002/2003
Photo by Jule Spohn

Seventh Avenue561 views

73 Hamburg Place561 viewsPhoto from "Newark 1909 - 1910"

75 Bergen Street561 views1914
Newark City Hospital Ambulance Garage

Prince Street561 viewsPhoto from Alberto Valdes

699-703 High Street561 viewsPhoto from the NPL

Goble Street560 views

Tichenor Street560 views

352 Fifteenth Avenue560 viewsThe Krahling Family outside 342 15th Avenue

Photo from Paul Husosky

155 Clinton Avenue560 viewsCorner of Hight Street

Plane Street proposed extension to Washington Street560 viewsFrom "City Planning for Newark" 1913

1926560 viewsA still from "Sightseeing in Newark 1926 Part 1 "

91 Washington Street559 views

362 Springfield Avenue559 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909

464 High Street559 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.

McWhorter Street558 views

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Thomas Street & Pennsylvania Avenue (NE)557 views1961
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