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1905 (approx)1295 views

367 High Street1292 viewsNewark Technical School
From the 1949 Nucleus

226 South Orange Avenue1291 viewsHome for the Friendless
From: "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912

19161284 views

126 Fleming Avenue1281 viewsView of 126 Flemming Avenue
Photo from The Mannion Family

601 High Street1274 viewsKrueger Mansion

Springfield Avenue1262 views

Seventh Avenue1261 views1946

Clinton Avenue and Broad Street1256 viewsFrom "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

126 Fleming Avenue1255 viewsView from 126 Fleming Avenue
Photo from The Mannion Family

337 Avon Avenue1253 viewsSt. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Pre 19001248 views

235 High Street1247 viewsMorton Brewery - Late 1800s
From "Historic Newark" Published 1916 for the Fidelity Trust Company

Springfield Avenue1246 viewsThe above picture shows a house in Newark on Springfield Ave in ca. 1885. The left person in the window upstairs is my grand-grandmother. Her name was Barbara Johanna Schieder. She was born in Germany, lived in Newark and came back to Germany where she was later married, her name was then Lenk.
I am interested if anyone knews this picture or has any informations about the house and the owners. I think there was a relationship to the owner of the house.
From Bavaria, Germany
Herbert Ott

601 High Street1244 viewsKrueger Mansion - 1901
From: "Newark, the Metropolis of New Jersey" Published by the Progress Publishing Co. 1901

20 Prince Street1239 viewsJohn Merkel & Son - Coal & Wood
From "Newark - New Jersey's Greatest Manufacturing Centre, Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.

450 Springfield Avenue1236 viewsHaase - Druggist
From "Newark - New Jersey's Greatest Manufacturing Centre, Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.

241 High Street1230 viewsEngine Co. #4 & Ladder Co. #2

Weequahic Avenue1223 viewsWeequahic Ave looking towards Weequahic Park
The Red Brick Building in the rear is the Young Israel Synagouge which is on the corner of Maple Ave and Weequahic Ave. The house with the porch and sign is the home and office of Dr, Denholtz DDS.
Photo from David Gornitzky

1905 (approximately)1218 views

25 Belmont Avenue1218 viewsKrueger Auditorium

19661217 viewsFrom City Alive! Newark 1666 - 1966
The Housing Authority of the City of Newark

Postcard1213 viewsPostcard from Rich Olohan

654 Summer Avenue1204 viewsOur Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church

209 Weequahic Avenue1202 viewsWeequahic Ave From in front of 209 Weequahic Ave. If you went right and to the next street ( Clinton Place ) There was a block of small stores on which one was "Hatoff's Candy Store" where we all used to hang out.
Photo from David Gornitzky

698 High Street1198 viewsCoe Mansion

1197 views

534 Clinton Avenue1192 viewsJewish Children's Home
From: "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912

377 ½ Springfield Avenue1191 viewsRickershauser's Ice Cream/Confectionery Store

750 High Street1190 viewsHome for Incurables and Convalescents

32 Prince Street1188 viewsCongregation Oheb-Shalom Third Jewish Synagogue

620 Orange Street1186 viewsEaton's Carriage and Harness Repository
From "Newark - New Jersey's Greatest Manufacturing Centre, Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.

Corner Hedden Place1186 viewsPhoto from NPL Berg Collection

1910 (approximately)1185 views

1183 views1946

357 High Street1183 viewsCentral High School

18911181 viewsFrom "Newark - Handsomely Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.

Springfield Avenue and S. Nineteenth Street1178 viewsNew Jersey Aluminum Company - 1901
From: "Newark, the Metropolis of New Jersey" Published by the Progress Publishing Co. 1901