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523 Central Avenue1645 views1967

Photo from Rob Adorna

520 High Street1644 viewsSt. Benedict's School

189-203 Frelinghuysen Avenue1643 views

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261 Springfield Avenue1640 views~1908
M. Biddelman
Manufacturer of Stoves, Pipes & Elbows

392 Springfield Avenue1637 views~1908
Louis Rothstein, Department Store

71 Belmont Avenue1637 viewsBelmont Avenue School

761 Clinton Avenue1637 viewsClinton Avenue Presbyterian Church

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306 Elizabeth Avenue1635 viewsWeequahic Diner

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167 Clinton Avenue1632 views1901

Springfield Avenue1631 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

19411627 viewsFrom front stairway of Central High School
Photo from Gene Fiducia

Weequahic Avenue1627 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

Snow1624 views

377 ½ Springfield Avenue1624 viewsRickershauser's Ice Cream/Confectionery Store

51 Lister Avenue1624 viewsMannion Family
Photo from Debbie Lenning

672 High Street1623 viewsCongregation Oheb-Shalom Third Jewish Synagogue

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300 Clinton Avenue1622 viewsFirst Reformed Church

304 High Street1621 viewsSt. Michael's Hospital

279 Chancellor Avenue1619 viewsWeequahic High School

75 Belmont Avenue1618 views

157 Springfield Avenue1617 views

245 Springfield Avenue1617 viewsFrom: "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912

28 Prince Street1613 viewsPhoto from Tom Swartz

1610 views1910

Postcard1609 viewsPostcard from Kevin Olvaney

Sussex Avenue and Jay Street1607 viewsFirst Regiment Armory
From "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

321 Eighteenth Avenue1605 views

209 Weequahic Avenue1604 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

621 Clinton Avenue1603 viewsCongregation B'Nai Abraham/Second Jewish Synagogue

203 Springfield Avenue1602 views~1908
Edward Prokocimer
Banker & Steamship Ticket Broker

768 High Street1602 viewsWright's Sanitarium

300 Broadway1600 views

227 High Street1597 viewsThe Mansfield Company - Pepsin Gums
From "Newark - The City of Industry" Published 1912

571 Springfield Avenue1596 views~1908
G. L. Kimmerle
Paints & Wall Papers

75 Halsey Street1596 viewsFirst Methodist Church

473 Springfield Avenue1595 views~1908
Samuel B. Hughes
Paint & Hardware

479 High Street1595 viewsCongregation B'Nai Abraham/Second Jewish Synagogue

Fourth Avenue & North Twelfth Street1594 viewsM & M's Factory

Corner Hedden Place1594 viewsPhoto from NPL Berg Collection

108 Brill Street1593 views

119 Sussex Avenue1593 viewsEclipse Tanning Co.
From "Newark - The City of Industry" Published 1912

515 Clinton Avenue1591 views

18 to 28 Peshine Avenue1589 views

73 Springfield Avenue1589 views~1908
August Bevensee Painting

Hawthorne Avenue & Clinton Place1587 views

19661586 viewsFrom City Alive! Newark 1666 - 1966
The Housing Authority of the City of Newark

652 High Street1585 viewsYMHA

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265 Belmont Avenue?1582 views

450 Springfield Avenue1581 viewsHaase - Druggist
From "Newark - New Jersey's Greatest Manufacturing Centre, Illustrated" Published 1894 by The Consolidated Illustrating Co.