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Montclair Avenue & Ridge Street620 viewsPhoto from House & Garden September 1911 & Stephen Niforatos

339 Park Avenue Looking East620 views1938
Postcard

A Market Street Block as It was in 1865 and is Now620 viewsApril 26, 1903

620 viewsPhoto by Joe Judge

214 Ballantine Parkway620 viewsFrom "American Architect & Architecture, Volume 108, 1915

208 Mulberry Street620 viewsColorized

171 Market Street620 views~1900
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1-21 Lincoln Park619 views~1905
From "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905

635 Broad Street Looking South619 views

Beach Street619 views1913

Newton Street & Fourteenth Avenue619 viewsPhoto from the NPL

619 viewsPhoto from PSE&G

Hartford & Hudson Streets619 viewsPhoto from the Stokes Archives

246 Grafton Avenue619 viewsPhoto from Scientific American Building Monthly

212 Clifton Avenue619 views~1889
Photo from Alberto Valdes

794 Broad Street619 viewsPre 1869 numbers shown.

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830 Broad Street619 viewsNewark Star 1909

19 Lincoln Avenue618 viewsNorth Newark Police Headquarters
2002/2003
Photo from Jule Spohn

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1916618 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto

665 Broad Street618 viewsJ. McClosky Cloaks & Suits
1909
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Raymond Blvd. west of Broad Street618 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto

54-78 Oliver Street618 viewsMax Hertz Leather Works
From: "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912

Front Street618 views1913

54 Colden Street618 views

Construction at Washington Street Looking West618 viewsPhoto from the NPL

Raymond Blvd & Washington Street618 viewsWashington Terminal Garage

618 viewsFrom Riders Magazine

618 viewsPhoto from NNJM

Ingraham Place (Clinton & Millington Avenues)618 viewsFebruary 11, 1906

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475 Mount Prospect Avenue618 viewsPhoto from Scientific American Building Monthly January 1897

214 Ballantine Parkway618 viewsFrom "American Architect & Architecture, Volume 108, 1915

1924618 viewsPhoto from Rudolph Drakeford

870-876 Broad Street618 viewsKremlin Place Building
Photo from Alberto Valdes

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41 Chadwick Avenue618 viewsNewark Star 1908

Alpine Street617 viewsFrom "Shade Tree Commission of the City of Newark, New Jersey" 1918

15 River Street617 viewsFrom: Newark Illustrated 1891

Repairing Sand-Cement Cushion of Wood Block Pavement617 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto

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

1931617 viewsPhoto from Gonzalo Alberto

665 Broad Street617 views1911

Peshine & Madison Avenues617 viewsJuly 18, 1909

Washington Avenue at the Belleville Line617 viewsPostcard

Quicksand Bothers the Builders of the East Branch Lateral Sewer617 views

Oxford Street617 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

84-92 Bank Street617 viewsPostcard

Front & Fulton Streets617 viewsPhoto from "Comprehensive Plan of Newark 1915"
1915

617 viewsPhoto from Brill Magazine

Mechanic Street Looking West from Mulberry Street617 viewsOctober 15, 1905

Madison Avenue, Bergen Street & Clinton Avenue617 viewsCopyright photo from the Samuel Berg Collection at the Newark Public Library. To view the collection please visit their
web site.

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875 Broad Street616 viewsThis is a photo of my great grandfather E G Koenig, and his son, Albert S. Koenig. The E G Koenig Sporting Goods store was founded 1872 and lasted until 1925. The corner was the site of the parsonage for the Old First Church and was the birth site of Aaron Burr, third president of the United States. A book about the history of this store and its owners is to be released in the coming months. Watch for it! The building still stands and is one that deserves preservation by the City of Newark.

Photo from Spor