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(Berg) N side Warren St looking W from SE cor Colden St

(Berg) NE side Bleeker & Summit Sts. from SW cor

(Berg) SE cor Warren & High Sts from NW cor

Newark is at a crossroads in its history. Like so many other former industrial cities, Newark spent the second half of the last century in economic decline, as business and residents left for the suburbs. The city’s woes were compounded by its own…

Transportation is the backbone of the region’s economy and essential to the quality of life for all
residents. Yet the region has outgrown an aging transportation system that is increasingly unreliable and unable to respond to changing needs,…

On February 22, 2012, five members of the faculty at NJIT's College of Architecture and Design (COAD) shared their ideas
at "Think Pieces'. "This promises to be a stimulating and fascinating evening," said COAD Dean Urs Gauchat. "Students will…

These .pdf documents are intended to support the City of Newark and NJ TRANSIT in their effort to deploy Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) throughout Newark and its neighboring municipalities. It was written by faculty, staff and graduate students at both the…

New Jersey review of charities and corrections. ... v.5 (1906)

https://books.google.com/books?id=5Zt4AAAAMAAJ&dq=essex%20county%20hospital%20for%20the%20insane&pg=PA72#v=onepage&q&f=false

A cost analysis of state costs for dealing with the insane in public hospitals in 1903-1904.

Description of the design and buildings that comprise the Hospital for Insane, Overbrook, N.J.

Documents of the One Hundred and Seventeenth Legislature of the State of New Jersey.