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Pennsylvania Railroad River Street Freight Station
Pennsylvania Railroad River Street Freight Station & Centre St Dock looking S from Firehouse #1 Centre St
(Berge) 226 to 214 Market Street
226 to 214 Market St at the 1960s, model shop, hollywood clothes, no parking, amusements, snack bar, street light
(Berge) 230-228-226 Market Street
Jersey janitor suppl, Jay's, Lost our lease, Hollywood clothes, gas appliance distributors, no u turn.
(Berge) 246-248-250 Market Street
Century Loan, clothing shop, electrical equipment, street parked cars, street light
(Berge) 270 Market Street
270 Market. Comet Hotel, SW cor Lawrence St. Comet Hotel, Surplus sales, Clothing store, Deluxe Sign, shoppers parking, fire escape
(Berge) 308-316 Market Street
308-316 Market St, McCarter Hwy to Penn RR Depot (Alling Street. Imperial Whiskey, Mutual of Omaha, Kay's jewelry, Penn Bar and grill, package express and travel agency, Glass and Wohl Inc
75-73-71-69 W. Market Street
75-73-71-69 W. Market. Joe's, market, grocery store, American bakery, Jewel's, cleaners.
Broad Street view #2
Broad St looking n from First Baptist Peddie Mem. Church. Lauter Pianos, people standing, fire hydrant, taxi, vincove, restaurant, liquor store, traffic light.
Broad Street view #3
Broad St looking S from First Baptist Peddie Mem. Church. Gray's, sidewalk, S Klein, Weiss, Hahne & Co, street parked cars, Prudential
Newark Post Office
Exterior photo of the main Newark post office building at 2 Federal Square.
Newark Public Library at west park street 1941
Exterior photo of the Newark Public Library.
First Presbyterian Church 1941
Exterior photo of Old First Presbyterian Church.
Hall of Record (1941)
Exterior photo of Essex County Hall of Records.
City Hall on Broad Street
The Beaux Art city hall was designed by John H. And Wilson Ely and built of granite and marble. Began in 1903, completed 1906.
Panoramic view #6 of Newark, N.J.
Panoramic view of downtown Newark with Branch Brook Park and Cathedral of the Sacred Heat in foreground. Old Columbus Homes and the Colonnades are also visible. And, the many neighborhoods of Newark, now largely demolished, are visible spread out…