J. Clement French Industrial Home
Title
J. Clement French Industrial Home
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Description
A Christian Home for homeless white men. The Home conducted religious services nightly, but attendance was not compulsory. Men were compelled to work for their lodgings and good. The Home had a capacity of 95 beds. The house owned a burying plot and provided free burial for inmates who died in the home.
Date
1912
State
demolished
Condition History
Existed in 1912 at 51 Plane Street.
Bibliography
March 24, 1899. The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey. p.5
March 9, 1912. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York. p.2
Koren, John and William Alexander King. Benevolent Institutions 1904. United States Buearu of Census. Government Printing Office 1905.
Resources for social service, charitable, civic, educational, religious, of Newark, New Jersey; a classified and descriptive directory. Newark Bureau of Associated Charities. Newark. 1907. p.7
March 9, 1912. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York. p.2
Koren, John and William Alexander King. Benevolent Institutions 1904. United States Buearu of Census. Government Printing Office 1905.
Resources for social service, charitable, civic, educational, religious, of Newark, New Jersey; a classified and descriptive directory. Newark Bureau of Associated Charities. Newark. 1907. p.7
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