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186 viewsPhoto from Matt Mondino February 8, 2011
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856 viewsOld Road to Bloomfield
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Overall View386 viewsPhoto from Gonzalo Alberto
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72 viewsPhoto from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, October 1876
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~1905870 viewsFrom "Views of Newark" Published by L. H. Nelson Company ~1905
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Page 101008 viewsClick on image to enlarge.
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1894395 viewsImage from "Newark, Handsomely Illustrated"
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1926 Map333 views
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Dedication21 viewsMar 17, 2019
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34 viewsPhoto from Pete BrunoFeb 23, 2019
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Before the Fire36 viewsPhoto from Alberto ValdesFeb 21, 2019
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201828 viewsFeb 17, 2019
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24 viewsPhoto from the NJSAFeb 10, 2019
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42 viewsPostcardJan 28, 2019
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Volkswagens being offloaded43 viewsJan 28, 2019
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62 viewsAfrican-American woman working at a loom, Newark, 1917. African-American women worked in the garment trade, which employed mainly Jewish and Italian immigrants in the early 20th century. But because of discrimination most did "piece-work" at home (paid for each piece of clothing they completed) instead of in local factories or shops. In this case, it is unclear whether this woman is working on a home loom or if she is demonstrating the machine in a workshop
Photo and description from the William Cone CollectionDec 12, 2018
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Springfield Avenue87 viewsOct. 18, 1918 at Newark, N.J. On the eve of the poll on the constitutional amendment on franchising women shows Miss Rebecca Hourwich addressing a crowd of voters on the corner of Springfield Avenue & Prince Street. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Dec 12, 2018
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Camp Homestead, Which Once Stood on Broad Street, Near Lincoln Park64 viewsJune 10, 1906Dec 01, 2018
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