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Gottwerth, Don1086 views1942
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Mango, Carmine & Vivian1086 viewsCarmine & Vivian Mango-next to abandoned Amsterdam building, corner of Littleton and 16th Aves. Early 1940s
Photo from Veronica Mango
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Gennaro, Connie1080 viewsConnie Gennaro and her mother across from the House of Detention on Newark Street
Photo from Dave Messineo
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Denbigh, Samuel Family1078 views~1910
Photo from William R. Denbigh
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Denbigh, William H. Family1072 viewsThis is an 1895 photo of the William H. Denbigh family. The location is most likely 155 Passaic Avenue (now Raymond Blvd) midway between Fillmore & Providence/Read Street. Today it is a parking lot. Photo from William R. Denbigh.
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Krause, Sanford1070 views(L to R) Sanford Krause, Donald Goldfarb, Melvin Schwartz, Eugene Gibbs, David Ruben, Arnold Dwarkin, on ground is Jay Goldberg.
We all hung out at Hatoff's Candy store on the corner of Clinton place and Weequahic Ave in the 50's. The group picture is of the gang on Bradley beach. I am not in the picture as I was the photographer (David Gornitzky)
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Schwartz, Melvin1064 views(L to R) Sanford Krause, Donald Goldfarb, Melvin Schwartz, Eugene Gibbs, David Ruben, Arnold Dwarkin, on ground is Jay Goldberg.
We all hung out at Hatoff's Candy store on the corner of Clinton place and Weequahic Ave in the 50's. The group picture is of the gang on Bradley beach. I am not in the picture as I was the photographer (David Gornitzky)
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Mannion, John1060 views~1899
Photo from the Mannion Family
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Kinsella, Mary1051 viewsMrs. Mary Kinsella, Miss Margaret Mannion, Mrs. Helen Lamb & Robert Mannion (clockwise) in Branchbrook Park
Photo from the Mannion Family
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1883 Parade1049 views1883 drawing from Harper's showing the Broad Street Parade celebrating the Bi-Centennial of the first landing of Germans in America.
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Fiducia, Fred1035 viewsPhoto from Maryann Leo
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Reissner, Greg1024 views1940s
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Hughes, Joseph Patrick989 viewsJoseph Patrick Hughes Dies in Harrison, New Jersey
Baseball Fan, 82, Known as "Judge" was Native of Newark
Joseph Patrick Hughes died yesterday (January 23, 1941), at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William Donnelly of 46 Washington Street, Harrison, with whom he lived.
Mr. Hughes came to Harrison 42 years ago from Newark, where he was born. He had been known as "Judge" Hughes ever since he made his home in town.
The title resulted from Mr. Hughes' election as a justice of peace in 1900. He used to preside at court sessions in a carpenter shop. Five years later he became an election board judge and was judge of the board in the Third Ward's First District 30 years.
Never Missed an Opener
One of Mr. Hughes' proudest boasts was that he never missed an opening game of Newark's baseball team in more than 40 years. He attended last summer's opening game of the Bears. He belonged to Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church. He was an engineer at Koppers Co., Kearny, several years, retiring seven years ago. Previously he worked at the General Electric Works. Harrison.
Mr. Hughes leaves a son, Joseph Hughes of Harrison, clerk of the works at Harrison Housing Authority's project; two daughters, Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs. Lillian McCloskey of Irvington; four sisters, Mrs. Anna McGill of Harrison, Mrs. Alice Straway of Newark, Mrs. Theresa Malague and Mrs. Elizabeth Reilly of Nutley; 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral will be from Condon Memorial Home, 210 Davis Avenue, Harrison, with a requiem mass at Holy Cross Church at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Holy Sepulcher [sic] Cemetery, East Orange.
Photo from Ann Donnelly
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McGrath, MIchael985 viewswith Catherine Drury (wedding photo)
1918
Photo from Cathy Knapp
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Mannion, Margaret985 viewsMrs. Mary Kinsella, Miss Margaret Mannion, Mrs. Helen Lamb & Robert Mannion (clockwise) in Branchbrook Park
Photo from the Mannion Family
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Denbigh, Captain William Hay980 viewsPhoto from William R. Denbigh
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Denbigh, Maria (Wife of Samuel)974 viewsPhoto from William R. Denbigh
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Denbigh, Mrs. William H. Denbigh970 viewsPhoto from William R. Denbigh
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Denbigh, Captain Samuel957 viewsPhoto from William R. Denbigh
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Eitner, Dan Jr.944 viewsFrom Dan Eitner
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Harris, Richard942 viewsAt Fairmount Cemetery 1948
Photo from Richard Harris
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Tighe, John C. & Dick940 viewsThese are my cousin's, Jack and Dick Tighe with the "new" head of the Social Security Dept here in New Jersey back around 1936 when Social Security first came about. They were both model's for various newspapers and magazines and stores in this area including Bamberger's. They were the first children in this area to have received a Social Security card.
Photo from Jule Spohn
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Denbigh, Richard923 viewsClick on image to enlarge
Photo from William R. Denbigh
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Czomek Group893 viewsPhoto from Barbara Czomek Conklin
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Hyatt Ballbearing Works892 viewsFrom the William F. cone Collection
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Biederman's Boys Band884 views
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Lamb, Helen880 viewsMrs. Mary Kinsella, Miss Margaret Mannion, Mrs. Helen Lamb & Robert Mannion (clockwise) in Branchbrook Park
Photo from the Mannion Family
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Edwards Orchestra871 views1915
Postcard
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Illegal Aliens865 viewsIllegal aliens wait in Newark's Third Precinct station before being deported.
Photo by NY Daily News
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Luciano, Bill & Hellen wedding at St. Michael's 1938863 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Children with Milk Tags854 views
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McGrath, Charles with Mayor Cory Booker849 viewsOctober 2005
Photo from Charles McGrath
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Noll, Michael848 viewsPhoto from Andrew Noll
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Eisel, Henry & Amanda845 viewsWedding picture of my great-grandparents Henry and Amanda Eisel, born Redmer. It was taken in a Photo Studio in Newark about 1899/1900. Maybe my great-grandfather Henry Eisel was in 1920 the owner of the Eisel Building 653 Broad Street in Newark. He emigrated in 1896 from Germany to New Jersey. I would like to know more about the wedding picture and the Eisel Building. Who has more information? Please contact me: Sonja Dembeck from Germany, e-mail: sonjdemb@gmail.com
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Krahling Family842 viewsIn front of 342 15th Avenue
Photo taken between May 1912 & August 1917
Photo from Paul Husosky
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Luciano, William at 621 Clifton Avenue841 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Lining up for Coffee at the A & P841 views10-02-1942
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Koch, Edward836 views
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Leather Manufacturers834 viewsPhoto from Essex County Illustrated 1897
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Playground in Newark, girls dancing to the sounds from a phonograph.831 viewsImage from Gonzalo Alberto
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Unknown Group of Children826 viewsPhoto from LOC
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Luciano, Lani & Billie Ann on Clifton Avenue823 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Davitt, James Sr.816 viewsPhoto from Kathryn Peters
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Roth, Richard815 viewsMy father, Richard N. Roth (1922-2011) was raised in the Weeqhahic Section and lived in Newark until 1953, when he relocated to Hillside.
My mother’s father operated a trucking business in Newark which was established around 1930 on Morris Ave and later relocated to the corner of 12th St. and 13th Ave. My Dad assumed ownership in 1959 when my grandfather passed away. The firm remained in Newark until well after the riots. My grandfather was also a co-owner of the E & A Bus Company, which operated the #32 bus (South Orange Independent Line) that ran up South Orange Avenue.
My other Grandfather, Jacob Roth, also a Newark resident for much of his life, ran a butcher shop.
The above photo is of my father in front of the Billiard Academy at 25 Banta Place, Hackensack.
Photo from Stacy Flora Roth
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Eitner, Dan Sr.809 viewsFrom Dan Eitner
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Jeroleman, Joseph T. (Frank)807 viewsLived on Bruen, East Mechanic, & Lafayette Streets
Photo from Thomas Lee
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805 viewsFrom “Library of Congress”
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Luciano, Helen at 621 Clifton Avenue801 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Valli, Frankie794 viewsFrankie Valli (left) with Frankie DePaula
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Shakalatuda Family790 viewsPhoto from Joseph Musso Jr.
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Practicing for "Brother Moses"789 viewsWPA group practicing for a show
WPA Photo
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Luciano, Nancy with son Bill on Stone Street787 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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La Scala, Salvatore & Grandson on Garside Street785 viewsPhoto from Billi Bromer
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Eitner, Dora778 viewsFrom Dan Eitner
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Avery, Margaret (Maggie) nee Hanratty773 viewsPhoto from Margaret Robinson
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Seuffert, Larry768 viewsA member of the Bay View Wheelmen (on left)
Photo from Lynn Seuffert
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Italian Christian Endeavor Group766 views1896
Photo from NJ Digital Highway
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Petillo, Mary765 viewsMary Petillo, forelady of a Newark, New Jersey factory making lamp bulbs and tubes for the Signal Corps, is an active member of her plant's laboratory management committee. The committee, set up in cooperation with the War Production Board's drive to speed victory, was elected in Mary's plant from a personnel of 1700, 350 of them men. Vice-president of her local, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, Congress of Industrial Organization, Mary achieved the job of forelady by working working as a hand at many varied operations. She has made a suggestion to conserve bakelite lamp bases formerly discarded--a suggestion now in use at the plant--and is also the inventor of an apparatus which prevents short-circuiting during tests of lamps
From “Library of Congress”
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Some Newark Poles in Costumes of the Old Country764 viewsMarch 7, 1909
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Well Known Citizens of Essex County763 viewsPhoto from Essex County Illustrated 1897
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