Most viewed - Communities
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Capolese Club1861 views182 8th Avenue
Photo from Gonzalo Alberto
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Italians Very Active in Newark's Upbuilding1487 viewsSeptember 29, 1907
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Italian Christian Endeavor Group 18961481 viewsPhoto from William Cone
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An Italian Child's First Impression of America1470 viewsMarch 12, 1916
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Wretched Italians1288 viewsNovember 22, 1885
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Newark Italians Harried by Mysterious Burglars1223 viewsApril 26, 1903
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Italian Laborers1173 viewsSeptember 3, 1882
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Early 1900's1121 views
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Greetings of the Sängerfest, Newark1115 views
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1913 Postcard1110 views
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Germantown1051 viewsPhoto from "Harper's New Monthly Magazine" October 1876
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Having Shoes Blackened by the Italian Method1014 viewsMay 16, 1886
Newark Sunday Call
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More Italians997 viewsMay 30, 1886
Newark Sunday Call
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To Colonize Dakota951 viewsJanuary 24, 1886
Newark Sunday Call
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Mulberry Arcade945 viewsLocated at 208 Mulberry Street
Photo from the NJSA
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Charley Tang, Chinaman, Marries a German Girl924 viewsMay 10, 1903
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German Day in Newark915 viewsMay 22, 1904
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Castle Garden Abuses902 viewsAugust 28, 1887
Newark Sunday Call
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Mulberry Arcade885 views"The Chinese Bulletin," offering all the news on the tong war, so that those who run may read. It's plastered daily in the Mulberry Arcade (208 Mulberry Street).
November 2, 1924 from the Newark Sunday Call
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The Holiest of All Hebrew Days - How It was Observed in Newark856 viewsSeptember 20, 1885
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Three Christmas Days (Experience of Uncle Ben Revere as a Slave, a Contraband and a Freedman)800 viewsDecember 31, 1882
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Happy Reunion of a Mother and Daughter790 viewsJune 14, 1885
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The Irish Race of this City Now and Then790 viewsMarch 18, 1908
Newark Star
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Polish and Russian Jews in Newark Increasing Steadily in Numbers784 viewsMay 6, 1906
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Russian Refugees in Newark779 viewsMay 21, 1882
Newark Sunday Call
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Newark's First Chinese Soldier in His Uniform41 viewsNewark Sunday Call
July 8, 1917
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