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Remembering Downtown Newark in the 1960's. Growing up as a young boy in Newark NJ during the early part of the 1960s, I began to realize that New Jersey's largest city provided many interesting things to do and places to enjoy. Eventually, I discovered at its epicenter in Downtown Newark, the busy intersection of Broad and Market Street, also ...
27 de set. de 2018 · Dr. Samuel Berg (1898-1990) of Newark, N.J. was a true visionary. In the early 1960s, somehow sensing that everything in his beloved city was about to disappear or change forever, he began a monumental quest. His self-appointed mission: to photograph every street and block in the city of Newark.
- Stephen Pellegrino
18 de abr. de 2024 · Vintage photos of the 1960s in N.J. A decade to remember. 2 / 25. Star-Ledger archive photo. The Newark Community Union Project conducted a Police Brutality March in Newark in 1965....
5 de mai. de 2022 · Advertisement. 3. The demolition of Ulysses S. Grant Cottage, formerly at 995 Ocean Avenue, Long Branch. E. W. Pacil/Wikipedia. Advertisement. 4. Jessica Bowman is crowned "Miss Teen '64" in Newark. Flickr/Vieilles Annonces. 5. Millburn as seen from South Mountain in 1965. Flickr/Roger W. 6. Route 46 in Saddle Brook circa 1965.
16 de abr. de 2024 · Aerial View of Newark, New Jersey. 1964. Thumbnail. Larger Images display only at the Library of Congress. Berg Picture Collection (1960-1968). Search or browse more than 2,800 digitized photographs, mostly Newark street scenes, taken by Bernard Berg between 1960 and 1968. From the Cummings New Jersey Information Center at the Newark ...
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Ironically, the summer of '67 marked the Newark riots. I have the Life magazine from that time focusing on the Newark riots. I remember segments of the riots vividly. Springfield Avenue wasn't too far – that was the focal site. It soon moved into the projects on 7th Avenue.
