Olden Newark citizens

Newark newsboys in 1909. 

Max Schwartz, 8 years old, and Jacob Schwartz selling paper in Olden Newark.

workers, old & young, at 95 Passaic Avenue, Belleview, in 1900.

Two workers at Newark Milk & Cream Co. in the 1940s.

Delancey St. corner Jefferson St. in June 1961. 

Delancey & Jefferson Streets.

On Washington Street in 1942; 'Pardon my sarong' playing at the Empire was released on 7 August 1942. 

Mario A Benvenuti wrote at Facebook, on 18 December 2025:  At Newark's Military Park with the Loew's in the background, in 1966; from left to right: Maria Tomaselli, my Godmother; Celestina Benvenuti, my mother & Giovanni Bernieri, my grandfather. 

Market Street in 1926. 

corner of Market Street and Broad Street in 1926. See the South Orange tram car.

Broad Street in 1909.

5 Olive Street, Newark, N.J., 1910s.

Glenn Geisheimer wrote in FB:  50 Oliver Street, Newark. The building on the left behind the house is the Mockridge Jewelery Co (1912). Acording to the map the two, three houses were owned by the company.