Churches

 

1st Presbyterian Church steeple on Broad Street; Town Hall in the background.

First Presbyterian Church on Broad St. in 1914.

circa 1900.

Broad Street in 1921; 1st Presbyterian Church on the left. 

Broad Street in 1920; Central N.J. Railroad Terminal on the left. Town Hall & Grace Church on the background. Grace Church in Newark  is a historic Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Newark, founded in 1837, it has occupied a building on Broad Street in Newark, N.J. since 1848. It worships in the Anglo-Catholic tradition.

Broad Street at Lincoln Park. 

Lincoln Park at the end of Broad Street on the right, which will eventually change its name to Clinton Avenue, in 1905. 

2nd Dutch Reformed Church on Ferry & McWhorter in the 1980s.

Ferry Street corner with Union Street in the 1960s. 

5 - 91 Washington Street, in 1912. Photo from 'Newark, the City of Industry', published by the Newark Board of Trade. Doug Engel wrote in Facebook on 12 November 2026: The pointy spire down the street is probably Saint Patrick's, corner of Central Avenue. 

Piers Aaron replied: Washington Street with Newark Public Library, on the right of the photo and former Rutgers Law School building to the left of the library.

John F Crowley added: In the center, the 2nd Presbyterian Church, corner of James Street.