Historic Map - Newark, NJ - 1916
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Historic Map - Newark, NJ - 1874
Description
City of Newark, N.J. / Parsons & Atwater, del.
Reproduction panoramic view map of the City of Newark, New Jersey drawn and published by Parsons & Atwater in 1874. Newark was originally founded along the Passaic River in 1666 by Puritans from the New Haven Colony. The completion of the Morris Canal in 1831 enabled Newark to prosper greatly through the transportation of goods. Railroads followed, and by 1874 the City of Newark was a major hub for trade in and out of town. Several ornate churches, some with towering spires, dot the city's skyline. Local manufacturers of Newark were known for their excellent brewing of beer and ale and their making of fine leather goods.
The map from 1874 shows streets, buildings, bridges, shipping traffic and railroad lines.
Features references to the following locations:
Lincoln Park.
Clinton Ave. Free Church.
Chestnut St. Depot.
St. James Church & Convent.
3rd Baptist Church.
South Baptist Church.
South Park Presbyterian Church.
St. Paul's Methodist Church.
Grace Episcopal Church.
2nd Reformed Church.
Church of the Redeemer.
Market St. Depot.
N. & N. Y. Depot.
3rd Presbyterian Church.
City Hall.
Synagogue.
1st Presbyterian Church.
Central Market.
Bank Building.
Court House.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Penn. R. R. Bridge.
Market.
Post Office.
Military Park.
Association Hall.
Centre St. Depot.
Warren St. Methodist Church.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Orphan Asylum.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Centre St. Bridge.
Washington Park.
North Reformed Church.
Bridge St.
M. & E. Depot.
D. I. & W. R. R. Bridge.
House of Prayer.
Passaic River.
Reproduction panoramic view map of the City of Newark, New Jersey drawn and published by Parsons & Atwater in 1874. Newark was originally founded along the Passaic River in 1666 by Puritans from the New Haven Colony. The completion of the Morris Canal in 1831 enabled Newark to prosper greatly through the transportation of goods. Railroads followed, and by 1874 the City of Newark was a major hub for trade in and out of town. Several ornate churches, some with towering spires, dot the city's skyline. Local manufacturers of Newark were known for their excellent brewing of beer and ale and their making of fine leather goods.
The map from 1874 shows streets, buildings, bridges, shipping traffic and railroad lines.
Features references to the following locations:
Lincoln Park.
Clinton Ave. Free Church.
Chestnut St. Depot.
St. James Church & Convent.
3rd Baptist Church.
South Baptist Church.
South Park Presbyterian Church.
St. Paul's Methodist Church.
Grace Episcopal Church.
2nd Reformed Church.
Church of the Redeemer.
Market St. Depot.
N. & N. Y. Depot.
3rd Presbyterian Church.
City Hall.
Synagogue.
1st Presbyterian Church.
Central Market.
Bank Building.
Court House.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Penn. R. R. Bridge.
Market.
Post Office.
Military Park.
Association Hall.
Centre St. Depot.
Warren St. Methodist Church.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Orphan Asylum.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Centre St. Bridge.
Washington Park.
North Reformed Church.
Bridge St.
M. & E. Depot.
D. I. & W. R. R. Bridge.
House of Prayer.
Passaic River.
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