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Newark (N.J.) -- History -- 20th century

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 267 Collections and/or Records:

Fred Means Papers

 Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Means-(Main)
Abstract

This collection consists of papers documenting Fred Means career and activism.

Dates: 1965 - 2018

Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce Collection

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: MG Nwk GNCC-(Main)
Scope and Contents The Chamber of Commerce of Newark was founded in 1868 to promote business and industry in the city. The Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce Collection contains printed material related to the affairs of the Chamber of Commerce, including:Issues of "The Exec," the newsletter of the GNCC (1969-1976);Issues of "Info," monthly newsletter of the Research and Government Affairs Department of the GNCC (1971-1973); Issues of "Trends," newsletter of the Research and...
Dates: 1935 - 1989

Gregory Family Photos

 Digital Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Gregory (Digital)
Dates: bulk c. 1900-1921 (Musette's death date), photo of baby c. 1927

Gregory Family Photos

 Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Gregory -(Digital)
Abstract

This digital collection consists of photos of Eugene and Musette Gregory.

Dates: bulk c. 1900-1921 (Musette's death date), photo of baby c. 1927

Gus Heningburg Collection

 Digital Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Heningburg

Gus Heningburg Papers

 Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Heningburg
Abstract

This collection consists of documents pertaining to Gus Heningburg, a Newark , NJ, based civil rights and community activist, and former head of the Greater Newark Urban Coalition.

Dates: Majority of material found within 1968 - 1978; 1967 - 2000

Guy Sterling Papers

 Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Sterling-(Main)
Abstract

This is a collection of papers, theater programs, and epherema donated by Guy Sterling.

Dates: c. 1901 -2022

Hahn / Schlacter Family Photo Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MG Nwk Hahn-(Fileroom)
Abstract

This collection contains photos from several German families in early to mid 20th century Newark.

Dates: c. 1900-1957