·         General information on work in Newark, including Brick Towers and the former Kmart site.

This collection consists of the correspondence, wri tings, and reports of community activist Gus Heningburg. There are original photographs documenting his professional and family life, including studio portrait photographs. There are also photographs of general Newark locations and events, including images of Newark International Airport. Many of the materials pertain to The Greater Newark Urban Coalition, which was led by Heningburg. There are check stub booklets, meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports that document the activities of this organization from the late 1960s through the 1980s. There is ephemera from Newark organizations and events, including flyers and brochures.

Much of the collection contains documents that cover issues of racial discrimination, urban and poverty issues, crime, bi-lingual education, minority employment, housing and thejustice system. There is a folder of materials pertaining to the Stella Wright Homes Tenant Strike of 1974. A significant portion of the collection contains newspaper clippings that cover a variety of Newark events and organizations, including the Newark Construction Trades Training Corporation, Newark Love Festival of 1969, and the Newark Teachers Strike of 1971 as well as more general state and federal issues.