Newark Wards and Sections Collection

BOX 1:

Central Ward: Old Third Ward Survey in the Newark Evening News (1916)

Clinton Hill: Neighborhood Council Newsletters (1965-1967)

Forest Hill: National Register of Historic Places Application (1989)

Ironbound: "Report on Foreign Nationalities in the Ironbound" (1931); "Ironbound City" by Fidelity Union Trust (c. 1953); Clippings Folder (c. 1956-1978); Recollections of Ironbound Resident (1991); "Ironbound Community Master Plan" by Ironbound Community Corporation" (2001); Visitors Guides (c. 2003-2010); Ironbound Community Corporation, Keep Plastics Out of the Passaic River Postcard (2018); Iberia Development Community Meeting Flyers (2024); Market Street Development Meeting Flyer (2024); Green Park Along the River, Ribbon and Card from Ironbound Waterfront Plan activism (undated);Broad National Bank Guide to Fine Dining in the Ironbound (undated);

BOX 2:

Lincoln Park: National Register of Historic Places Application (1983); Coast Cultural District, Art is Fresh Exhibit Mission, Agenda, and Clippings (2005); Lincoln Park Area Photos by National Register of Historic Places (2009)

Lower Broadway: Community Guide (undated)

North Ward: Bicentennial Event materials (1976);Educational and Cultural Center materials (1979-1986)

Roseville: Roseville Coalition, Roseville News v. 1 n. 1 (c.1970); Roseville Coalition Bulletin (c. 1981); Handwritten reminiscences of Roseville by Elizabeth Bathgate dating back to the 1840s, with information on the original Pingry School for Boys and Roseville Presbyterian Church, and accompanying letter by Samuel Berg to Charles F. Cummings (c. 1988);

South Ward: South Ward View Newsletter January issue 1. Vol. 1 (2019)

Vailsburg: "Vailsburg's Development," by Owen J. Fox (1936); Census statistics (1950); The Bee Hive magazine (c. 1951)

Weequahic: Historic places and residents by John H. Laux (1949)

Woodside: "Community Survey" by Helen Wallace, with data on Elliot Street School (1954); "Preliminary Report of the Third Ward," an undated report by Marcus H. Cooke, with copies of clippings on redevelopment plans, etc. (c. 1940-1969)