Maps

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Charles McGrath donated 6 maps he drew showing Newark, Livingston, Lyons Farm, woodruff, the Passaic River and Millburn in the 17th- early 19th centuries.

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These maps donated by the City of Newark, digitally, show specific corners with outlines of houses, etc. Some are sewer or water maps. They must be viewed in-library due to possible sensitive information.

These maps are VERY bare bones and largely undated. See example under External Documents.

Abstract

This large and varied collection of Newark-related ephemera, publications, photographs and artifacts was amassed by Newark attorney and banker Donald Karp, a devotee of Newark history who played an active role in many aspects of the civic and cultural life of the city.

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This collection includes maps of I-280, and documents and studies about property ownership of the blocks and lots related to I-280.

Scope and Contents This volume includes ca. 60 maps of various neighborhoods, and towns in Essex County. Most of the maps are photostats or other reproductions, and many are either tax maps or maps of lots owned by realty companies. More than half of the maps are of the Town of Bloomfield. Newark-related maps include: a photostat of an 1896 map, overlaid with another map and notes regarding the Union Building; lots owned by the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company (1905); Clinton Avenue Heights...

Scope and Contents The Newark Public Library has many historical Newark Maps. The majority of Newark large flat maps have been digitized.The library also has many historical maps of New Jersey which are searchable via card file in the New Jersey room (Basement).The library also has a collection of folded and street maps, viewable in the NJ Room (Map Drawer at Main and 500 Broad).The library also has a collection of NJ atlases (Wooden cabinet at Main, and 500 Broad)....

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This collection consists of Newark City Subway Emergency Ventilation Project plan, NERL Lighting Design Options drawing (2000), NERL fact sheets, and Newark City Subway Accessibilities Improvements-Washington Street Station 60% Submission papers (1997), and other architectural drawings.