Comments about newark, nj

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joey: it looks more like a mural. could ba anywhere. maybe even newark, nj ?...

in response to: Where in the World is Jack? by jack

Mr. Jones: Yeah, The Bricks was bad, but in many ways it was surreal. Go back and read it's real history.Before the great migration and the riots.Even after that, boring could never be said about the city......

in response to: A Walk Through Brick City by Peter

neo: i know EO, newark, irvington, etc. i have no happy memories of those run down dumps. i lived off freylinghuysen on fenwick before moving back to sussex county. I have done my time......

in response to: The Projects of East Orange by Peter

PhillyGuy83: People exaggerate so much about New York that its sickening. If you are from a picket fenced suburb and want to know if you'll be safe in some inner city neighborhood then more than likely......

in response to: Dangerous to Walk Around Brooklyn? by Jayne

dilettante: Hello Diana, I got that picture from this book: http://www.amazon.com/Jersey-Images-America-Patrick-Shalhoub/dp/0738538159/sr=8-1/qid=1164423879/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-3498218-1767242?ie=UTF8&s=books As for photos of 143 Newark, try the New Jersey Room at the Library on Jersey Avenue. What are you building there, if you don't mind me asking?...

in response to: 145 Newark Ave, Jersey City by dilettante

jack: that sort of thing goes on everyday in newark, new jersey....

in response to: Smoke in Helsinki by Marlo

bonz: No Greg, it's Newark, an even better excuse! From one of the most corrupt states in the union, how could anyone be surprised?...

in response to: Blood on the Platform by Peter

STEVE: I randomly happened upon your post. I'm not from Newark, but these boxes are telephones that the police used to call for help or report in early in the 20th century. They may......

in response to: Police Telegraph by Peter

Peter: as a daily path rider, i've noticed that most path commuters use it to travel form one urban center to another... manhattan to newark... two places where not many people have cars, and both places......

in response to: PATH Train, Newark Bound by Peter