Right in the heart of Newark, New Jersey is an abandoned housing project Built by the Housing Authority of the City of Newark, 1939-1941 with the assistance of the United States Housing Authority, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America Even the pay-phones have been removed But people still wait in the shade for the bus-line, which remains

Invisible Enemies

author: Peter : Newark, NJ

Taking up his cane like a rifle, a homeless man slaughters unseen foes in front of Newark Penn Station Newark, New Jersey...

New York City in the 1970s

author: Franny Wentzel : New York City, NY

The twins as seen from Brooklyn. By the 1970s shipping traffic had moved to the container port at Newark yet there was still general cargo going out and coming in. Somebody's getting some new Chevy pickups... The twins from Jersey City. Battery Park City was still in the planning stage as was the Trade Center's Vista Hotel... View of the twins from the Empire State Building... View of midtown...

Flo

author: Peter : Newark, NJ

Graffiti, downtown, Newark, New Jersey, NJ

Doctor's Warning

author: Peter : Newark, NJ

Doctors Warning All the dope from Mexico is poison. You will Die for sure and burn in hot lava in Hell forever Dope is not in a refregarater So dope turns to poison So black men that sell you are poisoning and murdering many millions of innocent people you are Doctor Jakel and Mr. Hide Christ said in the Holy Bible Woe to you that corrupets one of my people a millstone... Newark, New Jersey, Paste Up

Parkour a La PATH

author: Peter : Newark, NJ

After first learning about Parkour from Citynoise, it's only fair that I post this Parkour sighting on the PATH train here... Traceur is a synonym for Parkour They proceeded to engage in such antics all the way from Newark to the WTC station in Manhattan, much to the delight of the otherwise tired, drunk or bored riders of the midnight Friday evening train into the city... Newark, New Jersey...

Sidetracked in Harrison: Warehouses North of the PATH Station

author: Peter : Harrison, NJ

The third post in this Sidetracked in Harrison series, these photos cover the structures and warehouses immediately to the north of the Harison, NJ tracks of the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) commuter light rail The pink region on the map is a quick overview of this area. And again, here's an overview map of Harrison, for context First, we begin in The Old Essex County Jail Complex

author: Peter : Newark, NJ

The Newark Street Jail was built in 1837. Renamed the Essex County Jail Complex when several additional structures were constructed, it remains Essex County, New Jersey's oldest standing municipal building. This is what it loos like today, almost 175 years later The undergrowth has been thriving in the recent warm springtime weather, and the outer yards are hard to navigate, between all the rotting waste and sharp objects scattered about Perhaps the structure decayed long ago or perhaps it was removed, but this cellblock is right...

Sidetracked in Harrison: Stadium and Bridge

author: Peter : Harrison, NJ

Just east of Newark, across the Passaic River likes the first east-bound stop on the PATH, Harrison, New Jersey. The Port Authority Police were of course none too pleased to have me toting a camera on their otherwise very boring platform, so I was quickly dispatched to street-level by a sympathetic officer who took me as "just another railfan", and sent me on my way. The Harrison PATH Station Established in 1840. Apparently, they also have a...

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