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Welcome to Old Newark

Celebrating 10 years of Information, Photos and Memories

Winner of the 2004 Donald Dust Recognition Award from the Newark Preservation and Landmarks Committee

Old Newark is the main site in the Old Newark Web Group. Currently, the other sites are Newark Memories, Newark Talk, Newark Trivia, Newark Photos and Newark Chatter. For further information on Old Newark please click on "About" in the menu at the immediate left. The far left menu contains the most important links on the site. "Main Menu" will bring you back to this page. Because I am currently working on redesigning Old Newark, you will notice two different themes, Maroon & White and Blue & White. The new sites will also have new colors.

Announcements

Announcements concerning the operation of the Old Newark Web Site, including updates on when I will be adding submissions to Old Newark now appears in the Announcements section of Newark Talk. Please refer to that page before emailing me.

Submissions

In addition to my own research, Old Newark relies on user submissions. If you have memories, information, photos or any other item that you would like to see on Old Newark please email me. Currently I have a backlog of submissions that I am feverously working to get on to the web site. Please be patient and continue to send in your submissions (photos, information, memories, etc.)

Click here to read Award Winning Author Martin Bucco's Newark memory - "Hunterdon Street, 1939".

Thank You,

Glenn G. Geisheimer
Webmaster for the Old Newark Web Group