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Sunday, May 19, 2019

The Old First Church is one of the oldest buildings still standing in Newark.

This massive copy of the city seal was installed last year at the corner of Broad and Market in Downtown Newark.

The Four Corners in Newark was once among the busiest intersections in the country.

24 Commerce Street in Downtown Newark was once home to the Federal Trust Company, as this remaining engraving shows.

The National Newark Building, seen on the right, has been the tallest building in New Jersey's largest city for close to a century.

This Downtown Newark building used to be home to the central office for Newark Public Schools.

This photo shows the facade of the Robert Treat Center across from Military Park in Newark.

This sign commemorating Newark's Revolutionary War heritage can be found on the side of the Trinity & St. Philip's Cathedral.

If you look up when walking on Broad Street in Downtown Newark, you will notice the distinct features atop the Griffith Building.

This photo shows Newark's Cathedral House, 18 Rector Street, the Trinity & St. Philip's Cathedral, and the new Prudential building.