Once used by the trains going between Newark's Lafayette Street Terminal and the Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal in Jersey City, this bridge over Newark Penn Station is expected to be converted into a pedestrian walkway. It will connect the upcoming Mulberry Commons park with the Ironbound neighborhood and include stairwells down to the platforms at Newark Penn Station.
A variety of architectural styles can be found on Newark's Halsey Street.
This photo shows the historic Essex County Courthouse and Hall of Records in Newark.
This photo shows the Warren Street/NJIT Station on the Newark City Subway, now known as the Newark Light Rail.
This photo shows a view of the Griffith Building and the Firemen's Insurance Company Building in Downtown Newark with Lower Manhattan in the distance.
This photo shows a view of Newark's Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart and Rutgers-Newark's 15 Washington Street Apartments from the 22nd floor of One Theater Square. The MC Hotel, which is being built in Montclair, can be seen in the distance.
Essex was once a heavily agricultural county, but this country farm stand at the corner of Passaic Avenue and Parsonage Hill Road in Livingston is one of the only remnants of the area's rural past.
Owned by the City of East Orange, the historic East Orange Golf Course sits near the municipality's water supply in Short Hills.
Built around 1790, the Kingsland Manor in Nutley overlooks Yantacaw Pond.
Construction is progressing on the adaptive reuse of the New Jersey Bell Headquarters Building at 540 Broad Street in Downtown Newark into apartments. Essex County Place broke the news about the project back in 2016.
