DescriptionThe Whittier House Social Settlement, the first settlement house in New Jersey, was established in Jersey City, N.J. in 1894. Founded by Cornelia Foster Bradford, who would remain with the...
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
DescriptionThe Annual Reports of Whittier House, of which this is the Second, include reports on all Whittier House programs and activities, including the kindergarten, sewing school, legal assistance for the...
DescriptionA report of the activities of the Shade Tree Division, including the maintenance labors for the trees growing along the public thoroughfares, whether planted by this Division or by private initiative,...
DescriptionThis demonstration grant report deliniates the city-wide renewal needs for the City of Newark, N.J. for the ten year period starting 1961. It suggests reconstruction as well as protective treatment.
DescriptionThis report is a review of and recommendations for the public recreation system of Newark, NJ, including parks, schools, churches, playgrounds, community centers, and more.
DescriptionThis is one (1974) in an annual series of reports from the Newark Department of Recreation and Parks. The purpose of this report is to:
1. provide greater coordination of the recreational and cultural...
DescriptionThe City of Newark is presently engaged in ambitious urban renewal activities for the revitalizing or rebuilding of existing deteriorating and blighted conditions.
During Newark's three hundred years...
AuthorLeeds, Albert B.; Gray, George R.; Meeker, F. W.
Date Created1882
DescriptionTopics covered in this 1882 report to the Newark Aqueduct Board covers water pumped from the Belleville pumping station, financial statements for the Board, inventories, statistics of consumption,...
DescriptionThis report describes the condition of the Newark Aqueduct as submitted to the Aqueduct Board in 1887. The report also describes grade changes, pip upgrades and operation statistics.
DescriptionThis report describes the condition of the Newark Aqueduct as submitted to the Aqueduct Board in 1888. The report also describes grade changes, pip upgrades and operation statistics.
