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An Unusual Funeral764 viewsJanuary 18, 1903
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1912 Map763 views818, 820 Broad Street
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First Rectory762 viewsPhoto from "History of the Church of St. Rose of Lima"
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1926 Map762 views646 - 654 Summer Avenue
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762 viewsOn right behind trees.
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Four Huge Steam Derricks Rigged at the New Cathedral Site762 viewsApril 8, 1900
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Confirmation Class 1936762 viewsPhoto from Unknown
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Trinity Church Improvements761 viewsDecember 25, 1881
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1908 Map760 views475, 483 Ferry Street
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2017 View of the Original Building760 viewsPhoto from Dan Silva
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French Roman Catholics760 viewsDecember 16, 1900
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1909756 viewsOriginally the offices of Hanson & Van Winkle Co.
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Park Presbyterian Church has no Tower or Spire - A Few Suggestions755 viewsMay 10, 1903
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1825754 views1825 Drawing from an Unknown Artist.
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754 viewsThe blessing of the cornerstone, Alexander Bachinski is 4th from the right (white hair). He was the father-in-law of both Rev. John Bodrug and Rev. Walter Pendykowski (Pendy). The latter is standing near the back beside Rev. Kusiw who is next to the man holding the bible.
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As seen from the Court House (right side)750 viewsFrom: "Newark Illustrated 1909-1910" Published by Frank A. Libby 1909
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Mother Teresa at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ 750 viewsMother Teresa greets the sister of the Missionaries of Charity who professed their vows at a ceremony at the Church. Mother Teresa speaks to the congregation with a microphone. June 07, 1995.
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