Oceanport Chateau to be Featured in Holiday House Tour
The recently rebuilt waterfront estate will be included in an upcoming holiday house tour.
An Electrician Stumbled on Lost WPA Photos in West Orange, but the Fate of...
The collection of 1940s tax photos remains in limbo, held by a former chair of the Historic Preservation Commission.
Newark’s Industrial Past is Vanishing, but the Dietze Building Gets New Life
A Victorian-era brick factory in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark could be converted into a mixed-use building.
The Ghosts of Newark: Signs From Another Era Still Dot the City
New Jersey’s largest city is literally filled with signs of its prosperous past. Curiosity got the best of us, so we dug up the history of some of the city's more prominent ghost signs.
Loew’s Theater Marquee Removal Sparks Questions Amid Restoration Progress in Jersey City
As the historic Loew’s Theater undergoes major renovations in Jersey City, the loss of its marquee has sparked a conversation about what preservation really means.
There’s No Place Like Newark for the Holidays: Brick City History for the Most...
Carrying my gifts along Broad Street, I couldn’t help but be transported to a time when Newark’s holiday streetscapes sparkled like a living postcard.
Historic Chateau Once Owned by Thomas Edison’s Daughter on the Market in West Orange
The historic residence in Llewellyn Park, a gated community known for her father’s mansion Glenmont, took inspiration from the Normandy region in France.
Death of Local Player in New Jersey Looms over Youth Football Controversy
In this series, Jersey Digs explores a small suburban hospital in Orange, New Jersey, that became a landmark institution.
Madame Scott’s Grandson to Revive Beauty School in Newark’s Restored Krueger-Scott Mansion
Last month, members of the public got a peek inside the Krueger-Scott Mansion in its almost-finished state to see what three years and $10 million could accomplish.
With Anheuser-Busch Closing, Newark Loses Its Last Big Brewery and a Piece of Its...
The impending closure of Anheuser-Busch’s Newark brewery represents more than job losses, it's the disappearance of the final remnant of a brewing culture that once defined the city.
