Newark
Newark is a New Jersey city, home to Newark Liberty International Airport. The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) hosts big-name concerts, dance performances and other shows. Newark Museum's broad art collection features American paintings and sculptures. Branch Brook Park offers pathways, lakes and abundant cherry trees. The huge Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart was built over decades, starting in 1898.
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Robert Parsons
English composer
Abraham Pierson, the elder
Minister ‧ Abraham Pierson's father
Jonathan Taylor
American football running back
Snuffy Stirnweiss
American football player
Amiri Baraka
American writer
John Montagu Douglas Scott, 7th Duke of . . .
Gwen Araujo
Tamara Hareven
Historian
Norm Willey
American football player
Roxana Cannon Arsht
American judge
Thomas Alexander Smith
American Politician
Alexander Lehrman Musician
Linguist
Victor Spinski
American artist
Joseph Korto
Former Minister of Education of Liberia
Alexander Lehrman
Singer
J. Caleb Boogs
Former United States Senator
Ezra Warner
American inventor
John F. Dryden
Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen
Former American senator
Doris Duke
American socialite
Naomi Sims
American model
William Samuel Henson
Aviator
John Philip Holland
American-Irish engineer
Alex Bradford
Composer
Paul Lazarsfeld
Austrian-American sociologist
Needham Roberts
American soldier
Dave Tough
American drummer
Eddie Gladden
American drummer
Frank Culley
American saxophonist
Amanda Minnie Douglas
American writer
Samuel A. Ward
American organist
Said Sheikh Samatar
Somali scholar
Richard Boiardo
Herman Lubinsky
American music executive
Francine Valli
Frankie Valli's daughter
Edward Stratemeyer
American publisher
Thomas Baldwin Peddie
American Politician
Thomas Lynch Raymond
Former Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
William H. F. Fiedler
Former Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
Hannibal Goodwin
Photographer
John Cotton Dana
American librarian
Mule Suttles
American baseball player
John Shippen
American golfer
James S. Clarkson
Paul W. Fairman
Editor
Larry Corcoran
Baseball player
Marcus Lawrence Ward
Former Governor of New Jersey
