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1068 views(c. 1952-1964). Longshoremen from Port Newark drinking boilermakers in between their shifts; weddings, communions and New Year's Eve parties in the back hall. Smoked eels and pickled eggs available daily. Live lobsters sold out of a sink full of ice on Fridays. Was "grandfathered" in to stay right next door to another bar (The "Inn"), although zoning then required taverns to be 150 ft. apart.
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Ballroom & Main Dining Room942 viewsImage from Architecture and Building v.43
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1912913 viewsFrom "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912
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Attractive Restaurant Building for Broad Street & Washington Place869 viewsApril 17, 1910
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