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Date Created
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- Title
- "A map of Newark with areas where different nationalities predominate"
- Creator(s)
- Fox, John P.
- Date Created
- 1911
- Summary
- Note from professor Brendan O'Flaherty: Notice that it has no source; it's just what some church people think is going on. That would be ok if there were no other source of data. But the 1910 census was a pretty good job, and includes both first and second generation. And for the really ambitious, the manuscript census data is available and digitized and somebody could produce a house-by-house map. From the 1910 census, I can see some errors in the beloved 1911 map. The most obvious is in the location of the African American population. It correctly shows large numbers of African Americans in the 2nd and 4th wards, but misses the large numbers in the 3rd and 7th wards, especially. The 7th ward had the second largest number of African Americans in 1910, after the 2nd ward. In the Ironbound, it misses the large Irish population of the 5th ward. It also misses the large Italian populations in the 14th and 10th wards. The Chinese presence is exaggerated in the 4th ward. There were 100 persons who were "Indian Chinese and Japanese" in that ward, slightly less than the number of people born in Scotland. And of course, the map doesn't include Vailsburg. I think Newark was much less segregated than this map indicates, but since the manuscript census is available now, there is no sense speculating about that.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, , , , , , , , , , ,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Maps, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- 358 N. 7th St, James Lardier St. w/ mother Rosina and brother Joe
- Date Created
- 1941
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Alfredo Mattia wedding
- Summary
- Alfredo Mattia (1912 - 2002) was a son of Rizziere/Richard F. Mattia (1872 - 1961) and Filomena (AKA “Minnie”) Parisi Mattia (1876 - 1968). This is an undated portrait of his wedding to Geraldine Fiore (1916 - 2010). A print is in family archives.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo Giordano
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo M. Mattia and Joe Sileo
- Date Created
- 1944
- Summary
- Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946) was the first born child of Petrino B. Mattia (1869 - 1953) and Gesummina (AKA “Jessie”) Ilaria Mattia (1870 - 1946). Angelo and his second wife, Effie Kellenberger Mattia (1892 - 1991) were very close friends with Angelo’s sister Olive Mattia Sileo (1906 - 1983) and her husband, Newark tailor, Guiseppe/Joe Sileo (1891 - 1976 , who was born in Italy. All were living in Newark, NJ when this snapshot was taken of Angelo and Joe on a group vacation in New York and New England. Snapshot is in family archives.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo Maria Mattia
- Date Created
- 1902
- Summary
- This is Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946) in 1902, in a portrait from the Mattia Brothers Studio. Their logo is visible; at this time, they were located on Orange Street.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo Mattia at Essex County Insane Asylum
- Date Created
- 1912-02
- Summary
- The man on the far right is Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946) and the setting is what was then called the Essex County Insane Asylum (later, Overbrook) in Cedar Grove, NJ. The calendar on the wall is from February, 1912 and was printed by the Mattia Printing Company (owned and operated by Angelo’s uncle, Rizziere/Richard F. Mattia 1972 - 1961).
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo and Mary
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Angelo, Mary and three children
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Antonio Lanza, unknown woman, Martin Lanza, on Delancey St
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Billy Martucci, Bernardino Martuccio, Clifford St., Billy’s confirmation
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carlotta Mattia (nee Palmieri)
- Date Created
- 1908
- Summary
- Carlotta Palmieri Mattia (1885 - 1923) was born in Leoni, Italy and came to Newark, NJ with her mother and two younger brothers in 1905. In 1907, she married Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946) and bore two sons, Peter B in 1909 and Homer T in 1914. Her untimely death was caused by a botched minor surgery. We believe this hand-tinted photograph was taken in the Mattia Brothers Studio in Newark, NJ. Original is in family archives; a print is at the Museum of the Old First Ward, in Newark, NJ.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carlotta P. and Peter B. Mattia
- Date Created
- 1910
- Summary
- Carlotta Palmieri Mattia (1885 - 1923) married Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946). Their first son was Peter Burnett Mattia (1909 - 1933). We believe this photograph was created on the occasion of Peter’s Baptism, and was taken by his grandfather, Newark photographer Petrino B. Mattia (1869 - 1953). Original is in family archives; a print is at the Museum of the Old First Ward, in Newark, NJ.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carlotta Palmieri
- Date Created
- 1915
- Summary
- Carlotta Palmieri (1885 - 1923) married Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1946) in 1907, after emigrating to Newark from Leoni, Italy in 1905. This portrait was probably created in the Mattia Brothers Studio, around 1915. A hand tinted original is in the family.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carmela Martucci Lanza, age 93
- Date Created
- 2014
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carmella Lanza and parents
- Date Created
- 1977
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Carmella Martucci and Michael Lanza wedding
- Date Created
- 1946-02-28
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, ,
- In Collection(s)
- Ironbound Community Corporation Ironbound History Day, Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Drummers in Columbus Day Parade
- Creator(s)
- Newark (N.J.). Publicity Office
- Summary
- Drummers standing in front of the Italian Tribune building in Newark's Columbus Day Parade.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, , , ,
- In Collection(s)
- Photos from Mayor Gibson's Publicity Office, Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson Collections, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Effie Mattia (nee Kellenberger) and friends
- Summary
- Effie Kellenberger Mattia (1892 - 1991) was the second wife of Angelo Maria Mattia (1889 - 1936) and stepmother to his two sons Peter B. and Homer T. In this photo in front of a popular Newark “watering hole” she is joking with her brother-in-law Edwin Strouse, who was the husband of Angelo’s sister Flora Mattia … and an unidentified woman. Original is in family archives; a print is at the Museum of the Old First Ward, in Newark, NJ.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans,
- In Collection(s)
- Newark Community Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository
- Title
- Eleventh Annual Holocaust Observance: Italians and the Holocaust
- Creator(s)
- Newark (N.J.)
- Date Created
- 1998-04-23
- Summary
- Program for a Holocaust anniversary ceremony in Newark.
- Subjects
- Italian Americans, , ,
- In Collection(s)
- Pamela E. Goldstein Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository