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Newton: 1900
Circa 1900. "Newton, New Jersey." The Sussex County Courthouse at High and Spring streets is the star here, with the Hotel Newton and P. Heinz Bakery in supporting roles. Plus an equine street-watering team. 8x10 glass negative, Detroit Photographic Company. View full size.
What was upstairs?
I have to wonder what was upstairs at the Tully building. That doesn't seem like the kind of windows you'd have if it was apartments.
Juiced to see it!
The Sussex County Courthouse is still there, and it still has a certain gravity about it. The bakery and impressive Tully building on the right have been replaced. The Newton Hotel looks long gone, but I don't give a fig about that type of structure.
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