City plan for East Orange, Essex county, New Jersey (1922)
East Orange, N.J. City Plan Commission, Coulston, J.W · New York · leaf 42
t carried across Central Avenue about mid-way between them. Harrison Street, in combination with Center Street in Orange, must be treatedindependently because of the wide spread between these two thoroughfares toward the south. There are very large areas in the northern part of the city, such as… … Fig. 7 Turning now to a consideration of east-west thoroughfares, South Orange Avenue, forming a partof the southern boundary, is of little interest. Tremont Avenue should be opened between Grand andShepard avenues, and jogs at Sanford Street removed. Rhode Island Avenue with Park End…
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