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Protestant Foster Home284 Broadway (Belleville Ave.)	4	14
Ridgely Home for Orphans (Odd Fellows)22 Halleck Street	4	7
Smallpox HospitalsCorner of Sherman Avenue & Concord Street	1	1
St. Barnabas Hospital681 - 685 High Street	5	17
St. James Hospital154 Jefferson Street	4	18
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum	4	10
St. Michael's Hospital304-306 High Street	3	22
St. Peter's Orphan Asylum16 Livingston Ave. 334 Lyons Ave.	4	14

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1908 Map135 views	~1910651 views	1897326 viewsFrom: Essex County, NJ, Illustrated 1897	~19401191 views
1909 Map114 views	Children Well Cared for at Odd Fellows' Home198 viewsJuly 25, 1909	1912143 viewsFrom "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912	1912159 viewsFrom "Newark, the City of Industry" Published by the Newark Board of Trade 1912

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Children's Ward126 viewsFeb 15, 2018	For Odd Fellows' Orphans150 viewsFeb 06, 2018	136 viewsPostcardJan 27, 2018	142 viewsJan 17, 2018
140 viewsDec 29, 2017	Nurses110 viewsNurses at St Barnabas Hospital in Newark, New Jersey, practice their fire drill under the supervision of James A Cullimore of the Newark Fire Department, circa 1925. Left to right: E.L. Bloom, Ellen Jones, Helen O'Neill, Artjeral Donovan, Elizabeth Wilson, Gunhild Anderson, Alice McKay and Florence Amber. Photo by Henry Miller NewsDec 20, 2017	Odd Fellows Open Orphans' Home149 viewsJune 21, 1908Nov 07, 2017	Will Build a Three-Story Addition to Foster Home on Belleville Avenue157 viewsNov 07, 2017