Hudson Art Supply

303 First Street
201.963.2121

Frank R. Conwell School

Middle School 4
107 Bright Street
201.946.5740

Conwell School

Komegashi

103 Montgomery Street
201.433.4567

O'Connell's Restuarant and Bar

Upscale restaurant and bar.

111 Montgomery Street
201.333.3633
O'Connell's

Baja Mexican Restaurant

Mexican style food-- enchiladas, tacos-- with full service bar.

117 Montgomery Street
201.915.0062
Baja

Dauntless Efforts

Dauntless Efforts is a sculpture by artist Matt Johnson in dedicated to the memory of the victims of 9/11 honoring construction workers working on the Harborside Financial Center in Jersey City who rushed to assist victims of the tragedy.

Pearl Street
North of Harborside Plaza 5

Statco Warehouse

An active warehouse and industrial building in one of Jersey City's last downtown industrial centers.
600,000 Square Feet
301 16th Street

Butler Brother's Warehouse

350 Warren Street
9 Stories
1905
Jarvis Hunt Architect

National Cleaners

225 Pavonia Avenue
201.798.5403

Pop Merrigan's

281 Newark Avenue

Provident Bank

Located in the base of the Goldman Sach's Tower across from the Essex Street Light Rail station.

30 Hudson Street

Grove News Corner

Typical newsstand bodega with some groceries.

119 Newark Avenue
201.432.0423

Valley National Bank

40 Essex Street
201.432.7734

Rosa Carnen Bakery

37 Coles Street
201.420.7700

Chilis

Typical Chilis chain restaurant; like every other Chilis Restaurant in America.

201.239.1064
425 Washington Blvd.

Morris Canal at Liberty State Park

Part of Liberty State Park, the Morris Canal section is a short peninsula that juts out from Paulus hook into the Hudson River. Adjacent to the Morris Canal is the Korean War Memorial and the Portside Towers. Local residents often bring their dogs to the park.



The Morris Canal section of Liberty State park offers excellent views of lower Manhattan.

Thomas J. Stewart Apartments

Originally built as a carpet storage and cleaning facility, remodeled in the 1980's as senior housing by the Jersey City Housing Authority. Located at the corner of Fifth and Erie Streets.

Built 1888
Expanded 1893
Designed by Herman Kreitler
Converted to Senior Housing 1981
88-92 Erie Street

Tenth Street Embankment

Little remains of the Tenth Street embankment, a former elevated rail line. Two of the remaining sections are slated for development by the Lefrak organization, developers of the Newport section of Jersey City.

90 Hudson Street

12 Stories
Completed 1999




History

140 Bay Street

Retail stores on the ground level in the Powerhouse district.

11,500 Square Feet Retail
59 Units

100 Pavonia Avenue

A small office tower, part of the Newport development and home to the Newport rental offices. The building is adjacent to the Newport PATH Station.

6 Stories

150 Bay Street

Part of the Powerhouse Arts District, 150 Bay Street offers artist live-work lofts.

Built 1914
93 Units

150 Bay Street

Lackawanna Warehouse

Currently known as the Hudson Industrial Center, the Lackawanna warehouse and viaduct was built and oeprated by the Lackawanna railroad, which connected Pennsylvania to New York City.

Built 1930
16th Street at Jersey Avenue

Holland Garden

Section 8
241 16th Street

Philippine Plaza

A memorial to Philippine-American Veterans
Second Street at Manila Avenue

Newport Flowers

29 River Drive
201.626.2222

North Fork Bank

525 Washington Blvd
201.626.2437

River Front Cleaners

108 Bright Street
201.985.0066

Mark Frank's Restuarant

CLOSED



133 Morris Street
201.985.1212

Lucky 7

322 Second Street
201.418.8585

Varick Deli & Grocery

108 Bright Street
201.451.1214