Exterior of the fire damage to the apartment building in Paterson, New Jersey
Publication date
January 1907
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Exterior of the fire damage to the apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. Circa 1907. Photographer John Reid
Exterior of the fire damage to the apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. Circa 1907. Photographer John Reid
Plate 2 of 2 sheet map of Paterson, N.J. and the "burned district" as of February 1902 following a l...
Ruins of the Park Avenue Baptist Church. After the great fire of February 9, 1902. Over 500 building...
Ruins along Ellison Street and Vine Street after the Great Fire of 1902. Circa February 190
Fire damage to the apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. Circa 1907. Photographer John Reid
Fire damage to an apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. The spire of St. John’s Cathedral rise...
Interior fire damage from 440-442 Main Street apartment. Public School no.3 stands untouched to th...
Backyard view of the fire damage at 440-442 Main Street. Public School no.3 stands on the right of ...
Paterson Evening News Building, circa 1903. The News Building at 143 Ellison Street was erected aft...
Stereographic view of the destruction of the Great Fire of February 9, 1902, from Market Street at M...
Group of boys stand in front of the ruins of the 440-442 Main Street apartment building. The corner...
Plate 1 of 2 sheet map of Paterson, N.J. and the "burned district" as of February 1902 following a l...
Smoldering remains of the 1870 First National Bank building on the corner of Ellison and Washington....
Heavily damaged City Hall shortly after the Great Fire of February 9, 1902. The City Hall was opene...
Smoldering remains of the Romaine Building on Washington Street looking down Market Street after the...
Stereographic view of the Great Fire of February 9, 1902. The arched windows of the First National ...
Plate 2 of 2 sheet map of Paterson, N.J. and the "burned district" as of February 1902 following a l...
Ruins of the Park Avenue Baptist Church. After the great fire of February 9, 1902. Over 500 building...
Ruins along Ellison Street and Vine Street after the Great Fire of 1902. Circa February 190
Fire damage to the apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. Circa 1907. Photographer John Reid
Fire damage to an apartment building at 440-442 Main Street. The spire of St. John’s Cathedral rise...
Interior fire damage from 440-442 Main Street apartment. Public School no.3 stands untouched to th...
Backyard view of the fire damage at 440-442 Main Street. Public School no.3 stands on the right of ...
Paterson Evening News Building, circa 1903. The News Building at 143 Ellison Street was erected aft...
Stereographic view of the destruction of the Great Fire of February 9, 1902, from Market Street at M...
Group of boys stand in front of the ruins of the 440-442 Main Street apartment building. The corner...
Plate 1 of 2 sheet map of Paterson, N.J. and the "burned district" as of February 1902 following a l...
Smoldering remains of the 1870 First National Bank building on the corner of Ellison and Washington....
Heavily damaged City Hall shortly after the Great Fire of February 9, 1902. The City Hall was opene...
Smoldering remains of the Romaine Building on Washington Street looking down Market Street after the...
Stereographic view of the Great Fire of February 9, 1902. The arched windows of the First National ...
Plate 2 of 2 sheet map of Paterson, N.J. and the "burned district" as of February 1902 following a l...
Ruins of the Park Avenue Baptist Church. After the great fire of February 9, 1902. Over 500 building...
Ruins along Ellison Street and Vine Street after the Great Fire of 1902. Circa February 190
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