⁴ᴷ Walking Tour of Downtown Newark, New Jersey - Market Street, Broad Street, & Raymond Boulevard
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- I walk in Downtown Newark, New Jersey from Newark Penn Station and travel along Market Street, Broad Street, and Raymond Boulevard.
From Wikipedia:
"Newark is the most populous city in the U.S. state of New Jersey and the seat of Essex County. As one of the nation's major air, shipping, and rail hubs, the city had a population of 281,764 in 2016, making it the nation's 67th-most populous municipality, after being ranked 63rd in the nation in 2000.
Settled in 1666 by Puritans from New Haven Colony, Newark is one of the oldest European cities in the United States. Its location at the mouth of the Passaic River (where it flows into Newark Bay) has made the city's waterfront an integral part of the Port of New York and New Jersey. Today, Port Newark-Elizabeth is the primary container shipping terminal of the busiest seaport on the American East Coast. In addition, Newark Liberty International Airport was the first municipal commercial airport in the United States, and today is one of its busiest.
Several leading companies have their headquarters in Newark, including Prudential, PSEG, Panasonic Corporation of North America, Audible.com, IDT Corporation, and Manischewitz. A number of important higher education institutions are also in the city, including the Newark campus of Rutgers University (which includes law and medical schools and the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies); the New Jersey Institute of Technology; and Seton Hall University's law school. The U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey sits in the city as well. Local cultural venues include the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark Symphony Hall, the Prudential Center and the Newark Museum."
Filmed August 28, 2018
Timestamps
1:25 - Market Street & Raymond Plaza East
5:43 - Market Street & Mulberry Street
8:40 - Broad Street & Market Street (Four Corners)
10:40 - Broad Street & Bank Street
12:10 - Raymond Boulevard & Broad Street
13:50 - Raymond Boulevard & Commerce Court
15:40 - Raymond Boulevard & Mulberry Street
18:02 - Raymond Boulevard & McCarter Highway (Route 21)
20:25 - Raymond Boulevard & Raymond Plaza West
24:06 - Raymond Plaza East & Commercial Street
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Timestamps
1:25 - Market Street & Raymond Plaza East
5:43 - Market Street & Mulberry Street
8:40 - Broad Street & Market Street (Four Corners)
10:40 - Broad Street & Bank Street
12:10 - Raymond Boulevard & Broad Street
13:50 - Raymond Boulevard & Commerce Court
15:40 - Raymond Boulevard & Mulberry Street
18:02 - Raymond Boulevard & McCarter Highway (Route 21)
20:25 - Raymond Boulevard & Raymond Plaza West
24:06 - Raymond Plaza East & Commercial Street
Thanks for going to New Jersey again.
I didn't see Chancellor Ave on your walk
@@jeffcoleman1006 lol 😂😂😂 funny
Damn i miss Jersey im from East orange only a few minutes away from Newark
How much a bag dope now
Ahhhhhh the memories!
I remember cutting school in Plainfield to go shopping in Newark.
My mom and I used to get the train at Penn station to go down south for vacations.
I miss living in New Jersey
@1970 chevy chevelle ss
The memories.... Plainfield NJ is not the same anymore.... 😥
@1970 chevy chevelle ss 💋🤣💕
@NEWARK BRICKS Pink ass demon!😂😆
Plainfield!!!East End!!!!
Plainfield all day!!!!
Hi there from Moscow! I use to work in Newark. Yeah, it was a long time ago back in 1995. Now Iam living in Russia Moscow. Thank u 4 a good video.
Wow !!!! From Newark to Moscow!
Dam you went from dark brown to all white quick good for you
@@TonyMontana-tm7ul What do you mean by dark brown ?!
I'm strapped to a bed so this is the only contact I have with the real world. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Are you ill? I'll bet this video brings back nostalgic feelings.
Lmao
OMG I'M SORRY FOR YOUR SITUATION...MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALWAYS....NEWARK CHANGED A LOT...I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN NEWARK...THIS IS DOWNTOWN.
Hope you're better now.
I remember growing up in Newark and when I used to go to pen station their was a homeless lady who smoked napkins all day long.
Bro it was Christmas time & I was at penn station waiting for the bus to visit fam in another state. I had cash on me just in case & homeless guy helpee me find wherey bus would be & he asked for cash. I thought giving him money was the right thing given he was talking about family bs. He ended up buying pills in front of me & spilling some on the floor. I felt like such a dumbass.
As a Newarker who is a disabled senior, I can't get to these wonderful places like I used to, so thank you ActionKid for bringing it all back home (as Dylan would say lol) Seeing Penn Station again where I got the train each week then each month was a real treat. I worked for years in Military Park, lived nearby too, and now in the Lincoln Park area I enjoy all the benefits of my incredible city. We've progressed and improved over the years and just keep getting better.
I get back to my Hometown like twice a year and am happy to see it every time, can't wait to get back and see my loved ones again. Miss you BRICK CITY!!!! PEACE.
Walked these streets of downtown Newark far too many times. Newark, NJ the place I was born and raised.
Hey, do you remember Steele's?
I can remember Kareem, Mustafa......all on Branford Place Friday evening buying suits and getting ready to go and see Tommy Hearns and Marvin Hagler. The city is gripped with excitement in anticipation for the big fight. As I walk out the haberdashery onto the street, I hear the Whispers' Lost and Turned Out blaring from a passing car. "Wanna buy a bean pie?" a slender Muslim brother asks. "Yes sir!" I answer. "I'll take two and I'll take a Muhammad Speaks."
I miss McCrory's Pizza with the fountain juice
Best pizza mc crorys. Im in newark almost everydary. I lived in Newark for years then moved .
Same, i was thinking about that place the other day.
I lived in newark nj all my life (worse hood of nwk) but i thought seeing it would make me go back but i don't want to i made it out and im never going back thank u! 😏
I totally feel you! What neighborhood are you from?
@@themboysmomma75 brick city
NEWARK BRICKS yesssss. Newark Bricks. Camden NJ, Chicago Illinois
@@BOSSLADYNELLIE. you from the Central ward?
Lived in south ward for 4 years I will never go back
My home town born and raised live here 21 years hey Jersey 👋😊
My hometown...Newark, New Jersey
I really liked Newark, having a layover on my greyhound bus. They looked like they were really remodeling their city, with a nice Waterfront, interesting murals in the arts districts, diverse restaurants. All the negative things I heard by the media, didn't match my experience. And close to NYC. 👍
You're absolutely right!
Newark will be my next travel destination
Biggup...miss Newark...I'll go back and visit one-day...not live but visit I lived their for 28 years
wow...brings back so many memories! use to live in Newark for a year in the 90s
Wow! Thank you. It has been to long. I was born and raised in Newark. I live in Dubai now, haven't been back home for 16 years.
How is Dubai?
I was Born and raised in Newark, I moved in 2009, but I'm still in N.J...this Video is sweet, please keep showing them.
9:30 mark is where I once worked, corner Broad and Market at Woolworth’s way back in the seventies.
OMG 1100 Raymond Blvd DYFS my mother worked there for years and then to Halsted now that go way back I had tears in my eyes rip mommy
Everytime I miss home I watch stuff like this💞
I'm from Richmond Va and I absolutely love Newark New Jersey it Reminds me of a bigger version of Richmond and the people there are the coolest 😎
Damn. Memories. I used to eat breakfast at that spot on the corner of Broad and Market all the time while I was waiting for the bus. Now I got a whip 😂.
My first recollection of my life is the Great Newark NJ.walking in Branch Brook park @5 years old,my dad teaching my mom how to drive in 1969 on mc Carter Pkwy in his 68 Cutlass supreme 😎
I worked at the Optical at Two Guys at Broad and Raymond Blvd in 1975-6. Looks like a big improvement.
David Metzger Oh! Word Up!!😏
7:26 JOKER was filmed on this street here.
Most of joker was filmed here
Thats funny because i used to live both in Newark near those streets and near the subway station in the Bronx where they filmed a scene there too, Bedford Park Blvd.
Lived in society hill and worked at blue Cross and that was almost my daily commute
Broad and market excellent shopping
Love your hustle!!! You should do a combination: Millburn, South Orange, Newark near Seton Hall University.
Your definitely not from Newark tho, should have walked past the NJPAC, Symphony Hall, Lincoln Park, Military Park,, Halsey St..... you got off that train walk up the block and turn around...lol...feel you though
Hey ActionKid! Love your channel! You should walk Downtown Newark today..ALOT has changed in two years. Also, take the light rail to Branch Brook Park. Walk through this beautiful park which was designed by the same architect who did Central Park in NYC. Then walk through the historic Forest Hill, with its large homes and mansions. Its a beautiful neighborhood.
Frederick Law Olmsted also designed Goffle Park in Hawthorne.
Tanks for your amazing Video and love greetings from Germany🤗❤
Very Good brother vidio thanks my friends Good job
Great job, it was nice to review the streets I walked on my visit to Newark
I grew up over there. It got so bad I had to move. They found body in a janitor closet in one of the apartments where I used to stay and one of my buddies who was only 16 was shot. My grandmother heard the shots. My grandmother still lives there.
Wow! I’m sorry you had to experience that.
@@ActionKid I appreictae , i used to live over on broadstreet where they would have it always shut down but it has gotten better
I use to love to go shopping down Newark New Jersey
OMG!!! How the city has changes for the better. What a huge difference from way back. Thank you for the walk down memory lane. Also, I t’s much cleaner then way back.
Maybe around the areas of Newark he strolled. Overall, Newark ain't for the better.
I just watched this for the first time. I was enjoying seeing you press the walk button and walking around as normal, and then, you walked past a truck load of corona beer! Bloody hell, just cant get away from it, but I enjoyed the rest of it.
Newark is where I stay when I come to visit New York
Why, it's not very nice or safe, also it's Inconvenient because you have to drive or take NJ Transit Everytime you come into Manhattan or any other part of the city. Unless your staying somewhere for free you should just stay In the city
Daniel Smith my cousins live close to Newark
How is public transportation in Newark?
Pax Scuomo I dont know we drove to the penn station, and Walked everywhere else
@@danielsmith8111 downtown, university heights, the ironbound, north newark and the wequaic areas are fine.
Nice walk. Enjoyed the view. Thanks
Great video keep rocking.!
I miss home thank you for sharing this so many memories augh 💗💗💗
alley by the fish market is where they filmed some Batman scenes.
I feel like I'm playing GTA in first-person, but without all of the random acts of visceral violence.
As always, you're the best!
Love your work.
Good morning
This is nice
I was born and raised here, I'm still living here. One positive thing I can say is that gentrification is taking a big toll on the cities residents now, who can't really afford it. I just hope when its well gentrified I just hope there's still a piece of pie left for the people who are less fortunate in the inner urban areas in the city.
I remember when they had the Learners downtown, old navy, popyeyes. Now we facing the crona virus
Fabulous You saying something now...Remember Brother Harold? Check it out...Cheaper than the Chinese😂😂😂😄😄
actionkid105 you show the city as its inhabitants see it, not tourists. Informative videos.
You gotta do halsey street and branch brook park next time
Wow, I miss the cities
Newark is finally getting some needed TLC from people. Great to see it getting better.
Phantom Thief Irwin Getting Better How Exactly??? I see it’s Still The Same Ghetto AF!!.
1970 chevy chevelle ss Newark is not messed up as Jersey City Ok Sure about that Lol??? like I said in another comment I’ve been there on three separate Occasions I Especially passed through the Lower Clinton Hill area which felt Uneasy for me and I myself lived in the hood before...in NYC Not Trenton and thankfully not.
@@markconnor4312 Excuse you but what gives you the idea that there is no white people lives there except Jews and black people are racists. If that was the case than Newark would be as bad as it was in the 1990-2000 because of racial fighting. Hell my best friend who's half German,has a German father who moved from Germany, and lives in Newark still speaking fluent German.(not to mention he lives in a black neighborhood) And that goes for many white teachers,City Hall members,and sportsman (jersey devil's) who live in the city. don't go spreading racists lies about my city and it's people rather they be black or white.
@NEWARK BRICKS You tell buddy, I'm tired of people who Not even from the same city talking about how bad it is when they don't even live here. Even south side highschool (Malcolm x shabazz) has been trying it's best to represent to city by playing at specific events like breasts cancer walk,Cory Booker campaign,and Prudential center. Not to mention we just played for Howard in Washington DC and for 3 U.S President's.
@NEWARK BRICKS Better to get murdered in.
The real Gotham City.
Very interesting to see a downtown that is very developed and high density that is not totally gentrified like in most other places around the country.
Should have went to ferry st in the ironbound section or the university heights area of downtown
#NEWARKGANG💯🐐⛽️
I guess if you ever get home sick and can't make it back up to the NJ you can just come here and watch this. lol
Newark best food in the world go hand in hand with Manhattan
My city Newark NJ born n raise. ASTOR ST ASTRONAUT
Thank you very much for your film footage. I am comfortable EVERYWHERE I go in Newark. Beautiful Downtown area!
My city of Newark is beautiful
i’m from newark i miss home a lot
Very nice ride !
You' doing massive work. Thank You :)
I went to Rutgers-Newark, and my favorite restaurant was a Mexican place on Market street just before you got to Broad. Sad to see that not only is it gone, but so are nearly all the stores on that entire block.
Love your work!!!
Nice
Did you go to the Newark Museum of Art? That place was awesome.
Fun fact for ya, 9:20 that used to be a weed spot back in the 90s
You talking about the arcade.......✌
I use to live in Newark New Jersey back in the days
I used to live in the Colonnades but thats near the cherry blossom park on the corner of Clifton ave and the I-80. And somewhat near the Broad st train station which takes you to NYC.
The businesses are beautiful
Another beautiful city.
Got off there in August this year. Dudes were tripping all along that sidewalk to the entrance of the station.
Am I the only one who prefers tripping on a sinkhole into the abyss
A much cleaner and nicer place to visit and live thanks to the city reviltilization !!!! A way to go but getting there !!!!
A lot of people need to disperse first before it could really be good.
It is still not a safe place to live
What a beautiful city
I used to live on Newark ave., JC. It looks a lot different now.
I wish some day I can go in new Jersey to
1:45 lol that is so me
At the 22:25 mark I parked 2 cars down and had my Truck broken into! Worked for Amtrak!
At 2:32 When he pans right? I used to work in both those buildings . At 09:20 ,that used to be a DOUNUT SHOP, at 10:02 was a old store call WOOLWORTHS, that was another on of my 1st jobs outta school, 1987.
Wow! Thanks for sharing your experiences!
sticks sticks
Why you past broad n market so fast😂 you was afraid
Michael Dominico I don’t blame him lol that shit is Ghetto AF lol.
@@GABRIELADAWSON thats the real Newark,he came to see the newark that the devils fans know.lol..He dont wanna see da real Brick City
Marq Whatsun I saw that part and couldn’t wait to get the Hell Outta There And Back To Jersey City Lol .Even the Downtown Area is Ghetto the shit reminded me of when I first went to Paterson.
@@GABRIELADAWSON Lol..Am From kingston jamaica and I remember going there for the first time and taught it look similar to Kingston.lol
I lived in Newark. I loved it. The only thing i hated was that they would break into your car repeatedly for no reason because there was nothing to steal. And also they would steal your cars rims even if they were shitty regular car rims. But other than that, i love Newark. 😀 Forest Hills is kinda nice, Ironbound is ok. Etc. Nearby Bloomfield is kinda nice.
Philip Roth brought me here
When are you going to do the walk from the opening scene of Saturday night fever?? Past lennys pizza place
I’ve already done a parody of it here: ua-cam.com/video/nAn9Y6aKesY/v-deo.html and I do a full walk here: ua-cam.com/video/N32miGwMOJ8/v-deo.html
Really, I didnt know that the first part was filmed in Newark NJ.
They filmed in Newark? Really? I didnt know that.
I moved to VA and I'm homesick...I was excited at first but then u only toured 1/5 of downtown...thanks anyways...
Once a city girl always a city girl
I walked through downtown Newark and saw the sights. The people were friendly and I enjoyed myself, but everything closed after 6 and the homeless took over.
This is a replica of NY
So How far is the train station from Raymond Plaza west I need to catch to get to the Newark Airport
Thanks, ActionKid.
I've enjoyed many of your videos that show me neighborhoods of many boroughs in NYC that I haven't visisted, as well as my home borough of Staten Island (once you went right past my house and cauight my sister going down the steps at the Grasmere train station) and of course other cities in the USA and around the world.
The next time you are back in the NY metro area from FLa., since you have done Newark and Jersey City, you should also check out Elizabeth and Bayonne. Although I'm a Staten Islander, I attended a yeshiva school in Elizabeth for a couple of years; I think you'd enjoy a walk in the Elmora section, which I revisited yesterday after an absence of many years. (Some things have changed, notyably the Elmora movie theater is gobne now, some things have remaiend the same). It's a vibrant mix of Orthodox Jewish businesses, Latin Americans, Afghanis and others. Check it out.
I've ridden mny bike in Bayonnne a gbit and I like it too. Places I'd like to explore with a downtown core are Perth Amboy (never really been) and maybe Weehawken, Union City, Fort Lee---? A walk across the GW from Washington Heights to Fort Lee sounds like a cool trip, have you done that yet? (I'llhave to check your archive.)
Thank you!!! :O)
Downtown Summit, NJ; Hoboken; Jersey City; Asbury Park/Ocean Grove; Point Pleasant Beach (Tiki Bar).
Damn @actionkid never seem to disappoint. Too bad I didn’t see you during your time here, kinda surprised you even showed Newark aka Brick City love but I shouldn’t be since you seem to have no boundaries. Not sure if you moved to Fl. Or just visiting but if you come back to ny I’m sure 1 day we’ll cross paths…
Also.. you inspire me to look into doing something similiar like this with my daughter.. who knows
eNJoy!!
Thanks, AK. :)
Also you were near it but by Fire Island, there's Smith Point Beach by Mastic Beach and Shirley.
Is newark downtown a safe place to live?
I'd imagine it'd be like living in Gotham.
I mean THANKS
So is the public transit in Newark as similar as nyc?
That's beginning is sort of looking like Penn station
This looks clean too. I’m not seeing boarded up buildings. Therefore, I’m going to target violence.