Newark
Newark is a New Jersey city, home to Newark Liberty International Airport. The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) hosts big-name concerts, dance performances and other shows. Newark Museum's broad art collection features American paintings and sculptures. Branch Brook Park offers pathways, lakes and abundant cherry trees. The huge Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart was built over decades, starting in 1898.
People born in Newark (First 49 people) - Page 17
Geoffrey C. Ward
American editor
Gibson Atherton
Former United States Representative
Edwin Erle Sparks
Miner Searle Bates
Missioner
Liz Sonneborn
Author
John Clem
Matthew Shay
Executive
Thomas D. Baird
Educator
Jean Spencer Ashbrook
Former United States Representative
Fred Schaus
American basketball player
Katharine Coman
American historian
Charles R. Woods
General
Paul Spike
American author
Shane Montgomery
American football coach
Edward C. Little
Former United States Representative
Charles Somers
American executive
Kathi Norris
American television presenter
Luther F. McKinney
Former United States Representative
Charles P. Henry
Author
Jane Scarlett
Actress
Bob Wagner
American football coach
Esther Applin
Geologist
John Brickels
Basketball team coach
Leo DeTray
American football player
Edward Campbell Little
Former United States Representative
Steve Lichtenstein
Film editor
Margaret Buell Wilder
Writer
Jay McGuiness
British singer
Samuel Hole
Priest
Sean McGuiness
Luke McGuinness
Jay McGuiness' brother
Eleanor McGuiness
Jay McGuiness' sister
Tom Mcguiness
Jay McGuiness' brother
William Durward Connor
Military officer
William Cecil, 16th Baron Ros
Baron de Ros
Robert Craufurd
British soldier
Dan Needham
Musical artist
Arnold Harberger
American economist
Dusty Hare
Rugby union player
William Nicholson
British screenwriter
Terence Longdon
Actor
Mary King
British equestrian
Rupert Sheldrake
Author
Arthur Leslie
British actor
Henry Constable
English poet
Nigel Doughty
Investment broker
Shona McCallin
Olympic athlete
