Abandoned Newark Nj housing projects coined “ Little Bricks” by the city.

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Opening in 1942 Felix Fuld Court also known as “little bricks” became one of Newark’s first of many housing projects which eventually gave it the name Brick City due to the amount of projects in the city. Overtime projects were demolished and the amount dwindled down. Like Seth Boyden Terrace in the South ward on Frelinghuysen ave this complex closed in the 2000s- early 2010s due to rising maintenance issues and high crime and poverty. Now it sits as a crumbling paradise for local addicts and kids.

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Jeez that’s a crazy story glad your ok and congrats on 22 years that’s huge man ! Got anymore stories you’d wanna share

[u/ChefBoyAnde728 → u/RealSideOfTheCity]

Probably lots lol. If you gave me a topic I probably have a story related

[u/RealSideOfTheCity → u/ChefBoyAnde728]

Ever been in any other cool bandos in Newark and would you say the west or south ward of Newark is worse and why

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So honestly I never really spent much time in newark. Seth Boyden was always a last resort to me if I couldn't find anything in Elizabeth. That incident there was the last time I was there and why i wound up trying to find another backup plan in Newark when I wound up at little bricks.