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- Q14705706 abstract "Template:ForLincoln Park is a city square neighborhood in city of Newark in Essex County, New Jersey, United States. It is bounded by the Springfield/Belmont, South Broad Valley, South Ironbound and Downtown neighborhoods. It is bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (High Street) to the west, West Kinney St. to the north, the McCarter Highway to the east and South St., Pennsylvania Avenue, Lincoln Park and Clinton Avenue to the south. Part of the neighborhood is a historic district listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places. Lincoln Park as a street turns into Clinton Avenue toward the south edge of the park.Lincoln Park itself was one of three original colonial era commons and for a long time the heart of a fashionable residential district, the others being Washington Park and Military Park. In the early 20th century, the Lincoln Park area was a neighborhood of nightclubs known as "The Coast". It was a center of jazz and a red-light district or "tenderloin" formally called the Barbary Coast, after San Francisco's neighborhood. The area is now home to the City Without Walls gallery (cWOW), Newark Symphony Hall and the Newark School of the Arts.The district is slowly being revitalized by The Lincoln Park/Coast Cultural District (LPCCD)., which states it mission to "develop a sustainable arts community built on affordable housing, green jobs, Black music, culture and urban farming The LPCCD sponsors the annual Lincoln Park Music Festival in July, which since beginning in 2006 has grown to be an event attracting 50,000 spectators. The LPCCD would like develop the Museum of African American Music. (MoAAM) in recognition of the district's past as a breeding ground for music.Newark in the past has been a large producer of gospel music and continues to produce well-known black artists. The Coast is being redeveloped to pay homage and recreate on a small scale an area with deep roots in African American music. The museum will be a collection of archives of jazz, blues, spirituals, hip-hop, rock 'n' roll, gospel, house music, and rhythm and blues. Help for the construction of the museum and the surrounding redevelopment is coming from the Smithsonian Institution, which has been working with the city. An "Arts Park" is also in the planning stages in addition to new housing, stores, a restaurant, nightclub, music studio and dance studio. In early plans for a third Newark Light Rail segment (connecting Penn Station and Newark Liberty), a stop was proposed for Lincoln Park/Symphony Hall on Mulberry Street and Camp Street.Lincoln Park has been nicknamed the "Arts District" of Newark. While not a comparable artist colony in relation to cities of similar or larger size, Lincoln Park is home to the City Without Walls art gallery; the Newark School of the Arts, a heavily endowed performance and fine arts institution; and Newark Symphony Hall (1020 Broad Street), a venue for hip-hop, rap, jazz, and performing arts events and concerts. Several independent artists focusing on many types of media live in new or rehabilitated housing investments that have been built since 2008 and continue to target spaces to artists. Because there is no organized membership or organization for artists, it is unknown how many artists live in the area. Several million dollars of capital investment has been made over the past 10 years in Lincoln Park, including some of the first LEED and eco-friendly certified buildings in the city.Lincoln Park is surrounded on three sides by more than one dozen small to large in-patient substance abuse rehabilitation facilities for adults and teenagers, most of whom are suburbanites who are court-sentenced into treatment and rehabilitation. The two main substance abuse treatment centers are CURA, Inc.. and Integrity House, both of which operate several men's and women's dormitories as well as out-patient services along the park. Most of these facilities make use of re-purposed blighted brownstone buildings, former hotels, etc. that were abandoned and in disrepair until these organizations undertook purchase and rehabilitated the buildings into substance abuse treatment facilities. In March 2014, Integrity House opened its latest another 40-bed men's dormitory for in-patient treatment at 49-51 Lincoln Park. With this building revitalization, there are now only a handful of abandoned/blighted structures surrounding Lincoln Park. The Lincoln Park community falls within the East district (or "3rd precinct").The main body of Lincoln Park is bounded by Broad Street and Lincoln Park contains several statues including Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen, Planting the Standard of Democracy, and most notably Captive's Choice, an historic statue erected in 1884 by Chauncey Ives, an American sculptor living in Rome, Italy. It depicts a young English woman who did not wish to return to her family after being held captive by American Indians during the French and Indian War. Lincoln park also boasts a healthy and varied array of large, old-growth trees. The Lincoln Park neighborhood has recently seen the establishment of two community gardens. LPCCD is also planning a large community garden as part of its Façade! project behind the old South Park Calvary United Presbyterian Church, an historically preserved facade.Lincoln Park benefits from its proximity to mixed-use and non-mixed-use properties that include institutional, residential, horticultural, commercial, and educational facilities. Other notable buildings situated along Lincoln Park include: Colleoni Apartments also known as Lincoln Park Lofts, (39-41 Lincoln Park) a once blighted 7-story hotel transformed into moderate income housing that opened in 2008 after a multimillion-dollar top-to-bottom rehabilitation by Regan Development Corporation of Ardsley, New York and now managed by The Michaels Organization of Marlton, New Jersey; Lincoln Park Towers (31-33 Lincoln Park), an 18-story low- and moderate-income senior living community in an historic highrise that was once The Medical Arts Building, a medical and surgical facility; Newark School of the Arts (89-91 Lincoln Park); the Adelaide Sanford Charter School (51-53 Lincoln Park); the Dryden Mansion, a center for non-profit organizations; and The Newark Educators' Community Charter School (17-19 Crawford Street), a charter school converted from a 150-year-old horse stable serving approximately 200 students in kindergarten through 3rd grade. Almost all addresses surrounding Lincoln Park are dashed addresses.".
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- Q14705706 location "Lincoln Park, Broad, Washington and Spruce Streetsd, Clinton and Pennsylvania Avenues".
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- Q14705706 comment "Template:ForLincoln Park is a city square neighborhood in city of Newark in Essex County, New Jersey, United States. It is bounded by the Springfield/Belmont, South Broad Valley, South Ironbound and Downtown neighborhoods. It is bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (High Street) to the west, West Kinney St. to the north, the McCarter Highway to the east and South St., Pennsylvania Avenue, Lincoln Park and Clinton Avenue to the south.".
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