Talk:National Newark Building

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The original name and some history of this building is missing from this Wikipedia article
It should be noted that National Newark Building is not the original name of this federally registered historic building. When it was originally build for the National Newark and Essex Banking Company it was called The National Newark and Essex Bank Building. The name remained the same even after the National Newark and Essex Banking Company changed its name to Midlantic National Bank and moved to a newly constructed headquarters 18 miles away in Edison Township in Middlesex County. In later years after the last tenant moved out the entire building was then boarded up including the windows and the doors in the lobby as well as the windows in the tower itself and left abandoned for about 25 to 30 years until the City of Newark took ownership through eminent domain and then sold it to new owners who changed the name to National Newark Building and did a major renovated the entire building to what you see now. YborCityJohn (talk) 08:02, 23 March 2021 (UTC)