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I have amazing ones of JC, with the Statue of Liberty...but since I've already posted them in the past, this forum won't allow me to post them again.That is the worst rule ever, what is even the point of that rule? Bandwidth?
Once you have posted a photo on any of the city data forums, it will not allow you to post it again. When you go to upload it, the message says "you have already posted this photo in the thread "XYZ etc".
So once you post a pic in another thread, you can never post it again. It's really a silly rule.
Newark's skyline is pretty good for a mid-sized city, but in my opinion it lacks a signature tower, and it also lacks significant height. JC's skyline has the Goldman Sachs tower, which is 800 feet tall, and people know/recognize that building. Many NYers even know what it is. Also, JC's skyline includes the Statue of Liberty, although NY technically owns it...it's still closer to JC's skyline, and so is therefore part of it.
I love the JC skyline, but I still voted for Newark.
I'm just a sucker for old, historic skyscrapers such as the National Newark Building. Newark, really has a nice dense skyline, and it is a nice example of a typical Northeast city: An urban Downtown core with historic art deco buildings playing an important part.
Newark's skyline is pretty good for a mid-sized city, but in my opinion it lacks a signature tower, and it also lacks significant height. JC's skyline has the Goldman Sachs tower, which is 800 feet tall, and people know/recognize that building. Many NYers even know what it is. Also, JC's skyline includes the Statue of Liberty, although NY technically owns it...it's still closer to JC's skyline, and so is therefore part of it.
the National Newark & Essex Bldg. on Broad is the signature tower
These three, are the signature buildings in Newark:
the one in the middle is National Newark & Essex
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