New Brunswick, NJ: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Wiesner, Caitlin, Pamela Walker, Brenann Sutter, and Shari Cunningham. 2020. “In the Shadow of Old Queens: African American Life and Labors in New Brunswick from the End of Slavery to the Industrial Era.” In Scarlet and Black, Volume Two, 39–71. Ithaca, NY: Rutgers University Press.

A digital collection of information on some important events in the history of New Brunswick, from the colonial period up to the present. From the New Brunswick Free Public Library.

"Primary sources documenting African American history at Rutgers, from slavery to Black Lives Matter." The digital archive "features primary sources documenting African American history in New Jersey."

Images related to the first Japanese students to attend Rutgers in the 19th century.

Finding aid for the Griffis Collection in Special Collections and University Archives.

Offers archives, a museum, and a library in New Brunswick. The library collections are included in QuickSearch.

Harold Joel Harris, a member of the class of 1949, prepared the paper on the basis of interviews, for a Rutgers University class.

A short article about the Hungarian community employed by Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick.

Part of the Latino NJ History Project from the Rutgers University Department of Latino and Caribbean Studies..

Part of the Latino NJ History Project from the Rutgers University Department of Latino and Caribbean Studies..

"The project aims to document the histories of New Jersey’s diverse Latino/a communities by identifying archival materials and conducting oral histories with local residents."

A 2010 book from the Rutgers University. Center for Latin American Studies.