Little Italy, Paterson

Populated place in Passaic County, New Jersey, US

Little Italy is a neighborhood in Downtown Paterson, New Jersey. The neighborhood is bound roughly by College Boulevard and Memorial Drive to the north, Cianci Street to the west, Ward Street to the south and Main Street to the east.[1] Cianci Street is named for pastor of the St. Michael's Catholic church, Monsignor Carlo M. Cianci, who retired at the age of 85, in 1967.[2] The neighborhood is closely situated near the growing Little Lima neighborhood to the south. It has a less defined presence and boundaries than it used to, but Cianci Street continues to have numerous Italian delis and restaurants. A Christopher Columbus statue is located in a small park near Cianci Street and McBride Avenue. Little Lima and Little Italy are both part of Paterson's first neighborhood, Dublin.

## References

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1. ^ Eftimiades, Maria (November 30, 1988). "In Paterson, fresh cannolis and cafe society". The Record. Hackensack, New Jersey. p. E1. Retrieved December 30, 2021. "Tucked away behind the hustle and bustle of Market Street in downtown Paterson, Little Italy encompasses three square blocks from Cianci to Passaic streets."
2. ^ Batelli, Michael (January 2, 1967). "Talking A Walk: Handshake A Memory". The Morning Call. Paterson, New Jersey. p. 6. Retrieved December 30, 2021.

40°54′57″N 74°10′30″W﻿ / ﻿40.915799°N 74.174924°W﻿ / 40.915799; -74.174924

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Little Italy locations by city

United States|

* Atlantic City
* Baltimore
* Boston
* Bridgeport
* Chicago
* Armour Square
* Cleveland
* Connellsville
* Independence
* Jersey City
* New Haven
* New York City
* Arthur Avenue, Bronx
* Morris Park, Bronx
* Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
* Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn
* Dyker Heights, Brooklyn
* Little Italy, Manhattan
* Mulberry Street
* Italian Harlem, Manhattan
* Pleasant Avenue
* Ozone Park, Queens
* Howard Beach, Queens
* Newark
* Omaha
* Paterson
* Philadelphia
* Italian Market
* Pittsburgh
* Providence
* St. Louis
* San Diego
* San Francisco
* Syracuse
* Trenton
* Chambersburg
* West Virginia (Clay County)
* West Virginia (Randolph County)
* Wilmington
* Yonkers

Canada|

* Edmonton
* Montreal
* Ottawa
* Toronto
* Corso Italia
* Vancouver
* Windsor
* Winnipeg

Australia|

* Melbourne

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Paterson, New Jersey

Neighborhoods|

* Downtown Paterson
* Dublin
* Little Italy
* Little Lima
* Eastside
* Eastside Park
* Great Falls/Society for the Establishment of Useful Manufactures Historic District
* Hillcrest
* Lakeview
* Northside
* Old Great Falls Historic District
* People's Park
* Sandy Hill
* South Paterson
* Stoney Road
* Totowa section
* Wrigley Park

Government|

* Paterson Fire Department
* Mayor
* Paterson Police Department

Schools|

* Paterson Public Schools
* Eastside High School
* Garrett Morgan Academy
* International High School
* John F. Kennedy High School
* Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing Arts
* Paterson Catholic High School (closed)

Other education|

* Danforth Memorial Library
* Passaic County Community College Main Campus

Landmarks|

* Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
* Center City Mall
* Garret Mountain Reservation
* Lambert Castle
* Great Falls (Passaic River)
* Hinchliffe Stadium
* Passaic County Court House
* Paterson Armory
* Paterson City Hall
* Paterson Museum
* Public School Number Two
* St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center
* St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church
* Barnert Hospital (closed)

History|

* 1835 Paterson textile strike
* 1902 Paterson silk strike
* 1913 Paterson silk strike
* Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works
* Society for the Establishment of Useful Manufactures

Culture and Media|

* The Arab Voice
* Paterson (poem)
* Lean on Me (film)
* Paterson (film)
* The Record

Transportation|

* Broadway Bus Terminal
* Bridges
* Paterson NJT station
* Spanish Transportation

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