Editing New Providence, New Jersey (section)

===Landmarks===
[[File:Bell Laboratories at New Providence, New Jersey (7235324892).jpg|thumb|Bell Laboratories, New Providence]]

* [[Nokia Bell Labs]], formerly known as Bell Telephone Laboratories, is located in the New Providence neighborhood of [[Murray Hill, New Jersey|Murray Hill]]. Researchers at this facility were credited with the development of [[radio astronomy]], the [[transistor]], the [[laser]], the [[photovoltaic cell]] and other advances in technology. Nine [[Nobel Prizes]] have been awarded for work completed at this facility.<ref>{{cite web |title=2018 Nobel Prize in Physics laureate Arthur Ashkin delivers his Nobel Lecture at Nokia Bell Labs |url=https://www.nokia.com/about-us/news/releases/2018/12/18/2018-nobel-prize-in-physics-laureate-arthur-ashkin-delivers-his-nobel-lecture-at-nokia-bell-labs/ |publisher=Nokia news release |access-date=28 September 2020}}</ref>
* The Presbyterian Church is a large, white, historic church in the center of town.
* The Village Shopping Center is a [[shopping center]] that takes up the majority of downtown New Providence.
* New Providence School District currently links together the computer networks of its buildings by using a [[802.11b|wireless]] [[LAN]] which includes [[Yagi antenna]]s at two towers by the large copper pyramid-shaped roof. 
* Our Lady of Peace is a [[Roman Catholic]] church and school located on South Street. The parking lot at OLP becomes the home of the town's OLP fair, held for three days each spring, complete with rides, games, food, and an indoor auction/junk fest.
* The Salt Box Museum, located at 1350 Springfield Avenue, is an 18th-century farmhouse owned by the New Providence Historical Society.<ref>[https://newprovidencehistorical.com/saltbox-museum/ Salt Box Museum], New Providence Historical Society. Accessed December 2, 2019.</ref>