Whitney Houston's Fans Visit New Hope Baptist Church

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The late Whitney Houston's fans were able to visit a makeshift memorial outside of New Hope Baptist Church on the day after her funeral, when fans were kept at a distance of more than three blocks from their favorite Newark daughter.

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in Our World, on the 19th of February 2012

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Fans visit a makeshift memorial outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Parts of a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Evan Adams of Philadelphia and Minister Paul Adams of White Rock Baptist Church in Chester, PA visit a makeshift memorial outside of New Hope Baptist Church.

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Evan Adams of Philadelphia visits a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Visitor holds Whitney Houston memorabilia that she had gotten from street vendors.

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Fans visit a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Fans visit a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Fans visit a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Fans visit a makeshift memorial to the late Whitney Houston outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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Jay Jones, who grew up with Whitney, holds a T-shirt, as he visits a makeshift memorial to the late singer outside of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark.

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