If there is any redeeming value in this website's humble effort to focus on the fascinating history of the Mercer County area, it lies in illustrating the graphics of little publicized persons, places and things from the past; most of which are hidden deep in the pages of old, fading newspapers or scratchy microfilm. The "Central House" graphic above gives a fascinating look at an historic building which once occupied the site of the St. Michael's P.E. Church graveyard.
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Monday, February 02, 2009
Un-Dated: Hessian House = St. Michael's P.E. Church
If there is any redeeming value in this website's humble effort to focus on the fascinating history of the Mercer County area, it lies in illustrating the graphics of little publicized persons, places and things from the past; most of which are hidden deep in the pages of old, fading newspapers or scratchy microfilm. The "Central House" graphic above gives a fascinating look at an historic building which once occupied the site of the St. Michael's P.E. Church graveyard.
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