One of the wonderful aspects of the local historic research on which I have embarked, lies in the proliferation of subjects which come to the fore. From antique automobiles to Yardville history, from the emerging of our various neighborhoods to high school and grammar school photos and articles, there is an unending font of old, long forgotten persons, places and things which have been buried for up to 100 years in the well preserved pages of my newspaper collection. They are all being brought into the 21st century, digitized and made available to the public. The above interesting look at John Wayman's Chambersburg mass transport venture is a good example of the diversity to be found in these incredibly interesting Trenton newspapers.
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Thursday, November 05, 2009
1988: JOHN WAYMAN'S CHAMBERSBURG STAGE
One of the wonderful aspects of the local historic research on which I have embarked, lies in the proliferation of subjects which come to the fore. From antique automobiles to Yardville history, from the emerging of our various neighborhoods to high school and grammar school photos and articles, there is an unending font of old, long forgotten persons, places and things which have been buried for up to 100 years in the well preserved pages of my newspaper collection. They are all being brought into the 21st century, digitized and made available to the public. The above interesting look at John Wayman's Chambersburg mass transport venture is a good example of the diversity to be found in these incredibly interesting Trenton newspapers.
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