Back in 1897 when Mr. Charles Fulkert a South Trenton saloon owner, opened the Bromley Inn, little did he know that he was creating an...

Here's a very interesting view of the 1900 block of Greenwood Avenue in Bromley. That cozy little building next to the R.C. Maxwell s...

I have been a proud resident of Bromley for the 61 of my years of marriage. I have seen my neighborhood change drastically over the years...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/ehwvZXVKmPU "If I were a rich man, ya da dah dah da dum..." So goes the song from "Fiddl...

I was 3 years old when this airplane photo of the Bromley section of Hamilton was taken with the Municipal Building as the point of in...

I remember the day I walked the neighborhood looking for vestiges of the Bromley of yesteryear and here we are 27 years later, and these ...

    Along with Charles Fulkert who established the Bromley Inn on Nottingham Way back in the latter part of the 19th century, John W....

Even though we have become accustomed to hearing that historic and rapidly deteriorating building on Route 33 having its name changed yea...

My classmate Bob Shinkle,Hamilton High 1951 was kind enough to point out the friends and neighbors he know from Bromley during his years ...

I will be presenting two "on screen" Power Point type programs at the October and November meetings of the Hamilton Tow...

  I posted the photo at the top of the screen a few years ago and it became a victim of a Google glitch in which many of my graphics we...

The year 2013 Marks the 50th year that my dear wife Judy and I have been living in the Bromley section of Hamilton in our charming and a...

Hamilton has some very interesting local history sites that are relatively unknown. Beside the Fashion Stud Farm which was once located i...

My fellow classmates Alice Schmidt Mullen and Bob Shinkle, and other Bromley neighbors will appreciate these memories of Bromley...

On the left is the fence that once surrounded Greenwood Cemetery. This photo was taken across the street from the Bromley Inn. I am comple...

I have always been fascinated by that beautiful historic building on Nottingham Way. I put together a Maxwell "cut and paste" p...

Here's another R.C. Maxwell segmented photo which I extracted, enlarged, and tweaked from a wider view. This historically beautiful buil...

Bye-bye, Bromley — We’ll miss you The Bromley Inn in Trenton, owned and operated by Rick Roth and family, closed its doors last Friday. A...

How I love these high definition aerial photos of our neighborhoods, now available on "BING" and "GOOGLE EARTH!" The pho...

Back during the prohibition era, many local hotels, bars and other sources of prohibited alcoholic beverages were caught by the Feds for vio...