I remember this disaster quite well. I had just passed the area on Quaker Bridge Road perhaps a half hour prior to the explosion ...

I was in the U.S. Army overseas when this disaster struck the Delaware Valley. The first I heard of it was on "AFN," the Armed F...

We had an aluminum structural base that a family member found at the site of the historic crash and burn of the Hindenburg. Somehow, it go...

I have been watching the "TITANIC" mini series on Cable. It is truly a fascinating look back at the turmoil and struggles the b...

Included in the huge collection of bound Trenton newspapers in my collection is a number of pages detailing the horrible Titanic disaster...

Above is a portion of the front page of the Titanic disaster, a week or so after the unsinkable vessel went down. I have laminated this page...

It is interesting to note that a resident of the Bromley area was among those rescued when the Titanic was torn asunder by an iceberg a cent...

Obviously, the Titanic disaster is, and has been a very necessary part of our national history. It is also of interest to us as a local hist...

From the "WEATHER RELATED" folder in the Hamilton Library Local History Collection, this very large article details the incredible...

This happened while I was commuting daily to my office in New Brunswick. As I look at that photo, I realize and assume the pilot was really ...

Those 1968 riots changed the city of Trenton forever. In my opinion, the town never recovered from the incredibly senseless looting and dest...

I would estimate that 1 or 2 percent of the visitors to this blog are in the over 70 generation. That generation, of which I am proud to lay...

We have all heard countless stories on the Titanic Disaster of April, 1912. The article above lends a very close look at the situation as th...

I was on my daily commute to New Brunswick when this disaster happened. For some reason, I opted to go via Quaker Bridge Road rather than m...

From the "DISASTERS" folder in the Local History Collection, a stark record of the terrible Spanish flu epidemic which swept the n...

DIS It was one of the most horrible train wrecks in New Jersey History. The page above is has been digitized in "Black and White" ...

It took the Rafferty administration to figure out how to stop the flooding of Pond Run in the Bromley section of Hamilton. Prior to the con...

GEORGE GOLDY RECALLS THE CRASH. HERE'S HIS EMAIL DETAILING THE INCIDENT: Tom I remember the crash in 1944. I lived in Lakeside and went ...

THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GRAPHICS SHOWING THE RESULTS OF THE FLOOD WHICH OCCURRED IN THE SPRING OF 1934. AS THE WINTER SNOWS THAWED UP-RIVER, T...

FROM THE HAMILTON LIBRARY'S LOCAL HISTORY FOLDER, "STREETS, ROADS, HIGHWAYS" COMES THIS PHOTO SHOWING THE INTERSECTION OF BERG...