This delightful relic of the past could very well have resided on the shelves of the Hooper-Chamberlain-McCabe general Store back in the ear...

From the "COOPER HEWITT - TRENTON IRON COMPANY" folder, comes this article that reveals the fact the South Trenton was alive with ...

Back in the 1950's and 60's I was in almost daily contact with Bill Jacobs who was the maintenance manager at the Horsman Dolls plan...

The above graphic shows an aerial view of the area described in the 1941 article from the Library's "ROEBLING" file regarding ...

Auto buffs who are visitors to this website will appreciate this beautiful ad from 1929 for Johnston, Inc. ad for luxury autos. They will lo...

Brother Bud bought his 1949, 1950, 1951 and 1952 Chevy's from Fred Bonderchuk; a local Hamilton Township auto dealer who shared the auto...

Thanks to Mack McNicoll and "Jersey Girl Elizabeth" for this great addition to the GERMAN-AMERICAN folder in the Hamilton Library...

Here's the advance news of the new Sterling Drug - Bayer Aspiring plant to be built on E. State Street in Hamilton as it was announced ...

I must admit that in all of my many years of researching local history, I had never heard of the Pocono Rubber Company. I will see if I can...

THE WAR HAD JUST ENDED. HAMILTON TOWNSHIP WAS TO GET A NEW 1 MILLION DOLLAR BAYER ASPIRIN FACTORY. THAT BAYER PLANT WAS WITH US RIGHT UP TO ...

HERE'S AN AD FROM HAMILTON'S THERMOID RUBBER COMPANY, TOUTING THE SUPERIOR "NASSAU" TIRE. 300-PLUS MILES AVERAGING 73.4 M...

Hamiltonians who are familiar with that huge red brick building on the corner of Nottingham Way and Johnston Avenue will remember the buildi...

I believe the new De Laval factory was built on farmland owned by the Boyd family. It was big news back there in 1900 when the industrial gi...

This venerable old line Hamilton Township industry has been operating in our area for many years. In 1928 it was known as W&J Sloane. A ...

We old time Hamilton residents well recall the Martin Factory in Yardville. My home is constructed of blocks which may have c ome from this ...

Here's an interesting invoice from the 1890's from my collection of local businesses. With Mercer Rubber Company currently in the h...

This great old invoice from my collection speaks for itself. The late 1800's and early 1900's was an era of exquisite steel engraved...

How many local citizens know that today's Hutchinson's Mills section of Hamilton is named for the establishment ilustrated at the r...

First it was Rothschild as a manufacturer of textiles. Following that it became the Strauss Woolen Mills. Following that it was the home of...