Here we have a splendid example of how a neighborhood changes over 60-plus years. You are at the intersection of Nottingham Way, Hamilt...

This photo shows the Bromley Inn in the background, and a concrete Nottingham Way in a very sparsely settled area as it was 78 years ago w...

I really like this photo. The truck on the left is an old International dump truck. To the right of the building you can see a vacant lot....

  I always tell the younger folks how many open farm fields there were back in the day. Huge farms sprawled all over Hamilton Township....

I published a similar graphic to this one some time back. This is very familiar territory for me....indeed, it is one block away from Kuse...

This familiar intersection is very familiar to me. The intersection in the photo is completely unfamiliar to me. I can honestly say I do ...

Emil's Bake Shoppe, the White Horse Diner, and Gropp's White Horse Tavern; What more can we ask for in this splendid view of the S...

T his original post of this photo has been removed and re-formatted. I enlarged it, lightened the darkened areas and darkened the lightene...

At the very top of this page is a very nice and I might add, relatively rare photo of Nottingham Way as one approaches Foley Park at the in...

This is a very familiar view for me, as it is in the general neighborhood in which I grew up. If you climbed to the roof of that duplex home...

Here's another exquisite photo from the R.C. Maxwell Collection, Duke University Archives. Note the open wooded area next to the Municip...

This photo was lifted from the 1986 Hamilton Township map which Hamilton citizens receive each year. Former Mayor Jack Rafferty and his team...