This little vignette took some PhotoShop time to bring together into one legible graphic. It tells of the beginnings of Trenton's...

Fifty plus years of historic research has shown that nearly every large church in the Trenton area at one time has a steeple or steeples as ...

Did you know that St. Anthony of Padua Church on South Olden Avenue in Hamilton owes its existence to Immacualte Conception Parish? Along wi...

This fascinating photo is from the 1946 edition of the class yearbook, "Immaculata." It took quite a bit of tweaking to bring ou...

As can be seen by the obit above, Father Ludwig was one of those who were instrumental in the development of Immaculate Conception Parish ...

Many articles such as the one above dealing with "rural Chambersburg" and Our Lady of Lourdes School, have been buried in the mill...

Most of the "High Holy Days" surrounding Christmas and Easter are "SRO," Standing Room Only. Those tickets would probabl...

This vintage engraving , and the following post of the Immaculate Conception Church was extracted (torn) from the original source. It was in...

THANKS TO RUSS METZGER FOR LENDING ME A COPY OF THE 1946 TCHS YEARBOOK, "IMMACULATA." I HAVE ADDED THE IDENTIFYING TEXT. THE VE...

One of the more interesting subjects in the Hamilton Library's Local History Collection deals with the development of the suburban areas...

Here's an article describing the soon ot be built church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Today we know it as Immaculate Conception on Chestnut A...