I am, and have been doing DEEP research on the Kuser Family, uncovering some very interesting articles and photos relating to one of Hamil...

For many years, one of the targets of my historical research has been centered around my "Kuser Farm" folder; our local treasu...

It is not widely known that the Kuser family with all their wealth, once owned Trenton's beautiful and very historic City Hall which s...

This beautiful specimen came across my desk one day last month, and in my carelessness, I neglected to get the name of the gentleman who ...

I was only 3 years old when this photo was taken, but I do remember when Greenwood Avenue went clear through rom South Clinton Avenue to S...

The graphic above shows 2 of some 75 plus historical gems from my on screen presentation this Sunday at Kuser Mansion. The program begins at...

This photo is included in the very comprehensive "KUSER-FAMILY RELATED" folder in the Hamilton Township Public Library Local Histo...

The Peter Doelger graphic is just one of the many graphics I will be presenting on May 20th at Kuser Mansion when I present "THE KUSERS...

On Sunday afternoon., May 20, 2012 at 1:30 P.M., I will be presenting an on screen multimedia presentation entitled, "THE KUSERS OF HA...

My family's long time connection with the Edna and Fred Kuser's Kuser Farm going back to the late 1930's, has led to a mission o...

The rare re-formatted clipping above is from 1855 when Timothy and William Lord acted as Administrators in selling the Benjamin Lord farm (O...

This delightful map shows the Pennington-Hopewell- W. Trenton area of John L. Kuser's beautiful estate at the foot of Bald Pate Mountain...

Over the years, I have added hundreds of articles and photos to the "AUTOMOBILIA" folder in the Hamilton Township Library's Lo...

A few posts ago, I posted two photos of Kuser's Woods in Hamilton's Kuser Farm Park. A visitor who signed himself "Skip" ...

Originally posted Monday, November 12, 2007 ONCE AGAIN FROM MY "NOTABLE PERSONS" FOLDER, FRED KUSER, A LOCAL TENNIS LEGEND BACK I...

Errors are very common in our quest for historical information. The actual date of the construction of Fred Kuser's "Country H...

The graphic following this tells of the auction for the Benjamin Lord farm on Pond Run Road (Kuser Road) back in 1855 , 6 years prior to t...

There is a substantial and growing number of entries in the Hamilton Library Local History Collection's "KUSER FAMILY-RELATED"...

John L. Kuser was the man responsible for memorializing "the Maid," as she was known in her championship years. Kuser had the m...

I became acquainted with Inez Howell way back in the 1940's when Don Slabicki and I worked for Fritz and Edna Kuser. (Inez is Edna Howe ...