Once again, an incredibly interesting graphic has been assembled to bring back just a bit of the essence of the Mill Hill of the mid 19th ...

Here's Mill Hill, 1849; the year of the California gold rush. This incredible Trenton neighborhood has a splendid historical heritag...

There are over 200 JPEG and PDF files in my "MILL HILL" folder that I am adding to as other material comes into view. From the i...

My dear wife Judy and I spent many happy years as a parishioner at Sacred Church in the Mill Hill section of Trenton. Indeed, there are n...

      This fascinating and historic neighborhood is once again inviting the public to the annual Hiltonia House Tours where vestiges...

Lacking the ability to intelligently place the camera man's position in this photo, I am going to take a huge leap of faith and assum...

Mill Hill: To me, the most historic area of Trenton. I have been giving special emphasis on this historic area of Trenton, and my res...

Mill Hill! For me one of the more intriguing and incredibly historic areas of Trenton. Mahlon Stacy, the old paper mill that was once on ...

 In an effort to gain some of the downtown Trenton business back in 1915, merchants established a section called "Green-Mar" Gre...

It is quite difficult for a 2013 person to understand how rural the Mill Hill area was back in the early to mid 19th century. Mill Hill h...

  There are MANY really informative files in the Hamilton Library Local History Collection in the "MILL HILL" folder. I alway...

I really didn't know in which folder to post this digital file, so I saved it in the "TRENTON VIEWS," AND "MILL HILL...

This fascinating article from the Daily State Gazette is an excellent retrospective look at the local railroad situation back in the early p...

There are familiar commercial names in this Mill Hill photo. Watkins, and in the distance the J.B. Van Sciver "castle," as we kids...

I am looking for more definitive information on the exact location of the Dow ling Hotel on South Broad Street in the Mill Hill area. The ol...

In 1915, years before the city of Trenton engaged in "Urban Renewal,"merchants in the area of Mill Hill along South Broad and Mark...

Not to be confused with the National Hotel that was once located on West Hanover Street between No. Broad and Warren Streets, the Mill Hill ...

These two young boys are enjoying a summertime respite that was shared by many of my contemporaries back in the 30', 40, and 50's. W...

It is very difficult to imagine that huge 3 story building being along the Assanpink in today's Mill Hill section. The very interesting ...

I wonder what it was 81 years ago when Trenton was in the throes of the Great Depression, but was still a vibrant capital city where drive-b...