This is a very large but very special graphic relating to the late, great New Jersey State Fair which was located in the area of today'...

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

This is an excellent photo from "Pro Photo Service," an organization which I am unfamiliar with. However, the photographer had a...

It tookan extra fifteen minutes to cut, copy, paste, color and enhance this interesting graphic. The lower right "LUCKY TETER AND HIS...

MANY THANKS TO RANDY RIGGS FOR THIS EXQUISITE PHOTO OF THE MIDWAY AT THE OLD STATE FAIRGROUNDS. THE OFFICES AND ENTRANCE TO THE GRANDSTAND ...

The fellow in the photo was my racing hero back in the 40's and 50's. Of course we kids never had the money to gain legitimate acce...

There are few songs more beautiful than Al Martino's "Mary In The Morning." Along with Jerry Vale, Martino was a very under-r...

It has been a long time since the New Jersey State Fair was in operation in a huge spread of land bordered by Nottingham Way, Ward Avenue, ...

I was quite familiar with the "fair" of the 40's and 50's, but I have no way of knowing whether the illustration above rep...

WHAT A TREASURE IT WAS! THE INTERSTATE FAIR WAS THE NATIONALLY KNOWN ENTERTAINMENT CAPITAL OF NEW JERSEY BACK IN THE LATTER PART OF THE 19TH...

I often wonder what the generation of 1907 would think if they were to take a peek at the decadent trash being put forth by today's tel...

I indicated in an earlier post on Trenton's N.J. State Fair that it was a great loss to Hamilton when the property was sold and develope...

One of the very unfortunate losses Hamilton Township experienced was the loss of the N.J. State Fair. Many of us have fond memories of that...