Back in the :Roaring Twenties," you could have gotten a choice piece of real estate at Ortley Beach, located between the Seasides and...

How great it is to be able to meld yesterday events and directly connect them to current situations and locations! Here's a 1944 real...

These two graphics show the evolution of the area along Lalor Street that includes Remson, Home, Virginia, and other familiar South Trent...

You think real estate is not a good investment? Check out the prices on these homes in Yardville's Sunnybrae area. This was when newly ...

Hurry up, shore lovers, at these prices these lots won't last long! Can you imagine purchasing real estate back in the 1920's and th...

In my estimation, Samuel K. Wilson was the wealthy "John D" of the Trenton area back in Victorian times. Coming on the scene in...

Journalists and real estate agents had a tough time distinguishing the line from the borough of Wilbur in the city of Trenton, and eastwar...

Here's a plat map showing the burgeoning community adjoining Villa Park, as Trenton expanded ever eastward during the first decade and e...

My buddy, the late Jesse Anderson lived in a Sears, Roebuck home all during his childhood years, Jesse's dad was a master carpenter, an...

Don't you wish we could go back and start all over again? Greenwood Avenue area near the rail station, Monmouth Street, West State Stree...

From the "NEIGHBORHOODS - NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT" digital folder, this graphic illustrates the genesis of another of those beaut...

Their proximity to Villa Park and its proximity to the Borough of Wilbur resulted in the officers of the New Wilbur Land Association to name...

A number of years ago, I was one of the tour guides for the Trenton Contemporary Club's annual "Four Views of Trenton." One ...

Still another digital file from the "NEIGHBORHOODS -NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT" folder.

From the "NEIGHBORHOODS - NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT" digital folder, this real estate ad from Mr. Charles G. Teunon, a prominent de...

My "NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT" folder has many interesting real estate ads for various areas in Mercer County. Above is a Hamilton...

Mr. Teunon was a very active real estate developer during the early 20th century. His developments include Glen Afton as seen above, and ear...

Millham, or as we know it today, East Trenton, has a very interesting history. The real estate ad above is for the area that evolved into a ...

Newspaper real estate ads began appearing in 1910 as Trenton's population expanded eastward. Bromley took its name from the Bromley in G...