A few posts ago I posted the home of Walter P. Wilson who set up a printing company on this, the site of a prominent Trenton physician. T...

  It must have been the age. There is no way I can understand why that majestic structure that once stood on the Northwest Corn...

I did a bit of enhancing on this Maxwell photo in order to bring a closer view to the old Rider College which has since moved into the ma...

From austere beginnings to a bonafide and much respected Rider University! This graphic is an ad from the later 19th century when A.J. Rider...

What incredible strides Rider has made over the past century. From a nondescript business school in rooms at the Trenton Masonic Hall on E. ...

This highlighted lower left scan was meant to focus on Messrs. Beecher and Rider who made an offer which was too good to resist. As I recall...

I have been browsing through the RIDER COLLEGE folder and find that I have a number of graphics relating to vintage Rider. More posts follow...

That fellow in the back row, 4th from the left is the late Frank Donlon. Frank was a very dear friend during my many years as a member, and ...

Few folks realize the historic heritage of Rider University. From an austere beginning in 1865, the institution grew by leaps and bounds. I ...

Ah yes, I remember it well, and so do many other of my senior citizen friends. The building referred to above is a mere blip when compared t...

THERE THEY ARE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS, THE MOVERS AND SHAKERS WHO FOUNDED TODAY'S RIDER COLLEGE. I HAVE NUMEROUS ADS IN ...

Back then, it was Rider College, and Trenton State Teachers' College. The rivalry was an classic confrontation.