You're on the other side of 50 years of age if you remember this very prominent landmark from Trenton's golden age when those yel...

I will never forget the thrill of a trip "downtown" from our rural Hamilton home. Catch the L-Liberty Street bus at Cedar Lane ...

Once again, the detail on this R.C. Maxwell photo is pristine and very detailed. Closer inspection will show the old and very familiar Gou...

My dear friend, the late Leon "Lee" Buker was the recognized local history expert when it came to Trenton's mass transit sy...

The above vignette shows the incredible talent of model builder and regular glover320 website contributor, Ray Paszkiewicz. Ray has crafte...

How my friend, the late Leon Buker would love to see the collection he labored over and carefully preserved for so many years being on displ...

During my many years of living in the local area, two persons stand out as true Trenton "Mass transit" historians: my classmate, J...

The above article was written back in 1983 when Trenton Transit was celebrating an anniversary. As I once again look at my pen and ink drawi...

My friend of many years, the late Leland "Leon" Buker was a long time employee of the Trenton Transit Company. Indeed, Lee bled Tr...

At one of my Kuser Mansion on-screen presentations a few years ago, this graphic was brought to the viewing audience. As usual, that familia...

There are a number of pages in Lee's scrapbook which I have re-arranged and enhanced in the graphic above. Perhaps one of the buses in t...

IT WAS LOCATED ON EAST STATE STREET, JUST OFF OF NORTH OLDEN AVENUE. NOTE THE ADVERTISING FOR MARKS' HARDWARE STORE ON THE BRICK BUILDIN...

WHAT MEMORIES WE TRENTON AREA NATIVES HAVE OF THE TRENTON TRANSIT COMPANY. ANY TIME THE DISCUSSION COMES UP, I FIND THAT MOST FOLKS HAVE AN...

Many thanks to Tom Buker and his mom Rosemarie for numerous memorabilia relating to the the transit history of the Trenton area. Leon (L...

BE READY FOR AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE. WHEN YOU CLICK ON THIS PHOTO, YOU WILL BE MAGICALLY TRANSPORTED TO THE INTERSECTION OF STATE AND BROA...

I drew this pen and ink sketch back in the 1980's to illustrate a story in "The Way We Were," a column I wrote for the late, l...