1912: GROVEVILLE'S WESLEY GROVE.

My dear friend, the late Bob Simpkins was the real, genuine Hamilton Historian, Bob passed away at the ripe old age of 102 and left behind the legacy of being one of those responsible for the restoration of Hamilton Township’s colonial treasure, the John Abbott II house on Kuser Road. Bob often spoke of the Yardville-Groveville area of Hamilton, and in my files I have found this graphic telling of the legendary “Wesley Grove” which I put together a number of years ago.

1930: GROVEVILLE CAMP MEETING

THE METHODIST CHURCH PLAYED A VERY IMPORTANT PART IN THE HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE OF GROVEVILLE.

1932: WESLEY GROVE CAMP MEETING

WESLEY GROVE WAS AN EXTREMELY POPULAR VENUE FOR THE METHODISTS FOR MANY YEARS. MANY OF THE ATTENDEES WERE FREQUENT VISITORS TO THE BEAUTIFUL CHURCH IN OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY.

1912: WESLEY GROVE GENESIS

MY DEAR FRIEND AND FELLOW HISTORIAN, THE LATE BOB SIMPKINS, FILLED ME IN ON THE FASCINATING STORY OF WESLEY GROVE. BOB IS 102 YEARS OLD AND AS SHARP AS A TACK WHEN IT COMES TO LOCAL HAMILTON HISTORY, AND ESPECIALLY THE YARDVILLE-GROVEVILLE AREA. THIS INTERESTING ARTICLE IS FROM MY "GROVEVILLE" FOLDER.

1946: Wesley Grove Camp Meeting

Old time Yardville area residents are familiar with Wesley Grove Camp meetings. I would be interested in any input you might supply for inclusion on this website.

TOM'S NOTE: FOR MORE INCISIVE INFORMATION ON WESLEY GROVE, CHECK OUT GARY LIPPINCOTT'S WEBSITE WWW.GROVEVILLEMEMORIES.BLOGSPOT.COM. HE HAS AN INTERESTING ARTICLE ON THE GROVE AS WITNESSED BY HIMSELF AND OTHER GROVEVILLE RESIDENTS.