This very little know postcard from White City was sent to me by Bob LaBate for inclusion in the "WHITE CITY" folder in the Ham...

A number of locals have been asking about the absence of my Kuser Mansion programs over the past couple years, and if I am planning any futu...

During the time that White City was at its zenith, there were "temperance" and religious citizens who vigorously objected to liquo...

I was over in Italy serving in the U.S. Army when this event occurred. In the intervening years, the park has gone from White City Park to C...

NO, "PARK PARK" IS NOT A TYPO. BEFORE IT WAS NAMED SPRING LAKE PARK, THEN WHITE CITY PARK, THEN CAPITAL PARK, IT WAS REFERRED TO ...

ONE ACCOUNT BURIED DEEP IN MY FILES TELLS OF A YOUNG LADY WHO WAS IN THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE WHITE CITY "CASINO" AND SAW THE HEAD ...

ONE OF THE UNFORTUNATE FEATURES OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY NEWSPAPERS WAS THE DEARTH OF CLEAR GRAPHICS. HOW GREAT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN HAD THE ARTI...

I WOULD SUSPECT THAT THE SPRING IS STILL ALIVE AND WELL IN THIS 21st CENTURY. IT IS SURPRISING THAT A MOVE HASN'T BEEN MADE TO DRAW WATE...

IN THE FALL I WILL BE DOING A KUSER MANSION PROGRAM ON WHITE CITY, "THE CONEY ISLAND OF NEW JERSEY." EVEN THOUGH WHITE CITY W...

ON MEMORIAL DAY, 1907, THE FAMED "CONEY ISLAND" OF NEW JERSEY WAS OPENED TO THE PUBLIC. IT WAS A SLAM-BANG SUCCESS. PEOPLE FROM MI...

It must have been a wonderful place to spend a summer afternoon! It was known as "The Coney Island of New Jersey," replete with a ...

Did you know there was an amusement park at the foot of Harrison Avenue in Broad Street Park that was once known as the "Coney Island...

Here's a publicity ad for the July 4th 1907 activities of White City, known as the Coney Island of New Jersey. White City succeeded Spri...

MONDAY, JULY 3, 1893 THE BEAUTY OF BROAD STREET PARK AND “THE MEADOWS” Among the numerous near by places where a day’s outing can be obtaine...