If there was one other place I would love to live beside my Kuser School neighborhood, it would be in that incredibly beautiful area of H...

Even as I describe Groveville as a "Mayberry RFD" venue, so too can yesterday's Yardville and Yardville Heights qualify for th...

Take a 96 year old newspaper page that's foxed a deep tan with age, place it in the scanner, set the scanner for 300 dots per inch, a...

Herewith two more members of "The Greatest Generation" who met during WWII and added a bit of joy the their war-torn world. The Kn...

From the "YARDVILLE-YARDVILLE HEIGHTS" folder in the Hamilton Library Local History Collection, this enhanced digital graphic. Yar...

It is nice to know that there are a FEW other senior citizens extant who have taken the time to learn basic computer operation. One such is ...

Finding information on the Gropp's Lake area and the various mills that were located there has proved to be as elusive as finding defini...

These Yardville students are now adults in their twenties. How time flies!

They are there to help in every school in every town in the U.S.A.. In this graphic, the Yardville Heights Grammar School PTA is planning Ol...

This is one of the more rare historical items in my Hamilton Township collection. Prior to acquiring it back in the 1970's, I had no ide...

UNFORTUNATELY, THESE CLIPPINGS ARE UNDATED. IT IS A PRETTY SURE GUESS THAT THEY ARE FROM THE EARLY 1930'S, I SUSPECT 1930 OR 1934.

ANY FAMILIAR NAMES HERE? I SEE ANOTHER HOLZBAUR; A NAME QUITE FAMILIAR IN THE YARDVILLE-LAKESIDE AREA....AND THERE'S A MEMBER OF THE BLA...

LAKESIDE PARK AND YARDVILLE HEIGHTS SOCIAL NOTES ALWAYS PROVIDE AN INTERESTING READ. HAMILTON SQUARE, YARDVILLE, YARDVILLE HEIGHTS, GROVEVIL...

FROM DON WHITELEY, HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1945 COMES A WONDERFUL NEW WEBSITE! A DAY OR SO AGO I RECEIVED AN EMAIL FROM A FELLOW HISTO...