At first, this confused me. I remember when South Warren Street went far beyond its merger with South Broad Street as it is today. I will de...

This one is for you, Ralph Lucarella! As regular visitors to this website are well aware Ralph is and has been one of our more valued histo...

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...

Above is a "Google Street View" showing the intersection of South Broad Street at Roebling Avenue as it looks today. The buildin...

Many many thanks to regular visitor Dennis Rue for sending these two graphics. The photo of Dennis' mom with the count is the best one I...

How I love to be able to utilize 'Google Earth" contemporary photos with my own vintage photos! Above is a Google Earth street vie...

Jim Colello, my friend and fellow historian from Broad Street Park will be quite familiar with this relatively rare photo of the old White C...

We were a rural community when this photo was taken 66 years ago. Had you rounded the circle and entered White Horse Mercerville Road, you w...

The Trenton Times and the Daily State Gazette, a sister publication, carried little inserts under byline such as "25 years ago in Trent...

In my research, I have come to the conclusion that the badge on loan from Ms. Deneen Vargo was from World War I. The article appended to...

It was big news those 62 years ago when the highly publicized New Jersey Turnpike opened to the public. The new super highway would be a rea...

The Boathouse Pub and the Bob DeFano trio were completely unknown to me during the 1970's. I was commuting daily from Hamilton to New Br...

I can't get enough of these wonderful R.C. Maxwell photos of State and Broad Street. I was 3 years old when this photo was taken. Vintag...

I traveled this road many times when I worked as a driver for the old Trenton Bearing Company. Back then, there were numerous factories in t...