I remember this disaster quite well. I had just passed the area on Quaker Bridge Road perhaps a half hour prior to the explosion ...

If any of my visitors are classmates or know any of us from the Class of 1951 at Hamilton, click on the link below and view a few of those...

Here's a rare photo of a little known hotel among the many that proliferated in the city of Trenton during the last century. Note the ...

This closeup view shows the popular "Terminal Diner" next to the Perry Street bus terminal. I had a cup of coffee hear back in ...

  Above is an R.C. Maxwell photo  zeroing in on Gus Heintz's bar on Chambers Street; a very popular "watering hole" back...

I tried posting this on Facebook and as usual the limits on graphic size rendered it illegible unless one has a 20 plus inch monitor whic...

There were a number of reasons why Trenton lost so many factories and businesses over the last 50 years of residing in Trenton. Cheaper l...

When I was in Italy during my Army assignment, I learned early on that wine was a very ordinary and standard drink of the masses. One fami...

We could use one of those "Leagues" today in many of our towns and cities.

I will be posting numerous historic articles and photos from the Trenton Times papers in my collection. Above is an example of the many C...

All our visitors are probably wondering why the inactivity on this website over the past few weeks. The summer doldrums along with persona...

You either agreed or disagreed with the views of Mr. Moldovan, but even the most staunch teachers' union advocates had to reluc...

This view is special for me with the front facade of the Traver's book store on the right. What a wonderful shop that was for those o...

I was six years old when this photo was taken by an R.C. Maxwell photographer. As you can see, the intersection has changed drastically...

I was in the U.S. Army overseas when this disaster struck the Delaware Valley. The first I heard of it was on "AFN," the Armed F...

That toll taker who lived along Calhoun Street during the years when it cost 2 cents to cross into Morrisville and 2 cents more to return...

Though not practical, I would like to have seen retain the intersection of State and Broad as it appears in the photo. The RKO Capitol is ...

Mill Hill: To me, the most historic area of Trenton. I have been giving special emphasis on this historic area of Trenton, and my res...