Here's a zoomed in view from the Duke University Library R.C. Maxwell file number XXX3527 which gives a beautiful closeup of the St...

Above is a column I wrote many years ago telling of a few of our teen age destinations either before or after a date with that special som...

I will defer to old time former and present residents of the Brookville section of Trenton for any information on this vintage photo of ...

Neighborhood development history is exciting. It gives one the chance to know when a neighborhood had it beginnings. Here's a plat map...

I really love this photo. It is an area of Trenton close to Goldberg's; which was my favorite place when I was a boy. Their "Toy...

PETE SAPNAR, THANK YOU FOR CORRECTING MY ERROR!  It was I who gave the incorrect information that this was a view of Pennington Road ...

Here's an interesting view of NottinghamWay at Greenwood Cemetery. In the distance you can see the continuation of Nottin...

This exquisite  R.C. Maxwell-Duke University Library photo taken from the area of Trenton's City Hall has remarkable detail. I have b...

This is a beautiful R.C. Maxwell copyrighted photo of the "Green-Mar" area of Trenton, adjacent to Trenton's Sacred Heart C...

Thanks to Mr. Dennis Hawver of West Windsor for this interesting link to the 1950's in the Delaware Valley.   Dennis wrote:   ...

It took a little longer than I usually do to put together this graphic, but my admiration and respect for our men in women in uniform ser...

Truer words were never spoken! My Impreza literally walks on the snow. Here's my two driveways that were made passable by my Subaru...

I dare say that grand old bowling palace was the most popular venue back in the day. I wasn't and am not a bowling person, bu...

Bill Klek is, and has been a regular visitor to this website. He is also an accomplished researcher who has found numerous items for...

This website is hosted by Google. In all the years that I have been posting, I have only ran into one glitch which resulted in the...

This pristine view of the intersection of Liberty Street and Chestnut Avenue at Lalor Street is a familiar scene to those who traveled th...

LOVE THIS PHOTO! IN THE DISTANCE BEHIND THE R.C. MAXWELL ADVERTISING BOARD YOU CAN SEE THE BROMLEY INN. I AM GUESSING THAT THE CAMERA IS V...

There was a very substantial scandal brewing back in 1998 when the State Police raided the site of today's Hamilton Senior Center on ...

I'm sure Ralph Lucarella and other "vintage" visitors to this page will recognize the Curtis Bowling building on the left in...

Today it is the home of John Scarpati's magnificent Italian American organization. Formerly the home of the Colonial Volunteer Fire Co...

Facebook has developed into a universally popular meeting place for millions of computer users. In addition to our popular www.glover320.b...

Christmas is a holy time; a time to reflect, a time to remember whose birth we celebrate, and of course a time for bittersweet memorie...

This time of year always holds bittersweet memories for me. The "bittersweet ledger" for the year 2013 reminds me that it was t...

This was my Christmas wish for Trenton 21 Christmases ago. As might be expected, events have really changed things over these years.

By 1910, newspapers were starting to vastly improve their photographs. I have MANY old Trenton are photos that are so light or dark that i...

Thanks to Mr. Tom Tighue for posting this view of downtown Trenton as it looked during the golden years. The photo is from the Wendy Nard...

The "Reds," also known as Communists, were beginning to take hold in the years following World War I as far leftist Socialists ...

  Just in time for Trenton's annual "Patriots' Day" celebration, here is a graphic of one of the major players in the...

The Hamilton Township Public Library's Local History Collection honors Trenton's upcoming "Patriots' Week" celebr...

With the annual "Patriots' Week" looming on the horizon, I thought it would be interesting to read about the 100th anniver...

Allow me to bypass local history for a video that will amaze anyone who chooses to open it. What an incredibly beautiful "secretary...

I posted this on Facebook, but they do not allow for large size graphics and the column I wrote back in 1986 would not allow for a legibl...

I wanted so bad to own a Kaiser of Frazer! They were the new kid on the block on the late 1940's along with the fabled "Henry J...

Lacking the ability to intelligently place the camera man's position in this photo, I am going to take a huge leap of faith and assum...

  These photos I took this morning take me back to my young years growing up on Kuser Farm with my best friend Don Slabicki.  Sunday ni...

Even though we have become accustomed to hearing that historic and rapidly deteriorating building on Route 33 having its name changed yea...

  Trenton Central High School......"In the beginning." Well maintained up into the early 1960's, then down hill from there....