Princeton expatriate Tim Huelster occasionally comments on Facebook about his memories of growing up in Princeton in the 1950s, as I did. Several months ago
Author: rogerbartel
FACT CHECK: sT. jOHN’S PICNIC
This post will surely make me even more popular among the “oral traditions” crowd in Princeton, but is this really St. John’s 116th annual picnic?
LOTS O’ HISTORY – INTRODUCTION
The Lots O’ History series traces the first 100 years (1848-1948) of the Water Street business district in Princeton. The survey included reviewing property deeds,
LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 25 (539-545 west Water)
We complete our survey of the first 100 years (1848-1948) of the buildings and lots in the Water Street business district (blocks 400-600) with the
LOTS O’ HISTORY – wATER LOT 26 | 535 wEST wATER STREET (sONDALLE LAW OFFICE)
I have been unable to document one key step in the development of the west half of Water Lot 26 – now home to the
magnet fishing on the black bridge
I admit I did not know about magnet fishing until I bumped into Steve on my walk along the former Chicago & North Western railroad