The best source we have for tracing the development of the Water Street business district is the history of early Princeton published in 1869 by
Author: rogerbartel
Lots o’ history – lot 4, Block C (610-624 WEst Water)
This post completes my review of the first 100 years of the buildings and businesses lining the north side of the “crooked end” of Water
Lots O’ History – Lot 7, Block C (602-608 west water)
Tracing the history of the large corner store on Lot 7, Block C – Twister since 1998 and Hotmar’s hardware store in my youth –
Lots o’ history – lot 1, block d
One of Princeton’s more historic buildings has been getting a facelift over the last several months as work progresses on a new boutique hotel, named
RIP, Karen
KAREN C. BARTEL Longtime Waukesha resident and world traveler Karen Celeste (Emrick) Bartel, 61, found eternal peace on April 5, 2021. Karen was born on
Tilting at plaques
Sancho has saddled my trusty steed. The lance has been mended. I see the giants on the horizon. Just call me Don. Much to my