The building that stands at 441 West Water Street and houses Princeton Garage Antiques turns 100 this year, making it the newest commercial building on
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LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 21 (629-631 WEST WATER STREET)
The Princeton Pioneer Club held its first meeting in February 1874 in the Hubbard House at the southeast corner of Water and Washington streets. More
LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 22 (623-627 WEST WATER STREET)
Followers of this blog know that although Royal Treat is considered the founder of Princeton, his brother Henry was its first landowner. The federal land
LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 23 (613-617 WEST WATER STREET)
The history of the first 100 years of the “crooked end of Water Street” is filled with so many twists and turns that it’s easy
LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 20 (637 WEST WATER STREET)
The wagon shop that Gottlieb Luedtke opened in 1871 at about 637 West Water Street would remain a family business for four generations, well beyond
LOTS O’ HISTORY – WATER LOT 27 (523 & 525 WEST WATER STREET)
A fire destroyed the first building moved to Water Lot 27, which later became home to two of the 28 buildings in Princeton’s downtown district