A previous recent post discussed the early manned drive-in gas stations that replaced roadside or curbside pumps. By the end of the 1920s most local
THE BOOKS ARE HERE!
“Bartel’s History of Princeton, Volume I: From the New World to the New Deal” is now available at two locations: Daiseye, 525 West Water Street,
The sea lion
With hoaxes dominating the news these days, I thought I would share a story from Old Princeton that surprised me as I was skimming through
TRULY TRIVIA
Here’s a brief “Old Princeton” trivia challenge. It’s not a contest, since there are no prizes other than knowing you’ve learned a little more about
Berlin newspapers ad & article
This ad and article ran this week in Berlin Newspapers. Thank you, Mary Catanese, for your help!
1929 Black Creek Train Crash
These photos do not appear in my book. Damn! I noticed several weeks ago that Laura Skalitzky had posted a photo of a train wreck