Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a photo of the first building that stood on Lot 19 of Block 1 of the Flint
LOTS O’ HISTORY: BLOCK 1, LOT 20 | KRISTY’S CORNER
After a wonderful vacation in Australia, time with my oldest son and granddaughters, and a month away from my laptop, my attention returned last week
50 YEARS AGO THIS MONTH
This was published 50 years ago today, the first article chronicling a sad, tragic chapter in Princeton history. I remember getting a call from my
FACT CHECK: ST. JOHN’S PICNIC 2.0
(Editor’s note: I am filing this post from Brookfield. My babysitting duties here were extended late last week and I will not be able to
AUNT JUDY’S CAFE
In keeping with the food theme of my recent posts – McQueen’s Drive In, Sherm’s and the Little Market – I decided to put together
THE LITTLE MARKET
A few months before the McQueen Drive In (see previous post) opened its doors in 1950 on Highway 23-73, another small business was establishing its