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
Lots O’ History – Water Lot 28 (511-521 West water street)
Water Lot 28, today home to the Pastimes and Teak & Soxy shops, is home to historic downtown Princeton’s oldest building, its first brick building
Lots O’ History – Water LOT 29 (505-509 West Water | Horseradish)
The brick-and-block building at 505-509 West Water Street, today home to Horseradish, was built in 1906 and replaced a frame structure erected in the 1850s.
The empire strikes back
“At long last, have you left no sense of decency?” Joseph Welch to Sen. Joseph McCarthy, 1954 An anonymous writer last month dipped his or