Alfred “Fred” Martin fled the Nazi regime during World War II, found his way to the U.S. in the 1950s with hopes of buying a
Tag: City of Princeton Historical
PRINCETON & FLUORIDATION
Formed in 1917 as the women’s suffrage movement gained momentum across the United States, the Princeton Woman’s Club proved its mettle over the years by
532-542 WEST WATER STREET | CIRCA 1955
I just came across this 1950s era photo of the 147-year-old building at 538-542 West Water Street (left) and the building directly east of it
HANDCRAFT VIDEO CLIP
Recent research about the Handcraft Company brought me back to this video, which I had seen on Facebook a couple of years ago. The Princeton
ISO ST. MARIE CONTINUED
I have spent the last several months tying up loose ends in my research of the history of the village of St. Marie and the
OLD HOUSES | PART 4
Here’s another installment in my series on 19th century houses in the southeast quadrant of the city. This post traces the roots of three houses