City of Princeton Historical – Page 2 – Bartel's History of Princeton

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

Tracing the history of the Abram Hall House at 302 Fulton Street reminded me that I had neglected my series on historic homes. Part 1

I have spent most of my history time in the last several weeks wrapping up a book about the long-lost village of St. Marie. My

Of the 15 men and women who sat in the editor’s chair at the Times-Republic office in Princeton between 1940 and 1990, none contributed more

From the time workers dug the seven-mile canal from the Mecan River to the Fox River in Princeton by pick and shovel in the 1850s,

Part 2 of our tour of Old Houses focuses on the homes on the north side of West Water Street built mostly in the early

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