(Editor’s note: This is a draft of a chapter about the history of girls sports at Princeton High School for Volume II of “Bartel’s History
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WHEN PRINCETON BANNED “1984”
It was a paragraph in the “High-Times” student newspaper section of the Princeton Times-Republic that largely went unnoticed. PHS High-Times, April 5, 1962 – “At
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
THE PRINCETON VIEWMAKER
He was in town for only a few days in 1892, but Clemens J. Pauli left behind a gift treasured by local historians. The artist,
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