Hidden New Jersey

Walk around Princeton's atmospheric Palmer Square, and you'd be excused if you thought parts of it had been there since the American...

Today it's a Nature Conservancy refuge, a popular place for birders to observe migrating and resident birds across 200 acres of marsh, g...

Abraham Lincoln in the 1840s. Wednesday February 12 marks the 205th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, an interesting date to ...

In our last post , we talked about Fort Lee's history as the world's first moviemaking capital, and the near absence of any visible ...

Our stroll through Mount Holly brought us to a classic part of virtually any colonial town: the inn. The Mill Street Hotel and Tavern looked...

First it was the railroad hub for the Pinelands. Then it became a popular resort. Then it was the site of the nation's first interna...

Go to the downtown business district in many of the older towns on the Raritan Valley railroad line, and you'll see a Victorian era buil...

That awful pork-roll-on-potato-roll sandwich may have left a dent, but it wasn't enough to tide me through lunchtime on our recent Cape ...