The Forgotten Past of New Jersey

689 River Drive was a historic old farmhouse in Elmwood Park. The home was built in 1900, with two additions added making the home 434...

It's hard to imagine how New Jersey looked in 1775. That is the year the story of "The Trees" begins. What began as just a hum...

As Newark's population skyrocketed well into the 1920's, city infrastructure was being overwhemled by the influx of residents. Parti...

Source The original building of the Warren Street School was built in 1892, after the old school at Wickliffe and School streets was out...

By the late 1800s there were already several hospitals operaring in and around the city of Newark. However, none of them were in the Ironbou...

This small school, also known as the Shimer School, was built in Pohatcong Township in 1939. H. P. Everett and associates designed th...

Back in the late 1800s, the need for medical care in the city of Trenton was growing. In 1892 the Fisk family offered up some land on the we...