St. Hubert’s Chapel | Visit a Medieval-Style Chapel in North Jersey Designed by Louis...
Discover how one man’s dedication saved St. Hubert’s Chapel from ruin and why this hidden New Jersey sanctuary is worth the wait for a tour.
Jealousy and Triumph: The History of Newark Liberty International Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport’s history is one of early triumphs, bitter rivalries, and an enduring legacy as a global gateway.
Exploring Louis Kahn’s Influential Trenton Bath House
Originally built in the 1950s for the Jewish Community Center by famed architect Louis Kahn, the Trenton Bath House has become a holy pilgrimage site for Kahn's disciples.
A Historic Journey Through Cape May and the Black Landmarks That Finally Get Included...
Cape May was once a haven for freed slaves, at its peak, the town was home to 88 Black-owned businesses including music venues, lodgings, and shops. This year, the Historic Sites Council approved including these areas in the National Historic Register.
The Newark that Could Have Been, Part III: Stunted Visions, Bad Faith, and Acceptance
Part III of our deep dive into the history and architectural aspirations of Newark: A new branding campaign in the 1980s pushed hard the idea that Newark had finally leveled off from the decline that consumed the city for the last 20 years.
Step Inside Victorian Grandeur: Discover Flemington’s Historic Homes and Hidden Gems on June 1st
Explore Flemington's rich history on the House Tours of Flemington, happening June 1st, where you'll get an exclusive look inside Victorian homes, historic churches, and the newly renovated courthouse.
The Newark that Could Have Been, Part II: Mid-Century Utopias and Motorama Nightmares
Part II of our deep dive into the history and architectural aspirations of Newark: post-World War II Newark is grappling with economic downturns and the weight of its own aspirations, as it embarks on a bold journey to redefine itself.
The Newark that Could Have Been, Part I: A City Beautiful, Sky-High Ambitions, and...
Dive into the history and architectural aspirations of Newark, a city with a complex past and promising future, explored through the lens of its iconic landmarks and unrealized urban visions.
Explore the History of the Garden State on Hunterdon County’s 579 Trail
New Jersey’s 579 Trail, a 25-mile stretch of country road from Bloomsbury to Lambertville, is a great way to explore the agricultural roots of the Garden State.
Weequahic High School’s Landmark Achievement: Celebrating Betelle’s Architectural Mastery in Newark
Weequahic High School's historic importance was recently recognized when it was named to New Jersey’s Register of Historic Places.
