History

Pre-dating the Declaration of Independence by about a century, Bergen Square offers some insight into how the state started planting its roots.

Remains of the Thomas Edison’s New Jersey operations can still be seen across the state.

A path for pedestrians and bicyclists stretching from the Delaware to the Hudson? The cities of Bayonne and Jersey City are working together to make it happen.

What was originally planned as a façade rebuild, has become a historic integrity triage mission to revive crumbling mortar, falling bricks, and a demolished stoop.

Merriewold at Highland Park, named for the castle built by the Johnson & Johnson family, marries the new with the notable and leaves a sordid history in the past.

These vintage relics advertising businesses, products, and services from years ago are a visual reminder of Jersey City’s past.

Given the state of public transportation today, it's hard to believe there was once a complex network of streetcars throughout Hudson County.

City officials say that the structure "poses a danger," but that there are no funds to tear it down.

Steeped in historical details, and now restored to its former glory, this Mercer Street townhouse was home to Jersey City's most influential residents.

Built in the 1850s, 109 Sussex Street was originally home to a 'universally esteemed' NYC grocer. Now, after years of neglect, the home has been returned to its former glory.