Amwell Lodge No. 12 and the Rise of Freemasonry in Lambertville, By David Kois
David Kois is historian and treasurer of Amwell Lodge No. 12 Free and Accepted Masons, https://www.amwelllodge12.org/, and the chairman of [...]
The Kalmia Club Through the Years, By Kate Breuning
Kate Breuning, the historian of The Kalmia Club (visit their website), and her husband Jim moved to Lambertville in 1985. [...]
From Saigon to Lambertville: a Conversation with Memoirist Sandy Hanna
In 2019 longtime Lambertville resident Sandy Hanna published “The Ignorance of Bliss: An American Kid in Saigon,” her remarkable memoir [...]
J.B. Kline: A Caretaker and a Rock Star
On stages throughout the area, J.B. Kline is celebrated for his virtuoso guitar chops and his blues, R&B and acoustic [...]
New Mural Presents Bridge Street, Wampum Belt Figures, and Collapsing Time
Since late summer, visitors to the Lambertville Free Public Library have been treated to a dazzling vision of Time, Nature [...]
Restoring Lambertville’s Old Jail
Steps are underway to restore Lambertville’s old stone jail in picturesque Mary E. Sheridan Park, between the gazebo and The [...]
Steve Meserve on Shad Fishing, Lambertville’s Venerable Hobby
“History, family, environment and community” motivate Steve Meserve and his crew to fish for shad each year. On May 12 [...]
Local Artists Discuss History, Technique and Inspiration – Part 3
Following is the last set of insights from artists participating in Plein Air Plus on March 10. What is there about Lambertville [...]
Local Artists Discuss History, Technique and Inspiration – Part 2
Today's snowy weather would not have kept Edward Redfield, the renowned New Hope impressionist dedicated to plein air painting, indoors. He [...]
Local Artists Discuss History, Technique and Inspiration
Plein Air Plus takes place March 10! In 2013 the Lambertville Historical Society launched this community-oriented fundraising event to draw [...]