Making Deep Connections on Music Mountain: A Conversation with Ginny Brennan
As the founder and producing director of Music Mountain Theatre, Ginny Brennan has long been one of our community’s brightest [...]
Walking on Weeden with Gordon Haas and Tom Ogren
On a rainy May morning, an LHS group visited Weeden Street in the southeast corner of Lambertville (view a street [...]
The Art of John A. Anderson: Looking Up Close with Jeffrey Apoian and Stephen Harris
On May 11 at the Marshall House, local photographers Jeffrey Apoian and Stephen Harris and a group of painters, photographers [...]
Bringing History to Life through Ballet and Song: A Conversation with Mark Roxey and Richard Jarboe
On December 21 the Lambertville Historical Society and the Roxey Ballet Company joined up for the second annual performance of [...]
LHS 2022 Annual Meeting via Zoom
LHS ANNUAL MEETING via ZOOM SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 2022 1 to 2:15 p.m. After a short business meeting and a review [...]
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 [...]