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should go see Adam Extons grave in hamilton

Grant replaced him!

greenwood cemetery

Born and rasied in trenton played on shaky bridge 100's of times

McClellan also ran against Lincoln in 1864. He only carried NJ, DE, and KY.

Born and raised in Trenton, New Jersey, and it's RiverVIEW Cemetery! Enjoyed the video, thank you.

Pretty Flamingo was not written by Bruce and Steve Van Zandt...still very good piece.

Did she say "landlordess"?

I’m in west deptford New Jersey ❤❤❤❤

When are we going to dinner 🍲

Cool stories.

Pretty flamingo is a Manfred Mann song.

Grew up in Trenton moved recently but I still go to that park all the time where the cemetery is....love the content

Pretty flamingo was not a Bruce original

636 Adeline Street is haunted house too . I feel sorry for the people that live in it now smh

Is there a dome above and around the entire town? Otherwise, I don't see how they don't have bugs.

Yes. The Ocean Grove Fishing Club structure on the pier was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. Today there is a new pier over the ocean without any structure on the end.

Incorrect at the end. Hurricane Sandy took out that fishing pier hut.

Great video and as a Trenton res born and raised I didn't know a bunch of stuff u shared

What else is new. To be the worst womanizer and unfaithful husband was JFK and his brother, RFK.

Attended a play at Princeton way back when. Great history finds.

Very poor audio. However, I did work in Elberon/Long Brach when I was 16 as a mother's helper for a Jewish couple that had a 2 year old son, Jeff, who I took to the Long Branch Country Club each day.

I grew up in NJ and went to St. Rose of Lima Church. My sister went to the parochial school there. We lived for a while in an upstairs apt. at 22 Institute St. which is just a hope skip and jump from his Institute connection and my cousin lived around the corner from Randolph St. on Mc Lean Ave. Will share this vlog for my family and friends in NJ and in Freehold. We always ate at Federici's too.

I was to Ocean Grove in the 50's and 60's and its good to hear the full story and see the Victorian houses.

Thanks this was a great video! Will be attending Princeton this fall and happy to find some history on it

1:56 Nope I wish 😅... some of us struggle til the day we can't no more. I know it ain't worth it to always fret, idk to each their own..

I love asbury outdoors concerts, all the festivals, its a shame some if the historical church are going to be demolished. I used to go to the roof of the paramount Teathre.

Great video! Couldn’t find many other ones about Princeton’s history

Proud member of the NJ SCV camp! This is one of several neat confederate sites to see in New Jersey. New Jersey has major confederate ties that many tend to be unaware of. Normally the usa federal flags should NOT be there. When we go down there we place the first national and battle flag down. The men are not buried under the monument they are in trench graves between the trees around.

Just found your video. Very good and very interesting. I'm surprised that there aren't more views here. I'm originally from Long Branch.

Hey History Chick - Great story - did you know that much of asbury's history involved amusements of all kinds - it would make for a great story down the road!. I was the last owner operator of Asbury Casino Amusements / Palace Casino Amusements. We had sold the palace amusements to sam vacarro i think in 1988 (so hard to remember) . If you ever need any info on the amusement history just let me know as it goes back to 1897. All the best !! > Chris

My husband and I went to the evening haunted tour here and it was incredible and very interesting!

I read that David Sancious’ mom was the only one that would let the band practice in her house, and that’s why they were called the E street band.

O.G. was my childhood home. I often played in the park next to the auditorium, and drank from that fountain. My great grandfather was a Methodist/Episcopal minister in Long Branch, and preached once in the auditorium. When he died at a very young age the famous preacher Billy Sunday took up a collection at one of the Sunday sessions, which was enough to buy a house there for his widow, so that she could rent out rooms. Their younger daughter, my grandmother, was a real rebel, often sneaking out of Sunday meetings with friends. As an adult she would host secret home parties with alcohol, and sometimes drive her car right through the chains at the gate, when she was late getting it out. Her older sister was a saint like her father, and also died young. Although not having lived there for many years, that little piece of paradise will always hold a special place in my heart.

nice to see this video . i have lived in hamilton in 2k14 . so i will see this video again n again . thanks ~~~

Very interesting, thank you.

hey there! I enjoyed watching your take on Ocean Grove. Having spent many week long trips to the Grove in my early years, it is always fun to revisit the place that made such an impression on me - including the victorian architecture. our first trip was in 1964 - well before the ban on cars on sundays was lifted. that was a unique experience for sure! so many fond memories - it looked like you enjoyed your time there as well! jt

You must have something better to do with your life

this is such a well done video, i love it :)

Fact Lee's sued Feds for arlington house and won and could have had Feds Removed all Bodies buried there ! The Lee's decided against this and in turn sold the land to Feds ! 2nd Fact NJ had slavery and at the time of Civil War had a different term for there slavery and called it "apprenticeship" !

Great videos!

That's one hungry shark. Dang.

I want funnel cake

Excited to see the rest of this series!!!!! Who knew Harding was such a dog 👀