On November 15, 2025, Peapack and Gladstone opened its doors to the past as visitors stepped into the 2025 Historic…
1930s: Bernards Plateau and the 60-acre Bernards Commons & Decker's Park Community Project The Bernards Plateau was named for the…
John Seidel, Archeologist, Director/Professor, Washington College, Chesterfield, Maryland It was a cold, winterish April afternoon at the Jacobus Vanderveer House…
This story is part of a series I've been researching, as I rebuild my youthful memories growing up on Lake…
Nostalgic & Personal As a kid, summers at Lake Naomi were my whole world. That’s where I first learned to…
Fortune Magazine - May 1977 The 25 Best Designed Products (Alcort Sunfish) by Walter McQuade Picture it: a warm afternoon…
While the summer is a beautiful time for recreation in the Poconos, the fall is IMHO the most beautiful time…
Known as The Race of Gentlemen, the event has been revived since the 1950s by a local club called the…
Don't you just love getting a postcard? You know them... that picture you'd get in your mailbox from back in…
Based on the visible rail spacing, forward deck length, and proportions, the pontoon boat here looks like a Bentley 240…
Map of the 1779 Sullivan Trail - Click the map to see a blow-up of the trail that ran right through…
Stauffers Pond, c1900, on the Upper Tunkhannock Creek. Stauffer's Laurel Inn was the first major retreat destination in the region…
Pocono Pines is in Tunkhannock in Monroe County, PA Loomis, Way & Palmer, 1860 - (Map below) I've been creating…
In the early 1900s, the quiet mountain community of Pocono Pines found its voice through the vision of Rev. Rufus…
Our Lake Naomi story begins with Thomas Thompson Miller of Easton, PA, who, in the late part of the 19th…
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