Views: 30,980 While watching an old episode of Man vs. Food Nation, food critic and comedian Adam Richman showed some awesome sandwiches from Jersey. Adam got us thinking, what are the sandwiches that define New Jersey? We’ve reached out to… Read More »Sandwiches Invented in New Jersey
Views: 3,574 NOTE: As with all Mr. Local History retrospectives, we often update the post when we learn stories and are sent photos from our community. We will continue to grow this piece as information becomes available. Mr. Local History Project… Read More »Where is West Millington, Lyons and Madisonville Sections of Bernards Township
Views: 5,490 As with all Mr. Local History retrospectives, we often update the post when we learn stories and are sent photos from our internet community. We will continue to grow this piece as information becomes available. If you have a… Read More »Franklin Corners and William Childs Williamsburg-esqe Village
Views: 16,743 Here’s to a lifetime of living in Jersey. Here’s the map. It’s simple. It may not be the healthiest, but Fagettaboutit, it’s Jersey’s best comfort food. Great flavor with an attitude. I love it. You will too! Post… Read More »Jersey Comfort Food – Mapping The Best of the Best!
Views: 10,047 Being a Jersey guy who can’t forget the classic New Jersey diner. I’m not talking about IHOP or Denny’s, but a REAL New Jersey diner. This story is a calling to our internet friends to identify the ultimate… Read More »Mapping New Jersey’s Most Iconic Diners & We Have a Winner
Views: 10,001 Boy this has turned into an obsession. We keep digging and we keep finding more and more racetracks that were once in New Jersey! The Mr. Local History Project is a non-profit organization that picks up on great… Read More »Lost New Jersey Racetracks Project Map
Views: 10,743 General Washington, the Continental Army, and General Lord Stirling of Basking Ridge took a page from the history books and created a sophisticated communications network to highlight the British movement. They were called the “Beacons.” You never know… Read More »Lord Stirling’s Rev War Beacon Signal Towers
Views: 33,142 Many people have asked why post all this history stuff on the area you’re calling the Somerset Hills. Well, call it passion. Call it intrigue. Call it local awareness. I think that the main reason is whenever I… Read More »Grand Mansions and Historic Estates in the Somerset Hills
Views: 4,945 Do you know all of the historic sites on our state and national registers here in the Somerset Hills? Well now you have a source of historic sites in the Somersest Hills! And we threw in the rest… Read More »Historic Sites in Somerset Hills
Views: 5,133 Here’s the question. You’re being relocated. You’re moving to a state where you have no friends and family to guide where you should live. It’s Florida, so at least it’s warm. So how do you know which neighborhoods… Read More »Mashing Crime History to Maps and GPS
Views: 6,830 Map Identifies Historic Properties, Owners, Building Locations, Local History Including the Often Ignored Pluckemin Artillery Park With over 2,000 hours of painstaking research and countless renderings, the landscaping firm of John Charles Smith & Associates of Far Hills… Read More »Bedminster Map Project Reveals Historic Pluckemin Artillery Park
Views: 13,599 Help map New Jersey (and surrounding areas) Historic Schoolhouses! It’s growing everyday – and it’s FREE. A great new mapping effort. We’re looking for people to post information regarding any old one room type schoolhouses that you know… Read More »Mapping New Jersey’s Historic Schoolhouses
Views: 18,572 First – Start your journey with 30 seconds of what we call #burgerporn. Enjoy as we did! Who doesn’t love a good burger. Ah yes, even the statement opens the door wide open for interpretation. How big, ketchup… Read More »Mapping the Best Burgers in America