Rev. James & Hannah Caldwell: Elizabeth’s Patriots

Explore the story of Rev. James and Hannah Caldwell, Revolutionary heroes whose sacrifice helped define Elizabeth, NJ’s path to independence.

By |2025-10-07T18:51:38-04:00May 23, 2025|Revolutionary War & Early American Republic (1775–1800)|Comments Off on Rev. James & Hannah Caldwell: Elizabeth’s Patriots

The Dix Building: A Commercial Pillar of Broad Street

Discover the rich history of Elizabeth's Dix Building, once a six-story hub of commerce and education on bustling Broad Street.

By |2025-10-07T18:51:39-04:00April 28, 2025|Industrial Growth & Immigration (1800–1900)|Comments Off on The Dix Building: A Commercial Pillar of Broad Street

Red Lion Inn: Washington’s 1779 Court‑Martial to Library

Explore Elizabethtown’s Red Lion Inn—host to Washington’s 1779 court‑martial and his 1789 visit—later reborn in 1912 as the Elizabeth Public Library.

By |2025-10-07T18:51:39-04:00April 22, 2025|Revolutionary War & Early American Republic (1775–1800)|Comments Off on Red Lion Inn: Washington’s 1779 Court‑Martial to Library

From Westminster Ave. to the World: The Pingry School’s Elizabeth Roots

Discover the roots of The Pingry School, founded in Elizabeth, NJ in 1861, and its journey from Westminster Ave. to a legacy of academic excellence.

By |2025-10-07T18:51:39-04:00April 9, 2025|Industrial Growth & Immigration (1800–1900)|Comments Off on From Westminster Ave. to the World: The Pingry School’s Elizabeth Roots
Go to Top