Hopewell	Princeton
Philadelphia & Reading RR Depot and Train Station	Nassau Street Looking East, Sage Tower
West Broad Street	Palmer Square and Tavern
Greenwood Avenue Looking North	The Nassau Inn, J.B. Renwick, Prop.
Saint Michael’s Orphanage	Alexander Hall, Princeton University
Labaw Residence on Louellen Street	Horse and Buggy, Nassau & Witherspoon Street
Hopewell Dainties (The Chocolate Factory)	Cuyler Hall, Princeton University
Hopewell Bakery & Cash Grocery, C.H. Allen, Prop.	Skating on Loch Carnegie
Blackwell Avenue Looking North	Quaker Meeting House
Columbia Avenue	Blair Hall and Campbell Hall, Princeton University
Ralston Heights, Stairway to Great Walled Garden	Princeton Inn
Hart Avenue	Van Deventer Avenue
Blackwell Avenue Looking South	Birdseye View of Palmer Square
Old School Babtist Church, John Hart Memorial	Football Game, circa 1910, Princeton University

Midway between New York City and Philadelphia, we’ve long called Hopewell and Princeton home; so this page features some vintage postcards from our collection (with nod to Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”, first performed at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre on January 22, 1938.)

The red brick building in our masthead? That would be the Philadelphia & Reading Train Station in Hopewell, New Jersey. Built in 1876, it has been on the state and federal registers of historic places since 1984. Still an active freight line; passenger service ceased in 1982; today the station is used as a community center.

A note for collectors: While we much appreciate the charm of well-worn ephemera, we instead decided to show these postcards as closer-to-new; we’ve done photo-restoration to most of these images, also taking a measure of artistic license with some.