Posts about the development of Plainsboro.
The End of an Era: Plainsboro’s Longtime Mayor Retires
After 44 years as mayor, Plainsboro’s Peter Cantu, 84, is retiring! He’ll stay on the Township Committee until December 2026 but will
War of the Words: How Orson Welles Changed Plainsboro with a Radio Broadcast
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles’ radio adaptation of War of the Worlds caused nationwide panic, especially in New Jersey. The broadcast,
Gobbling Up History: Plainsboro’s Thanksgiving Past
Thanksgiving in Plainsboro, New Jersey, offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the town's deep history and agricultural roots. Settled in the
There’s No Mooing in Baseball: How the Walker-Gordon Dairy Farm Was Involved in Our National Pastime
The Walker-Gordon Baseball Team holds a special place in the history of Plainsboro, New Jersey. Named after the Walker-Gordon Dairy Company, which
Honoring Plainsboro’s Veterans
Every year, on November 11th, the United States observes Veterans Day, a time to reflect on the dedication, sacrifices, and service of
Polling Plainsboro
In honor of the Presidential election this week, we're taking a trip back in time to look at Plainsboro's political history. The
Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Lenape Rattles and Social Dances
Among the many items in Wicoff House Museum's Native American collection, the most interesting is arguably the rattles. Used in social dances
A Brief History of Plainsboro’s Fire Department
Founded in 1959 and incorporated in 1960, the Plainsboro Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 was an organization comprised of residents and dedicated
A coxswain’s dream that became a reality: Carnegie Lake
The story of Carnegie Lake is a compelling testament to the vision and perseverance of those who dreamed of creating a lasting
From Barn Fires to Modern Innovations: Simonson Farms Timeline
Step into the vibrant history of Simonson Farms, where each decade has its own story of perseverance and growth to tell! In
