The streets of the River Towns along the Delaware are filled with artisanal shopping, amazing eateries, and antiques. They are also home to several awesome bookstores. Growing up, bookstores were …
Off the River Spotlight: Sergeantsville, New Jersey
With so much history around the Delaware River Towns, we want to highlight some forgotten gems. Every month we plan to dive into Bucks County & Hunterdon history and talk about what makes …
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Your Field Guide to the Christmas Week Reenactments in the Delaware River Towns
For thousands, Christmas week in the Delaware River towns means historical reenactments. It starts with the massive Christmas-Day reenactment at Washington Crossing Historic Park in Washington …
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Lambertville’s Ties to the California Gold Rush
Yes. Lambertville, New Jersey has ties to the 1849 California Gold Rush. And yes... that is the origin of the name for the San Fransisco 49ers football team. Following in his fathers' footprints …
6 Stunning Vantage Points for Fall Foliage
It's that time of the year again. School is back in session. Sundays are filled with football. Pumpkin spice coffee is freely flowing and the days have begun to cool down. Autumn is upon us, and that …
Celebrate the Women of the Revolution!
The amount of history around the Delaware River is incredible. From George Washington staying at the Sergeantsville Inn to his famous trip across the frozen river. Most sites are preserved and stand …
Top 3 Free Delaware River Boat Launches
You can’t go wrong planning to spend a day on the Delaware River. Whether you're tubing, kayaking or boating, the River doesn’t fall short of activities. The first step to getting out on the water is …
The Scenic Byway of the Delaware River Towns
On October 16, 2009, the federal government recognized the historic and natural qualities of Hunterdon County's Route 29. On that date, the 34-mile stretch running from Trenton to Frenchtown was …
What Makes the Delaware River Towns Special?
The Delaware River is the lifeblood of the Delaware River Towns. The river provided food and water for those that first settled upon its banks. It has proved a steady and reliable source of commerce, …