The Fair Six At 8:20 p.m. on Wednesday the 2nd of August 1933, a party of six Princeton men left home in… Read More..
Planning on an extended hike this summer? Light-weight backpacks, freeze-dried food, bug repellent? Hiking has gotten, if not easier, then at least more… Read More..
One hundred years ago, Princeton celebrated Canada Day, or Dominion Day, as a big event in a small community. Baseball, tennis, foot and… Read More..
Keep up to date with what’s being happening at the Princeton Museum over the last few months with our Spring Newsletter. Read it… Read More..
American train robber Bill Miner, who spent his happiest years living at liberty in Princeton B.C. (1903-1907), died in prison at Milledgeville, Georgia… Read More..
William Samuel Frew was born in Scotland in 1894 according to official records although his grave here at the Princeton cemetery says 1890.… Read More..
Click here to launch! This video was produced before the site was complete and so you will note some improvements. Project concept, design,… Read More..
Dr. Bruce Archibald will once again enjoin us in a talk about the species that once inhabited this area and how they interacted… Read More..
This is the “year in review” newsletter which will give you a pretty good idea of how we kept busy in 2023. Click… Read More..
This is a picture of the Brown Bridge under construction in February of 1900. The legendary Brown Bridge is the focal point of… Read More..
The story of the Amber Ski Hill begins in 1924 and the Princeton Ski Club. This is the new cabin, built in 1938,… Read More..