The White City Mansion, known as the Casino during the amusement park days, was utilized by various organizations for dinner meetings. Obviously you had to live in the period to exprience the famous chicken waffles. Restaurant advertisements of the time described them as chicken done to a turn served with crisp, brown waffles and maple syrup. Never heard of this dish. Have you? Fluffy ruffles refers to dresses and hats with ruffles. Anonymous judges would walk the park and select the most attractive attire for cash prizes.
Broad Street Park is one of the oldest sections of the Township of Hamilton, Mercer County, New Jersey. It is an area consisting of the environs of South Broad Street to the bluffs overlooking Spring Lake and the marshes of John A. Roebling Park. It is a primarily residential neighborhood. The Township's first fire company was organized there and the Township's original police station was located there for many years. Postings from Deutzville and Fairview Park are included.
Showing posts with label White City Mansion. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
1962: Fire at Mansion
Trenton Evening Times, December 12, 1962
It was a benefit to Broad Street Park that the loss of this historic building was averted. The mansion's existence has been traced back to 1820. It was the focal point of the White City Amusement Park. The mansion, known today as the Abbott Overlook Mansion, is being restored to its former glory.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Abbott Overlook Mansion
This is a recent photograph of the White City Mansion. It was recently acquired by Suzy and Turner Abbott and will be known as the Abbott Overlook Mansion. Use the link to the right to access Suzy's blog for more pictures and rehabilitation activity.
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