Trenton Evening Times, August 26, 1934
John S. Cook was a notable Broad Street Parker. He was an archaeologist and local historian. Mr Cook was a member of the New Jersey and Trenton Historical Societies. He passed away on November 29, 1949. His residence at 103 Park (cor. Lafayette) Avenue is pictured above.
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.
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BSP Indian Artifacts, Part I
Trenton Times Sunday Advertiser, October 19, 1919
It is fascinating to learn of the interest and effort of Parkers past. Mr Cook's archaeological activity provides us information on the very first Parkers.
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