The Dunseth House stood for 100 years at the west edge of Lawrenceville. If you wish to share our photographs with others, please give...

From the Library of Congress “The Sanborn Map Collection consists of a uniform series of large-scale maps, dating from 1867 to the...

Many readers have asked about the history of the Dunseth House which has recently been demolished. You may remember it was the stately...

Checker Club 1902 (as reported in the Daily Record February 12, 1923) " The un- organized Lawrenceville Checker Club contained the...

Lawrence County News October 5, 1910 Residents of South Lawrenceville complain of petty annoyances and depredations of tramps who infest...

January 10, 1879 Rural Republican Around and About by the Editor: Cold weather. Beautiful snow. Wild game is plentiful and cheap....

HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS: "NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!" The Lawrence County Historical Society will present a special program at its next...

For two hundred years businesses have flourished around the Lawrenceville Square. The passage of time has seen many changes in property...

The availability of shopping malls, box stores, and the internet caused shoppers to bypass the downtown areas in many small towns. Not...