Norfolk Then . . .
With poplars and maple trees lining the sidewalk, Station Place presented a bucolic setting to the visitor arriving at the…
With poplars and maple trees lining the sidewalk, Station Place presented a bucolic setting to the visitor arriving at the…
This decorative railing near the corner of Greenwoods Road and Maple Avenue stands on what was once the northern edge…
Although there was no organized baseball for Norfolk youth until Little League arrived in 1952, town team baseball flourished during…
Look closely at the houses in this 1890’s photograph to see if you recognize any. The view is from the…
It was a busy afternoon at the General Electric plant in 1952. On the banks of the Blackberry River, in…
Here’s a dilemma those born in a leap year might relate to: what do you do when your 21st birthday…
For the Kendall family of Norfolk, Christmas meant gathering to decorate an evergreen tree in their home. If this sounds…
The names of candidates who lose elections often fade into obscurity, or perhaps become questions on “Jeopardy.” In 1940, however,…
John Jay, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court…
While the sign Martini Hotel may have raised eyebrows during Prohibition, it was actually the name of the hotel’s proprietor,…