(1906–1997) Changes brought about by the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1950s and ’60s will always be associated with the chief justice, Earl Warren.

Seen in: Best Of Jersey

(1916-) If there’s a topic he hasn’t covered in his dozens of books on New Jersey, it may not be worth knowing.

Seen in: Best Of Jersey

Lords Berkeley (1607–1678) and Carteret (1610–1680) They were much more than upper-class white males with fancy hairdos and flowing robes.

Seen in: History, Towns & Schools

(1902–1974) Lucky Lindy, the greatest American hero of the Jazz Age, moved to New Jersey after his marriage to Anne Morrow in 1929, two years after he became the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

Seen in: History, Towns & Schools

George Washington’s surprise attack turned the tide for the stars and stripes.

Seen in: History, Towns & Schools

From our November 1993 issue: Casino mogul Donald Trump’s 1993 campaign to prevent New Jersey’s Ramapough people from rolling the dice.

Seen in: Just For the Web, NJM Classics