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From Lavish Office to Minimum Security Prison
John B. Torkelsen’s lavish offices on Vaughn Drive had light oak parquet floors, built-in light oak cabinets, simulated oak ceiling beams, and a unique...
Chestnut’s Tree’s Old World Legacy
‘We love books, and we were ready not to work for anyone else,” says Pamela Kaye, who, along with her husband, Ira Kaye, has...
Glen Echo Books: Firmly Rooted, Hoping to Grow
Deb Hunter has come up with a way — actually two ways — to cash in on the tide of retiring Baby Boomers. She...
Classics’ Rebirth in Trenton
Eric Maywar talks about the bookstores he haunted as a young boy with the joyous enthusiasm others reserve for ballparks or roller coasters. Now...
How Friendship Saved the Bookworm
Running the Cranbury Bookworm has been a labor of love for more than 30 years. Today the unusual bookstore in the historic district of...
Retail Survivors: Bookstores
At one time the small independent bookstore seemed headed the way of old-fashioned hardware stores and tailor shops. The future of bookstores was big...