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Kingston Mill House

The Millstone River between Kingston and Rocky Hill along River Road divides the Kingston Mill Historic District in Princeton Township (Mercer County) from the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park and Historic District. The park includes the Millstone River, the canal, the Kingston Locktender’s House, the Tollhouse, the Kingston Basin, Lock #8, and the bridge that replaced Swing Bridge #16. Kingston Village Historic District is bisected by today’s Route 27 with the west side in Franklin Township (Somerset County) and the east side in South Brunswick Township (Middlesex County).

Jacob Skillman rebuilt a mill on an earlier mill site at the Millstone River.

This is another HDR image that I uploaded to either Flickr or Instagram but which never made it to my website.

@khurtwilliams have hopes for #ClassicPress as well. Spent some time deep diving into microformats2 today, sooo works for indie businesses, no middle analytics, h-review, h-product. All the tools right in the HTML.You can own your analytics with webmentions. by Greg McVerryGreg McVerry
@khurtwilliams have hopes for #ClassicPress as well. Spent some time deep diving into microformats2 today, sooo works for indie businesses, no middle analytics, h-review, h-product. All the tools right in the HTML. You can own your analytics with webmentions.
@jgmac1106, we don’t own what Google does links don’t work. I have a history with this website, a history that is broken if I move links to a subdomain, which I can’t do anyway.

I don’t understand what you mean by “no middle analytics, h-review, h-product” and “You can own your analytics with webmentions.”