Welcome to Archival Ramblings. This blog is meant to be a place where I can post articles pertaining to the history of the New Jersey State Police and the Lindbergh Kidnapping Case. My intention is to try to have a new article posted monthly, but additional articles may be posted as events warrant, so please keep checking back for updates.
All of the articles I write are, of course, copyrighted to me. However, please feel free to print them out for easier reading (they're bound to be rather long!), and if you use any portion of them in your works please remember to cite your source!
And lastly, although I am the archivist for the New Jersey State Police Museum, I am not their spokesman and this blog is my own personal creation. The views expressed here are mine and mine alone.
I hope you enjoy my articles!
Mark Falzini
Nov. 2006
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"People often dismiss the trivia of history and they look upon the major dates of battles and the major generals and that sort of thing. But history is essentially...largely about trivia; our lives are about trivia. And if you can understand the trivia maybe it helps you to understand the bigger issues and larger issues and how they emerged from the trivia." --David Lewis,PhD
About Me
- Mark W. Falzini
- April 2021 graduate with honors of the Escoffier School of Culinary Arts with a Diploma in Professional Pastry Arts.
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"Look at the stars. Some of them have been extinguished for thousands of years but their light is only just reaching us now. The past is always influencing the present."
--Lex Luthor, Smallville