Trenton, NJ Photos |
Trenton, NJ, is a small capital city on the Delaware River. The State Capitol is flanked by a series of heritage buildings along State Street. |
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| See also: New Jersey |
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| Additions to New Jersey State Capitol (1930). Architect: John Notman, Samuel Sloan, Lewis H. Broome, et al. | New Jersey State Museum (W. State St.). | Lutine House (c1840) (224 W. State St.). | 212 & 214 W. State St. Style: Second Empire. |
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| Roebling Row (202-206 W. State St.). Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. | Roebling Row (202-206 W. State St.). | New Jersey Education Association building (186 W. State St.). | 172 & 170 W. State St. |
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| 170 W. State St. | Princeton House (160 W. State St.). Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. | 156 & 154 W. State St. | 134 W. State St. Style: Victorian Romanesque. |
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| 128-122 W. State St. | Buildings of the Thomas Edison State College along W. State St. | Kelsey Building (1911) (101 W. State St.) of Thomas Edison State College. Architect: Cass Gilbert. On National Register. | Tile work details on Kelsey Building of Thomas Edison State College. |
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| Masonic Temple (1927). Architect: Harry A. Hill. | Masonic Temple. | Old Masonic Temple (1793) now Trenton Visitor's Bureau. | Old Barracks Museum (c1758) (Barrack St.). On National Register. |
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| Old Barracks Museum Georgian House. | Old Barracks Museum outside staircase. | Old Barracks where Washington's troops defeated Hessian troops on December 26, 1776. | William Trent House (1719) built by founder of . Style: Georgian. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |