Trenton’s Junior No. 1, 1916
OPENING SEPTEMBER 26, 2020!Featuring photographs of Junior 1by Robert J. Sammons and J. Carlos Vargas ON THE FOREFRONT:Trenton’s Junior No. 1, 1916 Do you have Junior No. 1 memories, insights, or photos to share? Drop us a line at tms@ellarslie.org! In the meantime, enjoy this preview: Junior 1 1937 class ring from the collection of Karl J. Flesch ...
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POSTPONED
Ellarslie Open 37 Juried Exhibit
Tentatively Rescheduled for September
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Programming is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Mercer County Division of Culture and Heritage, in partnership with the New Jersey Historical Commission Division of Cultural Affairs/Department of State.
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