Posts Tagged "Trenton history"

TCHS Sport Nite: Join Us on Zoom

Posted on Feb 11, 2022 in Events, Past Events

TCHS grads share stories and highlights from their participation in the storied Sport Nite.

Thursday, March 24; 7 pm

Stacy-Trent Hotel, Trenton

Posted on Sep 13, 2021 in Current Exhibits, Exhibits, Featured

See the Stacy-Trent Hotel display in the museum and online

Commemorate the Victorious 1781 March to Yorktown

Posted on Aug 6, 2021 in Events, Past Events

A Day of American Revolution Re-enactments and Family-friendly Activities

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
At William Trent House

Horsman Dolls Talk

Posted on Dec 23, 2020 in Events, Past Events

ZOOM TALK with Exhibit Curator Karl J. Flesch
Horsman Dolls: From its founding to its heyday when Trenton had the largest doll factory in the country
Tuesday, January 12; 7pm
$10

Plaque Commemorates Colonel Johann Gottlieb Rall and the 1776 Battle of Trenton

Posted on Dec 4, 2020 in Exhibits, Past Exhibits

Jan 3 Jan 10 On view at Ellarslie in advance of PATRIOTS WEEK 2020 and through January, anytime the Trenton City Museum is open (limited schedule due to covid-19, please confirm schedule on our website). This bronze plaque was erected by the  Trenton High School class of 1905 almost 125 years after the December 26, 1776 event that it commemorates.It marked the spot at which Colonel Johann Gottlieb Rall was mortally wounded  near the corner of Broad Street (then called Queen Street, or Bridge Street) and what is now Academy Street, in the street in front of the Mercer County...