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NJ State Museum Daily: 9:00 AM to 4:45 PM Closed Mondays Trenton, NJ - The New Jersey State Museum, in partnership with the New Jersey State Archives, is pleased to present a new exhibition celebrating both the State of New Jersey’s and the United States’ 250th anniversary. Entitled The Power to Change: Revolutionary Stories from the […] 
FIVE INDEPENDENT SOULS: THE SIGNERS FROM NEW JERSEY Opening May 2026 Days before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, John Adams wrote to Samuel Chase, “Jersey has chosen five new Members all independent Souls, and instructed them to vote on the first of July for Independence.” This turning point forever linked these five New […] 
TRENTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Trentoniana Exhibit at the Trenton Free Public Library features a rotating glass display showcasing themed archival materials from the library's collection. Each installation highlights a different chapter in Trenton's history.
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Come here the Capital Singers of Trenton perform Testament of Freedom Sunday, May 31 @ 4 pm Sacred Heart Church (343 South Broad Street) |
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Mercer County recycling for electronics, hazardous waste, household chemicals, etc. Saturday, June 13 8 AM to 2 PM Must show drivers license or other proof of Mercer County residency
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Join us for our annual Summer Garden Party, hosted by Terri O’Prey and Dennis Wendell. All Hiltonia adult residents (21+) are welcome. Please bring an appetizer or entree to share. The Hiltonia Association Executive Board will provide desserts. |
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Revolutionary Relics Location: Reading Room at Trenton Free Public Library Local History Librarian Robert invites you to a special showcase featuring remarkable and rarely seen 18th-century documents and books from the Revolutionary period of Trenton's history. |
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TRENTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Trentoniana Exhibit at the Trenton Free Public Library features a rotating glass display showcasing themed archival materials from the library's collection. Each installation highlights a different chapter in Trenton's history. |
