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Trenton Illustrated

Trenton Illustrated by Ellwood Parsons Robbins was published by H.R. Page & Co. in 1891. It includes historic photographs of Trenton, including buildings, streets, parks and scenic views.

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• Trenton Illustrated (572,693 K)

• Cover Page (page 1)
• Deaf and Dumb Asylum (page 2)
• Introduction (includes a photograph of a Scene on the Delaware)(page3)
• Introduction (page 4)
• Introduction (page 5)
• Introduction (page 6)
• Introduction (page 7)
• Introduction (page 8)
• Introduction (page 9)
• Introduction (page 10)
• Introduction (page 11)
• Introduction (page 12)
• Introduction (page 13)
• Introduction (page 14)
• Introduction (page 15)
• Scene on the Assanpink Creek (page 16)
• State Capitol (page 17)
• State Asylum (page 18)
• Scene at Interstate Fairgrounds (page 19)
• View in Greenwood Cemetary (page 20)
• Scene at State Asylum Grounds (page 21)
• P & R R.R. Station (page 22)
• Model School (page 23)
• Scene on Greenwood Avenue (page 24)
• Fourth Presbyterian Church (page 25)
• D & B B R.R. Co. Bridge (page 26)
• The State Normal School (page 27)
• Scene on the Delaware (page 28)
• Warren Street From State (page 29)
• Union Library Co. (page 30)
• Scenes on North Clinton Avenue (page 31)
• McClellan Monument (page 32)
• Swamp Angel and Scene on Chestnut Street (page 33)
• Third Presybyterian Church (page 34)
• North Broad From State (page 35)
• New Building State Asylum (page 36)
• Scene on the Assanpink Creek near Monmouth Street (page 37)
• Scene on the Assanpink Creek from Monmouth Street Bridge (page 38)
• State Industrial School for Girls (page 39)
• Bethany Presbyterian Church and
  First Baptist Church (page 40)
• Post Office (page 41)
• Masonic Temple (page 42)
• Scene on the Assanpink Creek (page 43)
• Church of the Sacred Heart (page 44)
• Scene on Hanover Street (page 45)
• Scene in Riverview Cemetery (page 46)
• City Hall (page 47)
• Scene at the Dam (page 48)
• The Real Estate Safe Deposit Trust and Investment Co. Building (page 49)
• View on S. Broad Street (page 50)
• Prospect Street Presbyterian Church (page 51)
• State Prison (page 52)
• Scene in Cadwalader Park (page 53)
• The John A. Roebling School and Centennial School (page 54)
• View in Broad Street Park - The Lake (page 55)
• Saint Francis Hospital (page 56)
• Scene on E. State Street from Clinton Avenue (page 57)
• Forst-Rickey Building (page 58)
• High Bridge in Broad Street Park (page 59)
• County Court House (page 60)
• Entrance to Cadwalader Park (page 61)
• The Lady of Lourdes Church (page 62)
• The Willets Mfg. Co. (page 63)
• Chambers Street Bridge (page 64)
• View on Canal from Perry Street (page 65)
• Scene in Broad Street Park (page 66)
• Looking South on N. Broad Street from Perry (page 67)
• Trenton Battle Monument (page 68)
• St. Mary's Cathedral (page 69)
• Scene on the Delaware (page 70)
• Scene on West State Street and Prospect Street (page 71)
• Scene on State Street and Hicksite Friend Church (page 72)
• The Mansion at Cadwalader Park (page 73)
• The Union Industrial School (page 74)
• Scene in Cadwalader Park (page 75)
• Residence of Abraham Hunt, Headquarters, Assanpink Bridge and
  the Triumphal Arch of 1789 and the Douglas House (page 76)
• Scene on the Canal at Cadwalader Park (page 77)
• Scene on the Delaware Bridge (page 78)
• First Presbyterian Church (page 79)
• Maddock & Sons Pottery Building (page 80)
• View on the Assanpink Creek (page 81)
• Scene on Greenwood Avenue (page 82)
• Residence of S.P. Dunham and Scene on Bellevue Avenue (page 83)
• Trenton Country Club and Scene on West State St. (page 84)
• Scenes on West State Street (page 85)
• Residence of Washington A. Roebling and Residence of Charles G Roebling (page 86)
• State Capitol (page 87)
• Residence of William Woodhouse Residence of Cola C. Oliphant (page 88)
• Scene on Hamilton Avenue and Scene on West State Street (page 89)
• Scene on Berkeley Avenue and Scene on West State Street (page 90)
• Calhoun Street Bridge (page 91)
• Trenton from the River (page 92)
• State Street Looking West from Broad (page 93)
• Part of the Old Barracks (page 94)