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New Jersey
Mercer County, New Jersey

Mercer County, New Jersey

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Rt 29 South

DELI AT CORNER

APARTMENT ON ESCHER ST — APARTMENT ON ESCHER …

HOUSES ON GRANT STR

CLINTON AVE

JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH — JERUSALEM BAPTIST CH…

N. CLINTON AVE

N. CLINTON AVE

CLINTON AVE

Cadwalader Park

Lawremce

NEW JERSEY RT 1

NEW JERSEY RT 1

Mercedes-Benz of Princeton — Mercedes-Benz of Pri…

ARENA DR

William Street area

William Street area

TRENTON

TRENTON

RUTHERFORD AVE

Civil War Memorial

Intersection of Mercer and Main Sts — Intersection of Merc…

Main St.

Stockton Street

Downtown Borough Sign

"Three Sisters" Victorian Home, Stockton St. — "Three Sisters" Vict…

Carriage Ride on Stockton St. — Carriage Ride on Sto…

Pole Sign on Mercer St. — Pole Sign on Mercer …

Hightstown FD

Stockton Street

RT 29 SOUTH

CASS STREET This thoroughfare, once called Washington Street, perpetuates the name of General Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary of War under President Andrew Jackson. General Cass was twice defeated for the Presidency. He served as Secretary of State in 1857. — CASS STREET This tho…

RT 29 SOUTH

TWIN TOWERS SEEN FROM LAMBERTON ST — TWIN TOWERS SEEN FRO…

TWIN TOWERS SEEN FROM LAMBERTON ST — TWIN TOWERS SEEN FRO…

Mercer County Waterfront Park — Mercer County Waterf…

Riverview Plaza

Waterfront Park

19th century house in trenton, nj — 19th century house i…

19th century house in trenton, nj — 19th century house i…

FIVE POINTS TRENTON, NJ — FIVE POINTS TRENTON,…

LOOKING DOWN N. MONTGOMERY ST - Montgomery Street was once known as Quaker Lane. The name of Quaker Lane was due to the presence of the Friends' Meeting House at the corner of what is now Hanover and Montgomery Streets. The street is called after Richard Montgomery, the brave American officer who fell at Quebec. The Friends are still in possession of the meeting house and the structure and its surrounding grounds provide one of the interesting historical sites of the city. — LOOKING DOWN N. MONT…

BRUNSWICK BY BATTLE MONUMENT PARK — BRUNSWICK BY BATTLE …

FIVE POINT AT PENNINGTON — FIVE POINT AT PENNIN…

STATE BUILDING ON STATE STR DOWNTOWN TRENTON — STATE BUILDING ON ST…

TITUS STR SEEN FROM RINGOLD STREET — TITUS STR SEEN FROM …

READING SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER — READING SENIOR CITIZ…

GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH PRINCETON AVE — GALILEE BAPTIST CHUR…

PRINCETON AVE BY BATTLE MONUMENT PARK — PRINCETON AVE BY BAT…

SOME NEW BANKING BUILDING - OLD UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE SITE — SOME NEW BANKING BUI…