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City of Trenton

The State Capital of New Jersey, Trenton holds a unique place in American history as the location of a key battle in the American Revolution, and it boasts an impressive array of historical sites. Trenton also has numerous parks, shopping areas, and entertainment facilities. Trenton is home to CURE Insurance Arena, the Trenton Thunder Arm & Hammer Stadium, and the Trenton War Memorial. Trenton is perhaps best characterized by its slogan, "Trenton Makes, the World Takes." download

Population (2019 estimate):

83,203 people

Land Area:

7.65 square miles

Libraries:

NJ State Library: (609) 278-2640
NJ State Archives: (609) 292-6260
Trenton Free Public Library: (609) 392-7188

Schools:

Trenton Public School System: (609) 656-4900
International Charter School of Trenton: (609) 394-3111
Foundation Academy Charter School: (609) 920-9200
Thomas Edison State University: (609) 777-5680

Historic Sites:

Trenton Battle Monument
William Trent House
Douglass House
The Eagle Tavern
First Presbyterian Church
Friends Meeting House
General Dickinson House
Mill Hill Historic District
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Old Masonic Lodge
Old Barracks
State House Historic District
Sacred Heart Church
Contemporary Club Victorian Museum
Trenton City Museum

Recreation Facilities:

Millyard Park
Cadwalader Park
Columbus Park
CURE Insurance Arena
Stacy Park
Mill Hill Park
Arm & Hammer Stadium
South Riverwalk Park

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